Provides individual and family counseling, individual and family crisis intervention services, family mediation, and short-term temporary emergency shelter in family homes that are made available by volunteer shelter parents. Does NOT provide an onsite shelter. Individuals or families unable to pay fees will not be turned away. Counseling can be arranged to take place at the Elevate's office in Berlin, at area schools, in family homes, or at other appropriate locations.

Provides crisis and stabilization services to at risk youth and families. Assists youth with supports toward developing well-being, education, employment, permanent connections, and stable living environments as they transition to adulthood. Compass works with youth and their families to make a plan of care that will assist them in accomplishing their goals. Youth meet with a case manager approximately once a week. If a youth's family is available for services, they will have the opportunity to work with Compass' Family Preservation Specialist around normal adolescent development, verbal de-escalation techniques, mediation, and other approaches. Provides crisis management for enrolled clients and families 24 hours a day through a pager. There is a rotating staff member on call at all times.

Provides transitional housing that provides a bridge between emergency shelter and permanent housing while offering participants sufficient time to explore their housing and employment options.

Provides community-based supports to assist youth with successful transition to adulthood. Provides youth not sleeping at home services that include provision of shelter homes while team intervention helps to resolve issues of conflict or stress. Offers intensive support programs to facilitate skills development in community-based and home settings. Respite Services provide hourly and overnight mentoring and supervision to enhance family functioning. Emergency overnight respite alleviates stressors impacting client and family functioning.

Offers short-term residential services to support a young person's transition from homelessness to independence. Services include assessment of independent living skills, case management, transitional living support, and outreach services. Life skills training, health and parenting classes are also offered.

Provides shelter, clothing, food, and an individualized program to reintegrate veterans into the community and help them to achieve self-sufficiency. The program also assists any Veteran, whether or not they are homeless, with VA health care applications, obtaining military records, and laundry. Dodge House invites veterans to drop in any time they are open. Not an emergency shelter, application process for transitional housing can take time

Provides emergency shelter, safety, and basic needs. Participants also receive information about resources as they develop a plan to address their immediate needs. Success in this program may lead to a spot in Spectrum's Transitional Housing Program at Pearl Street.

Provides shelter services for families with minor children experiencing homelessness. Families who need shelter should call the Main Street Family Shelter to be placed on the waiting list for either family shelter. Families are expected to save 40% of their income while staying at COTS.

Provides crisis and stabilization services to at risk youth and families. Assists youth with supports toward developing well-being, education, employment, permanent connections, and stable living environments as they transition to adulthood. Compass works with youth and their families to make a plan of care that will assist them in accomplishing their goals. Youth meet with a case manager approximately once a week. If a youth's family is available for services, they will have the opportunity to work with Compass' Family Preservation Specialist around normal adolescent development, verbal de-escalation techniques, mediation, and other approaches. Provides crisis management for enrolled clients and families 24 hours a day through a pager. There is a rotating staff member on call at all times.

Offers substance-free transitional housing for veterans experiencing homelessness. Also provides veterans living in the transitional housing shared living facility with support services.

Provides shelter services for families with minor children experiencing homelessness. Families who need shelter should call the Main Street Family Shelter to be placed on the waiting list for either family shelter. Families are expected to save 40% of their income while staying at COTS.

Provides long term housing, life skills training, emotional support, as well as assistance in finding area services such as job training, counseling, education, child care, and health care after an initial assessment stage that determines appropriateness for participation in the program. Hotline Counselors are On Call 24Hours/7Days. Transitional Living Program also offers limited support with transportation, personal needs, and support in acquiring ID's such as birth certificates and social security cards.

Provides overnight shelter for youth. Offers case management through the Drop-In Center and resource connections. The shelter is accessed through the back entryway off of King Street and shares a building with Turning Point.

Provides families and individuals with a transition program that moves them from experiencing homelessness to long-term self-sufficiency and housing stability. Program includes extensive case-management for budgeting, parenting, crisis management and intervention. Accepts referrals from case managers with a Release of Information (ROI). Housing Opportunity Program (HOP) funds are also available.

