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Provides housing to homeless families and their children, for up to 24 months, while the families work on financial and permanent housing goals. Case management, Parent Training, Individual or Family Counseling, Budget Counseling, Employment and Education Assistance services are also provided.
A structured housing and Case Management program for young adults experiencing homelessness, but are willing to work towards obtaining self-sufficiency. Program primarily serves young women between 17 and 24 years of age who are experiencing homelessness and are actively looking to transition into financially and emotionally independent adulthood.
Offers transitional housing and supportive services for homeless men. Aims to help individuals reach self sufficiency within six months. Services include: - Case management - Counseling and support group - Employment assistance - Financial education
Provides a 24-hour hotline for victims of domestic violence and sexual assault. Provides the following services for women and their children in the Asian-American community: - Crisis intervention - Transitional housing program - Counseling and support groups - Legal advocacy - Case management - Children's Program
Offers general counseling, couples and family counseling, therapeutic retreats, housing assistance, and employment counseling for active military members, veterans, and their families.

Services

Veteran Employment Programs
General Counseling Services
Transitional Housing/Shelter
Provides support services to those emergency shelter clients unprepared to live independently without additional life-skills training, in order to prepare them for a smooth transition into the community.
A supportive housing program for homeless families. Participants are provided a subsidized transitional housing unit to live in while they actively work on goals that will make them self-sufficient. Target areas include income, employment, education, transportation, child care, health and housing. The ultimate goal of the program is for families to be able to obatin and remain in affordable permanent housing.
Transitional housing available for those who have an isolated cause of their homelessness that can be met (including issues such as addiction, employment, abuse, etc.).
A supportive housing program for homeless families. Participants are provided a subsidized transitional housing unit to live in while they actively work on goals that will make them self-sufficient. Target areas include income, employment, education, transportation, child care, health and housing. The ultimate goal of the program is for families to be able to obatin and remain in affordable permanent housing.
Transitional housing serves survivors of domestic violence who are at risk of homelessness. This is an extension of MCCA's Countering Domestic Violence program.
Provides a transitional living facility for those who are new to recovery and are committed to a life away from addiction. Individuals with co-occurring disorders and those prescribed medication to assist in substance use disorder treatment (including methadone) are welcome. Client medications are managed by staff. Length of stay is usually 3-6 months, depending on individual need. Facilities are supervised 24/7 by onsite staff.
Serves homeless veterans and equips them to achieve individual growth and independence. Helps veterans cope with many issues, such as PTSD, substance abuse, and other challenges by fostering integrity, respect, and dignity. More than three-quarters of the veterans who complete this program go on to live productive and independent lives. This is not a shelter, and the residents must participate in the entire scope of the curriculum, programs and activities.

Services

Transitional Housing/Shelter
Provides housing and supportive services to homeless families and their children while they work toward permanent housing and a quality of life that supports their needs.
Temporary housing for veterans for up to 90 days while they find and secure permanent housing. Currently can house 11 male veterans in Lincoln and 9 male or female veterans in Bloomington. Limited accommodations possible for families. While in the GPD program, Veterans will receive several services: - Housing intervention. - Case management. - Life skills training. - Access to either prepared meals or food pantry items. - Transportation. - Assistance with applying for VA and Social Security Benefits.
Provides housing assistance and supportive services for individuals experiencing domestic violence who are homeless or at risk of being homeless. Programs include transitional housing and rapid re-housing. Transitional Housing program: Provides temporary housing for women and children experiencing homelessness, who have also experienced domestic violence. Additional services include: - Temporary rent-free housing. - Financial classes. - Case management and counseling. - Housing advocacy. Rapid Re-Housing program: Provides temporary housing assistance for individuals with or without children who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, due to fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence. Additional services include: - Temporary rental assistance. - Housing advocacy. - Case management services.

Services

Transitional Housing/Shelter
At Risk/Homeless Housing Related Assistance Programs
Develops skills and supports needed to master mental health challenges while reducing the negative impact on relationships, health and wellness, day-to-day living, and early career experiences.

Services

Life Skills Education
Early Intervention for Mental Illness
Transitional Housing/Shelter
Case/Care Management
A supportive housing program for homeless families. Participants are provided a subsidized transitional housing unit to live in while they actively work on goals that will make them self-sufficient. Target areas include income, employment, education, transportation, child care, health and housing. The ultimate goal of the program is for families to be able to obatin and remain in affordable permanent housing.
Offers a long-term restorative home where women can heal from sexual exploitation and extreme abuse. An array of supportive services are provided to foster healing, recovery, and an opportunity to begin a new life. Residents can stay up to 2 years at the home. Services included are housing, an individualized program for holistic healing where medical and therapeutic needs are met, and addiction recovery support provided as needed, and much more.
Domestic violence services include: - 24/7 hotline. - Counseling and advocacy for adults. - Counseling and advocacy for children affected by domestic violence. - Legal advocacy. - 24/7 shelter for survivors of domestic violence. - 24/7 transitional shelter.

Services

Advocacy
Spouse/Intimate Partner Abuse Counseling
Domestic Violence Shelters
Transitional Housing/Shelter
Counseling for Children Affected by Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Intervention Programs
Crisis Intervention Hotlines/Helplines
Domestic violence services include: - 24/7 hotline. - Counseling and advocacy for adults. - Counseling and advocacy for children affected by domestic violence. - Legal advocacy. - 24/7 shelter for survivors of domestic violence. - 24/7 transitional shelter.

Services

Advocacy
Spouse/Intimate Partner Abuse Counseling
Domestic Violence Shelters
Transitional Housing/Shelter
Counseling for Children Affected by Domestic Violence
Domestic Violence Intervention Programs
Crisis Intervention Hotlines/Helplines
Transitional Living Program: Helps adolescents and young adults move from residential treatment to independent living. Independent Living Program (Available for DCFS funded youth only)

Services

Transitional Housing/Shelter
Provides domestic violence survivors transitional housing to build independent, violence-free lives, including: - Transitional living program. - Rapid Rehousing. - Rental Assistance.

Services

Rent Payment Assistance
Transitional Housing/Shelter
Offers transitional housing for up to two years. Case management is continued as well.
Provides survivors of domestic violence and human trafficking: - Safe affordable housing - Counseling and supportive services - Assistance with educational, financial, and job-related goals - Help establishing a home for them and their families - Financial assistance for rent and utilities - Supervised family visitations - Legal advocacy - Mentoring programs Scattered-Site Transitional Housing which includes: - Rental assistance with a monthly subsidy based on individual income - A personal savings account to ensure financial security for the future - Financial workshops and life skills education
Offers transitional housing for Lake County families who are experiencing homelessness. Also provides case management services, including: - Life skills classes - Employment assistance - Educational advocacy - Financial stability