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Provides year-round case management services for individuals in need.

Personal Goods and Services

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- Assists with obtaining birth certificates, social security cards, and bus tokens
- Refers individuals to furniture resources when moving -Offers a drop-in center with snacks, showers, phones, computers, clothing, toiletries, and a mailing address for personal purposes

Provides services for families who are at risk of losing their home or need to find a new one.

Housing Assistance

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- Offers case management and financial assistance for eviction prevention and utilities
- Families must be willing to participate in case management for up to a year
- Any kind of financial support and direct assistance is limited to those enrolled in the program

Offers supportive services to help individuals with mental health and/or substance issues.

Mental Health Services

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- Includes housing assistance, mail services, and bus passes
- Helps clients obtain identification, social security cards, and other documents
- Provides workshops, speakers, and a quarterly newsletter focused on recovery and wellness
- Serves coffee and breakfast

• Helps with locating and moving into housing, obtaining benefits, and finding employment 
• Provides assistance in obtaining medical and mental healthcare 
• Support with budgeting available

Helps individuals and families experiencing homelessness find and maintain permanent housing.

Temporary Shelter

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- Operates a transitional housing facility for single women and families with children
- Case management is provided in the areas of housing, utilities, food, education, and health
- Provides food assistance and limited rental and/or financial assistance

• Helps with rent, utilities, and referrals to obtain housing

• Provides case management and some financial assistance 
• Refers to workforce development, continuing education, food, and housing support services