Programs

  • Program 1 [2020]

    FOOD SERVICES: DURING PANDEMIC IN 2020, THE CENTER PROVIDED 62,446 OR THREE TIMES MORE THAN USUAL FOOD SERVICES, A TOTAL OF 1,561,150 MEALS. FOOD SERVICES CONSISTED OF A MONTHLY FOOD SUPPLY OF FRESH MEAT, CANNED GOODS, BAKED GOODS AND PRODUCE; WEEKLY BREAD, VEGGIE, AND DAIRY FOODS; 12,420 BAGGED LUNCHES FOR UNHOUSED MEN, WOMEN, AND CHILDREN; 8210 HOME DELIVERIES FOR SENIOR-AGED AND DISABLED PERSONS. LARGE EVENTS INCLUDED THANKSGIVING DINNER FOOD BOXES FOR 4,375 HOUSEHOLDS AND 12,420 MEALS FOR HOMELESS AND 6,196 BAG LUNCHES TO INDIVIDUALS HOUSED AND UNHOUSED; HOLIDAY EVENTS INCLUDED DISTRIBUTION OF HOLIDAY FOOD BOXES TO 1,905 HOUSEHOLDS, WHILE TOYS, CLOTHING, AND BOOKS WERE PREPARED AND GIFTED TO 1,619 CHILDREN 17 YEARS OLD AND YOUNGER.
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    Dates
    Jan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
    –
    $3.1M

  • Program 2 [2020]

    CLIENT SERVICES: IN 2020, THE CENTER PROVIDED CRISIS CASE MANAGEMENT RELATED SERVICES INCLUDING REFERRALS AND DIRECT RESOURCES SUCH AS FOOD, ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE, TRANSPORTATION, HOUSING AND JOB DEVELOPMENT. IN ORDER TO HELP MEET THE BASIC NEEDS OF INDIVIDUALS AND FAMILIES CLIENT SERVICES PROGRAMS WERE LED BY CASE WORKERS' INTERVENTIONS GUIDED ON THE PILLARS OF ACCESS, EDUCATION, AND SYSTEM NAVIGATION. THE CENTER'S BACK-TO-SCHOOL EVENT LEVELED THE PLAYING FIELD FOR LOW-INCOME FAMILIES AS 2,004 CHILDREN WERE PREPARED FOR A SUCCESSFUL RETURN TO SCHOOL THROUGH THE PROVISION OF SCHOOL SUPPLIES, BACKPACKS, SHOE VOUCHERS, HAIRCUT VOUCHERS, MASKS FOR CHILDREN AND ADULTS, AS WELL AS OTHER HYGIENE SUPPLIES. THROUGH PARTNERSHIPS, THE CENTER STRENGTHENED ITS HOUSING FIRST FOCUS TOWARDS PERMANENT HOUSING THROUGH EVICTION PREVENTION, RAPID-REHOUSING, RENTAL ASSISTANCE, MOVE-IN ASSISTANCE, AND MOTEL VOUCHER SUPPORTS. THE CENTER ALSO HELPED 6,700 JOB DEVELOPMENT SERVICES TO AIDE IN HELPING LOW-INCOME PARTICIPANTS TO INCREASE THEIR WEALTH THROUGH EMPLOYMENT AND WORK-EXPERIENCE TRAINING; AS WELL, THROUGHOUT THE YEAR, THE CENTER HOSTED 157 NURSING STUDENTS PURSUING LICENSURE TRAINING ONSITE, 18 YOUTH, ADULTS, AND SENIORS ENTERING OR REENTERING THE WORKFORCE, AND PUBLIC HEALTH INTERNS PURSUING HANDS-ON EXPERIENCE IN THE SOCIAL SERVICES FIELD.
    Geographies
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    Dates
    Jan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
    –
    $1.7M

  • Program 3 [2020]

    HEALTH SERVICES: IN 2020, THE CENTER'S HEALTH SERVICES PROGRAMS CONTINUED INCREASED EFFORTS TOWARDS ACCESS TO HEALTHCARE, EDUCATION, AND SYSTEM NAVIGATION THROUGH HEALTHCARE COMMUNITY PARTNERSHIPS. THE CENTER PARTNERED WITH USC'S OSTROW SCHOOL OF DENTISTRY TO PROVIDE COMPREHENSIVE DENTAL TREATMENTS TO CHILDREN AND ADULTS THROUGH THE MOBILE DENTAL CLINIC WITH TOTAL VALUE OF $90,312. VISION HEALTH IMPROVED FOR LOW-INCOME CHILDREN AND ADULTS THROUGH ACCESS TO 46 VISION SERVICES ENTAILING EYE CLINICS, EXAMS, GLASSES, AND EYEGLASS VOUCHERS; 149,938 HEALTH, NUTRITION AND COVID-19 EDUCATIONAL MATERIALS/RESOURCES HEALTHCARE NEEDS WERE COORDINATED FOR HOUSED, UNHOUSED, INSURED, AND UNINSURED INDIVIDUALS THROUGH CASE MANAGEMENT, MEDICAL OUTREACH, POP-UP CLINICS, AND RESOURCE LINKAGES ADMINISTERED ON-SITE; 1,070 SCREENING FOR GLUCOSE/DIABETES; CHOLESTEROL, BLOOD PRESSURE SCREENINGS AIDED IN EDUCATING LOW-INCOME PARTICIPANTS ON THE IMPORTANCE OF REGULARLY MONITORING ONE'S HEALTH; BOOSTER SEATS HELPED PREPARE CHILDREN FOR SCHOOL.
    Geographies
    Not indicated
    Dates
    Jan 1, 2020 – Dec 31, 2020
    Source
    990
    No causes provided
    No populations provided
    –
    $2.1M