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The YWCA shelter in Guilford County, NC accommodates up to 30 families for 30-90 days but has a waitlist of 20 families on average. While the shelter provides housing, enrichment programming is needed to equip residents with skills to gain independence and stability to prevent returning to homelessness. A $40,000 budget would fund aftercare case management and events to support residents with resume building, financial literacy, and other services to improve lives and community well-being. This proposal aims to address Greensboro's growing homelessness issue through targeted programming to create self-sufficiency.
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- Lack of affordable housing and discrimination can cause people with HIV/AIDS to become homeless as they may lose their jobs and ability to afford housing.
- Urban Solutions is a nonprofit that provides various services to over 100 low-income and underinsured individuals with HIV/AIDS each year, including medical care, housing assistance, and youth programs.
- The National Alliance to End Homelessness outlines a 10 step plan communities can take that includes strategies like emergency prevention, rapid re-housing, and ensuring access to permanent supportive housing and income for those in need.
Family Promise of Greater Merced Power Point Presentation
Families now make up 40 percent of the homeless population. Family Promise of Greater Merced offers hope to homeless families with children. With your help we can make a difference.
Newsletter June 2015
The Hennepin County Teen Parent Connection is excited to annouce that the Otto Bremer Foundation awarded the Hennepin County Teen Parent Connection with a $40,000 grant to continue our projects! Please help us send off Barry, a long time advocate and member of the HCTPC, to his next adventure in Colorado. Barry's hardwork as a social worker with teen parents in Hennepin County will be greatly missed. We would like to invite you to also check out our partner spot light, which includes teen parent programming from FamilyWise and Way to Grow.
Coaching For Success 2016
The document discusses a mission statement and principles of community action organizations. The mission statement aims to bridge gaps to stability through partnerships, coaching and education. Community action changes lives, embodies hope, improves communities and makes America a better place to live. These organizations care about entire communities and help people help themselves and each other.
Poverty Quiz Focus Groups
Ok. So I am already tired of thinking about cuts to CSBG. Trying to predict what is going to happen, trying to sift through all the contradicting information, trying to visualize what this means for my agency and the State of Missouri…but the truth is…I still have a current job to do and right now I need to focus on the Agency’s Comprehensive Community Needs Assessment(CNNA) .
I start county Focus Groups next week to gather more primary data for the development our CCNA report. I modified the Half in Ten poverty quiz and merge it with regional and state data to produce a PowerPoint that can be utilized to start discussions on poverty. I am unaware if you can take it from my FB page or the “SlideShare” web-site and modify it for your own region and state. If you cannot pull the PowerPoint from the web, just email me and I will send a modifiable version. I hope you find it useful.
Final Grant Proposal
The Girl Scouts Campus Kitchen program seeks funding to bring The Campus Kitchens Project to East St. Louis through Girl Scout outreach programs. The program will have Girl Scouts prepare and deliver nutritious meals to community members using donated food. It aims to serve 100 people by January 2016 and educate 100 more about programs addressing food insecurity. The program coordinator will collaborate with schools and food sources to implement the kitchens and promote community meals.
Final Grant for GS Campus Kitchens
The Girl Scouts Campus Kitchen Program seeks $51,520.12 in funding from United Way to address food insecurity and lack of access to healthy foods in East St. Louis, Illinois. The program will partner Girl Scout troops with local schools, grocery stores, food banks, and farmers to collect unused food and have the girls prepare and deliver nutritious meals to community members. Over the course of 9 months, the program aims to provide 100 community members with healthy meals and educate 100 more about available food resources. This hands-on learning opportunity will empower girls while helping to eliminate hunger in their community.
Ending Family Homelessness Webinar: Identifying Effective Interventions
This document summarizes the findings of a study examining housing and service outcomes for families experiencing homelessness over 2.5 years. The study compared outcomes for families placed in emergency shelter, transitional housing, or permanent supportive housing. Key findings include: high rates of children living apart from their mothers, emotional and behavioral problems in children, high levels of trauma and mental health issues among mothers, and residential instability over time that was predicted by factors like trauma symptoms, education levels, and self-efficacy. The document calls for policy and practice changes like trauma-informed care, comprehensive family assessments, parenting supports, and child-centered services to better address family homelessness.
2013 ruthie dc presentation
This document discusses housing issues facing transition-aged youth aging out of foster care. It provides data showing thousands of youth age out of foster care each year and experience high rates of homelessness. Research studies are cited that find 12-17% of former foster youth report experiencing homelessness. The document outlines challenges these youth face in obtaining housing, including limited independent living program capacity and lack of affordable housing. It provides recommendations for actions at the state level, such as implementing the Fostering Connections Act, ensuring housing is in transition plans, and building partnerships to create affordable housing opportunities.
2016_FY2015 Annual Report
United Way of Central Maryland celebrated 90 years of bringing people together to improve lives and change odds for families and communities. In fiscal year 2015, they helped thousands through programs providing housing, jobs, education, food and healthcare. Volunteers contributed greatly to these efforts. Thanks to community support, United Way was able to deepen its work helping those in need become stable and self-sufficient.