Transitional housing supportive services offered are: case management that includes treatment plans, assistance obtaining permanent housing, benefits counseling, legal advise and community referrals; employment and training that includes career counseling, job placement and training; outreach that includes access to food pantries and general clothing providers; and referrals to community resources. Also operates a shelter in Bradford, VT.

Provides transitional housing program that includes case management, housing counseling, life skills counseling, and peer mentoring. Provides emergency shelter bed if one is available.

Provides crisis and stabilization services to at risk youth and families. Assists youth with supports toward developing well-being, education, employment, permanent connections, and stable living environments as they transition to adulthood. Compass works with youth and their families to make a plan of care that will assist them in accomplishing their goals. Youth meet with a case manager approximately once a week. If a youth's family is available for services, they will have the opportunity to work with Compass' Family Preservation Specialist around normal adolescent development, verbal de-escalation techniques, mediation, and other approaches. Provides crisis management for enrolled clients and families 24 hours a day through a pager. There is a rotating staff member on call at all times.

Provides funding for a transitional housing program. The program partners with 18 community providers, including non-profits, community justice centers, and municipalities, to provide the capacity of approximately 250 beds/apartments statewide. Also provides reentry services to inmates prior to release.

Provides a confidential crisis hotline and online services to call, chat, or email. Offers solution-focused crisis intervention, referrals to local resources, education, and prevention assistance for youth and families. Services include youth-initiated Conference Calls, which facilitates a call between the youth and their family or a helping agency; Home Free, which offers a free bus ticket home or to an alternate living arrangement; and Message Service, which takes messages from parents that the National Runaway Safeline (NRS) will deliver to the youth if they choose to call the hotline to check for messages. Individuals may also post on the online forum. For Home Free, youth under age 18 can only return to a parent or legal guardian, which may include a non-custodial parent, sibling age 21 or older, or an extended family member, such as aunt or uncle. If parents call asking for help in finding their kids, National Runaway Safeline can refer them to local police departments and national organizations such as National Center for Missing and Exploited Children for additional support.

Provides transitional housing program for individuals and families who are at risk of becoming homeless or who are homeless in order to increase their level of self-sufficiency and ultimately transition from homelessness to permanent housing. The housing is drug-free and alcohol-free. An income is not required, but residents with an income may have to pay 30% of their income towards housing costs. Residents are expected to participate in training, education, and/or employment programming.

Provides a rental subsidy program in support of acquisition and maintenance of stable, adequate housing. Program participants must receive case management from an approved services provider. Applicants must complete a review process. Registration with Coordinated Entry is required to participate in the program.

Provides crisis and stabilization services to at risk youth and families. Assists youth with supports toward developing well-being, education, employment, permanent connections, and stable living environments as they transition to adulthood. Compass works with youth and their families to make a plan of care that will assist them in accomplishing their goals. Youth meet with a case manager approximately once a week. If a youth's family is available for services, they will have the opportunity to work with Compass' Family Preservation Specialist around normal adolescent development, verbal de-escalation techniques, mediation, and other approaches. Provides crisis management for enrolled clients and families 24 hours a day through a pager. There is a rotating staff member on call at all times.

Provides emergency shelter program for youth in crisis.

Provides community-based supports to assist youth with successful transition to adulthood. Provides youth not sleeping at home services that include provision of shelter homes while team intervention helps to resolve issues of conflict or stress. Offers intensive support programs to facilitate skills development in community-based and home settings. Respite Services provide hourly and overnight mentoring and supervision to enhance family functioning. Emergency overnight respite alleviates stressors impacting client and family functioning.

Provides transitional housing, individual case management, and life skills education. Program is designed to provide support and to teach the skills needed for healthy transition to adulthood and graduation to independent living arrangements. Youth who successfully complete the program are eligible for a Section 8 voucher, which provides subsidized rent to the holder based on income.