Independence house (Richmond, Virginia)

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Independence House is an independent living based group home for girls between the ages 16-21. Independence House is in Henrico County, Virginia, USA. West of Richmond, Virginia. It is owned by a non-profit organization Familylife line. The Independence House is focused around basic factors the young women will face in "the real world" with some help from the staff on hand who are available 24/7. The Home may hold up to 8 young women and is located in a quite community. The Residents at the independence house are expected to get a part time job and attend school regularly. They are also expected to buy their own groceries and cook their own meals.