Improving Health in U.S. Rural Communities: The Role of the AAFP
Improving Health in U.S. Rural Communities: The Role of the AAFPAmerican Academy of Family Physicians
This document discusses health issues facing rural communities in the United States and the role of family physicians in addressing these issues. It notes that rural residents have higher rates of poverty, fewer physicians per capita, and worse health outcomes. Common challenges for rural physicians include workforce shortages, lack of specialty care access, and long work hours. The AAFP aims to establish itself as a leader on rural health issues through initiatives like advocacy, payment reform, practice support, and collaboration with other organizations to improve health in rural America.A Cup Of Joy Resource Center
Our mission is "To provide resources designed to strengthen, encourage and enlarge the borders of single parent families individually and corporately."
Urban League of the Upstate Annual Report Final Draft
The Urban League of the Upstate provides education, employment, emergency assistance and housing services to communities in the Upstate region of South Carolina. In 2015, the organization served over 1,600 students through education programs, helped over 1,100 clients through workforce development initiatives, and mitigated 82 foreclosures. The annual report outlines the organization's goals and programs in critical areas like education, employment, and housing, and provides statistics on clients served and outcomes of its work over the past year.
3.4 Ending Homelessness for Veterans and their Families
The document discusses strategies and programs to help end homelessness among veterans. It provides data on the needs of homeless veterans based on surveys and outlines several key VA programs including HUD-VASH, SSVF, and CHALENG that assess veteran needs and connect veterans with housing, case management, and other services. Key facts include that nearly 75,000 veterans experienced homelessness on a single night in 2009 and the VA aims to effectively target resources and coordinate with HUD and other organizations to meet the diverse needs of veterans and their families.
6.3 John Kuhn
This document provides information about the Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) program. It discusses who is at risk of homelessness among veterans and the challenges of prevention efforts. Key points include that 10% of veterans in poverty become homeless each year, and rates are higher for Hispanic/Latino and African American veterans. Younger veterans aged 18-30 also face higher risks. Nearly half of all homeless veterans are located in just four states. The document outlines eligible services and financial assistance provided through SSVF to help veterans obtain and maintain permanent housing. It distinguishes SSVF from other VA programs by focusing on short-term housing stabilization rather than long-term treatment. The overall goals are to prevent and reduce
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Family Promise of Greater Merced Power Point Presentation
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Ending Family Homelessness Webinar: Identifying Effective Interventions
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Improving Health in U.S. Rural Communities: The Role of the AAFP
Urban League of the Upstate Annual Report Final Draft
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3.4 Ending Homelessness for Veterans and their Families
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Proposal Presentations
- 2. Homelessness in Greensboro -Guilford County has one of the largest homeless populations in North Carolina. (Partners Ending Homelessness 2011) -Living in a state of homelessness greatly increases personality disorders, depression, substance abuse as well as general health disparities in women. (Lindsey 1998) -Children who experience homelessness are more prone to anxiety, serious behavioral problems, poor academic performance, and various developmental issues as well as significant depression. (Lindsey 1998) -Currently, 47% of homeless individuals in Guilford County are homeless as a result of the lack of full time employment. (Learn about homelessness in Greensboro 2013)
- 3. What the Shelter Means to our Residents
- 4. Shelter Now We are a shelter in Guilford County that accommodates all types of families, but only can have capacity of up to 30 person from 30 days up to 90 days. On average 20 families are on the YWCA waitlist for shelter services and these waitlists depend on the expedience of current families leaving the shelter. Even with access to a shelter, there is still the readjustment to life outside the shelter. We need to equip our shelter residents with opportunities to not repeat the cycle of homelessness, while attaining a greater well-being for their children.
- 6. Budget Sample 40,000 budget - After care is going to be the highest cost because of event budgeting and caseworker expenses - Indirect costs will compensate for growth and unexpected costs of the program
- 7. Impact Homelessness is growing in Greensboro and that will continue if organizations do not step up to find solutions to this problem. The YWCA’s shelter accommodates all families and provides for them, however, the families needs catered programming in order to improve their lives and create independence. Resume building, financial literacy, after care management can truly make a difference for the residents to provide for their families. Our residents are assets to the community so supporting them would build a better future.
- 8. Sources Partners Ending Homelessness. (2011). Homelessness statistics: System-wide date-1st quarter 2014 [Data File]. Retrieved from http://www.partnersendinghomelessness.org/research/ Lindsey, E. W. (1998). The impact of homelessness and shelter life on family relationships. Family Relations. 47(3), 243-252. Retrieved from http://libres.uncg.edu/ir/uncg/f/E_Lindsey_Impact_1998.pdf Learn about homelessness in Greensboro. (2013). Retrieved from http://gsodaycenter.org/get-involved/learn-about-homelessness-in-greensboro/
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