Offers a safe place that focuses on basic needs such as providing lunch and dinner; use of telephone and computer; and access to laundry facilities, hygiene items, clothes, and showers. Provides support, case management, and referrals. Free safer sex materials are available. LGBTQ2+ support offered. No referral is necessary to access the Drop-In Center, however there is a brief and confidential intake process for all clients during their first visit.

Provides limited clothing, food, pet food, and other daily essentials.

Works to connect individuals with shelter opportunities, food and water, and health care.

Provides immediate, in-person intervention services, referrals, resources information, emotional support, and harm reduction information. The Street Outreach Team members are on the streets to assist people with psychiatric disabilities and individuals dealing with substance abuse, homelessness, and other unmet social service needs.

Offers a safe place that focuses on basic needs such as providing lunch and dinner; use of telephone and computer; and access to laundry facilities, hygiene items, clothes, and showers. Provides support, case management, and referrals. Free safer sex materials are available. LGBTQ2+ support offered. No referral is necessary to access the Drop-In Center, however there is a brief and confidential intake process for all clients during their first visit.

Provides mobile Community Outreach Specialists who work in partnership with local and regional law enforcement to respond to individuals with unmet social services needs, often due (but not limited to) to mental health or substance use issues.

Provides case management for individuals with a history of severe and persistent mental illness, focusing on community integration and rehabilitation. Includes skills training, service coordination, advocacy, and linkage to community resources. Also provides two residential treatment settings, supported employment services, and community outreach efforts aimed at individuals with severe mental illness who are not already connected with mental health services.