This presentation was a group of people assembled by The Crossing Church in St. Joseph Missouri that included social service providers, local lawmakers, healthcare workers, and church members. The presentation was aimed at producing a plan for the local community to provide improved services and outcomes for the homeless population there.
20. Three Phases of Transformation
Introduction of dissonance
• Presentation of new ideas
• Challenging established personal
concepts
• Supporting the decline of ego
21. Three Phases of Transformation
Chaos
• Most
difficult
• May lead to
depression
• Greatest
need of
support
22. Three Phases of Transformation
Rebuilding
• Exciting time
• The place where the most
resources are needed
23. The most important
factor of this type of
transformation is a
willingness to build an
educated, empowered,
supportive community
28. Founded: 1988 by Fr. Greg Boyle and the Delores Mission
Church
Mission: Provide employment and wrap-around services
to gang members, ex-offenders, addicts and
alcoholics
Products/Services: Restaurant, Screen Printing, Bakery,
Merchandise, Licensed food products
Annual Revenue: 8 mil
Earned Revenue: 3 mil
Number Served: Approx. 8000 Annually with the entire range of
services
Homeboy employs about 235 people
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33. Founded: 1974 by four recovering addicts fresh out of prison
Mission: Provide clean and sober living environment,
employment and education for recovering addicts,
alcoholics and ex-offenders
Products/Services: Moving and Storage, Restaurant, Coffee House,
Digital Printing, Construction and Property
Management, Landscape, Warehousing and
Storage (too many others to list)
Annual Revenue: 18 mil
Earned Revenue: 10 mil
Number Served: Approx. 1500 Annually between 4 locations San
Francisco, Los Angeles, New Mexico, North Carolina,
and New York
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37. Founded: 1963 by Jack Dalton a recovering alcoholic and
ex-offender
Mission: Provide treatment, housing, employment,
transportation and on-going case management
to addicts, alcoholics, ex-offenders and families
Products/Servic
es:
retail cafés, institutional food, sheet metal
fabrication, aerospace precision machining,
wholesale food distribution, contract packaging
and fulfillment
Annual
Revenue:
61 mil
Earned
Revenue:
61 mil
Number
Served:
Approximately 11,000 over more than 60 sites all
over Washington State
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41. Founded: 1988 by George T. McDonald and Harriet Karr-
McDonald
Mission: Provide treatment, housing, employment,
transportation and on-going case management
to addicts, alcoholics, ex-offenders and families
Products/Services: Street clean-up, Commercial maintenance, Pest
control service, Back office support
Annual Revenue: 44 mil
Earned Revenue: 26 mil
Number Served: More than 1,000 daily
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46. Founded: 2011 by Jason Cleaveland in conjunction with
Bridgeway Behavioral Health
Mission: Provide treatment, housing, employment,
transportation and on-going case management
to addicts, alcoholics, ex-offenders and families
Products/Services: Lawn care and landscaping, construction
services, food truck/catering
Annual Revenue: 125,000
Earned Revenue: 27,000
Number Served: 12-15 annually
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53. Summary
• There are literally thousands of organizations and
millions of people engaged in this work all over the
country
• These are all experiments – experiments should
have a hypothesis, and test that hypothesis over
and over
• Total buy in and support of a dedicated team are
vital
• Results are not always what we hope they will be,
that’s okay and necessary
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55. Action Items
• Develop a code of honor for your team
o Define patterns of conduct for both yourselves and your clients
ahead of time
o Be sure everyone is on the same page before you begin the
process
• Create a clear mission for the project
o Will we seek to provide simple solutions to meet immediate needs
or will we provide a more transformational approach
• Design a road map for your work
o The road map will guide what experiments get performed first
o The road map will provide a platform for reporting outcomes and
defining a go/nogo threshold for the continuation of experiments
• Have fun!