Homeless Initiative

As research suggests, there is an immense need for services to aid the homeless. The Homeless Initiative recognizes that need and has identified strategies to aid in the reduction of homelessness. The long-term goal of The Homeless Initiative is to expand services throughout the state of Alabama. The program is designed to rehabilitate homeless individuals while offering prevention skills to aid in long term success. It is our goal to equip those we serve with the tools needed to break the cycle of homelessness through education, assistance, and empowerment to become productive, contributing members of society. We believe that if you can change the life of one, you can change the world.

Program Steps

Step 1: Locate emergency housing

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 2: Conduct Assessment to determine strengths and needs

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 2: Conduct Assessment to determine strengths and needs

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 4: Begin individual/family counseling to address past traumas

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

Step 6: Tutoring (Services for those individuals who cannot read or account or lacking knowledge)

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

HOMELESS INITIATIVE

Program Steps

Step 1: Locate emergency housing

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 2: Conduct Assessment to determine strengths and needs

Step 2: Conduct Assessment to determine strengths and needs

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 2: Conduct Assessment to determine strengths and needs

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 4: Begin individual/family counseling to address past traumas

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

Step 3: Make Proper referrals (ex. Medical assistance, drug abuse program, mental health facility)

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

Step 6: Tutoring (Services for those individuals who cannot read or account or lacking knowledge)

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

Step 5: Independent Living Skills Training (money management, healthylifestyle, housekeeping etc.)

Step 7: Job Readiness

Step 8: Continuum of Care (Monitor the individual/family for 6 months)

Step 8: Continuum of Care (Monitor the individual/family for 6 months)

Step 8: Continuum of Care (Monitor the individual/family for 6 months)

Step 8: Continuum of Care (Monitor the individual/family for 6 months)

Step 8: Continuum of Care (Monitor the individual/family for 6 months)