SERVICES

Safe and affordable housing for up to 12 months
Job training and placement assistance
Counseling and mental health services
Life skills training, including financial management, conflict resolution, and time management
Legal support and assistance with expungement of criminal records
Food access/ storage
Collaborate with local re-entry programs
Transitional Housing Program

Coaching returning citizens with financial literacy, life skills, and work skills can greatly enhance their chances of successful reintegration into society:

1. Financial Literacy:

Teach basic budgeting skills: Help them understand the importance of creating a budget, tracking expenses, and managing their income.
Guide them on saving and investing: Teach them about different saving methods, such as emergency funds and retirement accounts. Explain the basics of investing and the potential benefits.
Provide information on credit and debt management: Educate them about credit scores, credit reports, and responsible borrowing. Help them understand how to reduce and manage debt effectively.

3. Work Skills:

Resume and job application assistance: Help them create or update their resumes and provide guidance on completing job applications effectively.
Interview preparation: Conduct mock interviews to practice their interviewing skills and provide constructive feedback. Teach them how to present themselves confidently and professionally.
Job search strategies: Guide them through various job search techniques, including online job portals, networking, and utilizing community resources.

2. Life Skills:

Assist with goal setting: Help them set both short-term and long-term goals, such as finding stable housing, obtaining employment, or furthering their education. Teach them how to create actionable plans to achieve these goals.
Develop problem-solving skills: Encourage critical thinking and problem-solving abilities to help them overcome obstacles they may encounter during the reintegration process.
Teach effective communication skills: Assist them in enhancing their communication skills, including active listening, verbal and non-verbal communication, and conflict resolution techniques.

4. Personal Development:

Encourage self-care and stress management: Teach them coping mechanisms for stress and anxiety, such as mindfulness techniques, exercise, and self-reflection.
Enhance time management and organizational skills: Provide tools and strategies to improve their time management and organizational abilities, helping them balance personal and professional responsibilities.
Foster a growth mindset: Encourage a positive mindset and resilience, emphasizing the importance of continuous learning and personal growth.

Trauma Informed Groups

Group discussion with returning citizens
About all housing and lifeskillls group
Entrepreneurship/ financial literacy program
Workforce Program

Program Includes / Features

24/7 residential monitoring
For both Men and Women
Population Served: Returning citizens both men and women that are dealing with chronic homelessness
Case by case transportation needs met

General Supportive Services

Case Management
Workforce / Entrepreneurship program
Life Skills / Social Skills development
Substance Abuse and Support Group Counseling
Employment assistance
Full Kitchen Access

Events

Annual Father Day Gathering
Annual Mothers Day Gathering
Christmas Gift Giveaway
Thanksgiving Turkey Drive

Social Services and Human Services

Physical Health
Mental Health (ACT teams, permanent supportive team, DBH)
Substance Abuse
1. NA (NARCOTICS ANONYMOUS)
2. AA (ALCOHOLICS ANONYMOUS)
3. CELEBRATE RECOVERY
Mentorship
Trauma inform
Victim Services