CSOC is the Community System of Care for Stanislaus County. CSOC provides overall guidance for the Homelessness Community System of Care, working across multiple sectors to sustain the vision, energy, and commitment to innovate new ways to reduce and prevent homelessness. At the April 19th Community System of Care meeting, the NOFA proposal from HomeBase wasContinue reading The Future of CSOC
Stanislaus County & United Way of Stanislaus County work together in support of Focus on Prevention With full endorsement from the Stewardship Council, staff from Stanislaus County CEO’s Office and United Way of Stanislaus County have been working together since the beginning of 2018 as the Backbone Team for the Focus on Prevention movement. TheContinue reading FoP Backbone Team
photo credit: Joan Barnett Lee jlee@modbee.com The Access Center Visioning Proposal was submitted and approved by Stanislaus County Board of Supervisors on February 27, 2018. The proposal included initiating the planning process for a permanent Access Center, while opening a Temporary Emergency Shelter and Day Center as an immediate action. The Temporary Emergency Shelter and Day Center willContinue reading Low Barrier Shelter & Access Center Update
HISTORY In March 2017, Stanislaus Community System of Care (CSOC) Leadership Structure was formed. The new 25-member CSOC provides overall guidance for the Homelessness Community System of Care, working across multiple sectors to sustain the vision, energy, and commitment to innovate new ways to reduce and prevent homelessness. At the February 15th Community System of CareContinue reading CSOC February Update
The Outreach and Engagement Mobile Access Center event at Graceada Park was a success! This event was an opportunity to create a environment to seek and accept services and where outreach staff could connect and build relationships with neighbors experiencing homelessness. Through dignity and respect, empowering people at risk or experiencing homelessness, toward a hopefulContinue reading Making Outreach Mobile
“Pathways offers transitional housing, as well as life-skill classes, case management, therapy and other services to homeless youth between the ages of 18 and 21. They are required to work and save half of their income and follow a program that intends to launch them into a permanent housing and stable work life. They can stayContinue reading For Youth, A Pathway out of homelessness
At the November CSOC meeting we announced that the December meeting will be a joint meeting with the Stewardship Council of Focus on Prevention. This important meeting will provide pertinent information on the Access Center Visioning Process and next steps. We know this is a very busy time for everyone but please try to attend to discussContinue reading Access Center Visioning
“Those who take advantage of the housing opportunity would be permitted to stay up to a few months while getting their lives on track and receiving assistance from staff at the center.”Continue reading Access Center Planning
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