Supporting individuals and families as they move from crisis to stability and hope.
Who We Are?
The purpose of the OneHeart transformation campus is to elevate the human spirit and the spirit of the Rapid City community.
By providing transitional housing and co-locating a variety of services – from addiction and mental health counseling to life skills and job training – we can more efficiently, effectively and collectively help our neighbors without homes move into permanent housing and a better quality of life.
Our Mission
Empowering people to overcome crisis and achieve self-sustainability.
A uniquely supportive and collaborative approach to human transformation with a nearly 60% success rate.
Impact stats
*data through 2025
We create pathways from crisis to lasting self-sufficiency.
Who is accepted into the program?
All guests are referred to OneHeart by approved partner agencies. Every referral goes through a comprehensive review process that includes eligibility screening, background checks, pre-interviews, and an assessment of program fit. Acceptance is based on eligibility, program readiness, and available capacity.
Is the OneHeart campus safe?
Safety is a top priority at OneHeart, especially because many of our guests are women and children. All guests complete a screening process. Individuals with histories of violent or sexual offenses are not permitted on campus, helping to create a secure, stable environment where families can heal, grow, and succeed.
Why does the length of stay matter?
Lasting transformation takes time. OneHeart’s longitudinal studies show that guests who remain in the program for 12 months or longer achieve their personal goals at significantly higher rates than those who leave within the first few months. Long-term housing stability creates the foundation for employment, recovery, education, and family healing.
What makes OneHeart different?
OneHeart provides more than housing. Through long-term housing, personalized programming, and a collaborative network of community partners, guests receive the comprehensive support needed to overcome crisis, build stability, and achieve lasting self-sufficiency.
How we work?
OneHeart creates a safe, supportive environment where individuals and families can heal from crisis, build stability, and achieve lasting transformation.
Through long-term housing, personalized programming, and coordinated wraparound services, we address the complex challenges that often accompany poverty, trauma, and life instability. Our collaborative network of community partners provides guests with access to education, employment, counseling, healthcare, and other essential resources needed for success.
By fostering stability, accountability, and hope, OneHeart empowers individuals and families to build sustainable futures and break generational cycles of crisis.
Our Programming
What our guests say
“Being a single mom to three boys can be challenging at times, but knowing I am giving them opportunities I didn't have growing up makes being a cycle breaker incredibly encouraging.”
“You get here and you start to realize that needs are being met and you don’t have to worry about where food is coming from or where you’re going to be sleeping and so then the second symptom of being at OneHeart after you kind of relax is to be able to just have hopes and dreams again.”
From OneHeart
Stories, insights, and reflections from the people and work at OneHeart.
How OneHeart Is Designed to Move People Out of Crisis Brain
Small Acts, Big Impact: Investing in People. Strengthening Communities.
What Rebuilding a Life Really Takes
We Don’t Work Alone. You Make This Possible.
Every donation, every volunteer hour, every share — it adds up to real change.
Empowering people to overcome crisis and achieve self-sustainability.
- ONEHEART OFFICE
- 217 Kansas City Street
- Rapid City, SD 57701
- info@oneheartrc.org
- 605-791-3034
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“I’m grateful for everyone, they have left positive influences on my children.
So much that they discuss coming back to work for OneHeart
to help others.”