Oversees the distribution of homeless prevention funds.

Provides an umbrella of services to help individuals that are experiencing homelessness. Services include: - Advocacy. - Free clothing and household items. - Transportation. (When other options are not available, contact for more information). - Mailbox usage for the purposes of obtaining a birth certificate, social security card or employment. - Literacy help. (English as a second language).

Provides emergency housing and supportive services to homeless individuals and families. Cold Shelter available on nights when it is 20F or below. Services include: - Case management and assisted access to community resources. - Educational assessments, services, and assistance enrolling in educational classes (GED and ESL). - Employment programs. - Healthy living workshops. - Group support meetings. - Referrals. - Access to food pantry.

Provides services to poor and homeless persons. Case Management: Staff members work with clients experiencing homelessness to identify barriers to housing and develop a plan-of-action to get past those barriers. This includes assisting with obtaining IDs, employment training, and more, and utilizing collaborations with several other agencies on site. Emergency Shelters: Overnight shelter for single men and women. Family Shelter: For families with minor children. Daytime drop-in center: Provides food, shelter, and access to critical services during the day.

Provides a community-based outreach approach for at-risk adults. Adults with severe mental health disorders and significant co-occurring needs.