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What's New!
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November 2006 - Project Now from "The Northwestern Illinois Continuum of
Care" contracts with OCS for ServicePoint Setup services and Report
Development.
October 2006 - San Diego Youth and Community Services contracts with OCS to
build a Homeless Youth Outreach Database to track youth data and generate
funding reports.
April 2006 - Bowman Internet Systems contracts with OCS to provde Training services to their clients!
Mar 2006 - Regional Task Force on Homelessness from San Diego contracts with OCS to provide support and report services!!!
Jan 2006 - UMOM New Day Centers implements OCS's Maricopa HMIS Integration solutions.
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UMOM New Day Centers is a Phoenix based nonprofit agency whose mission is to provide homeless and low-income families with food, shelter and tools to build a bridge to self-sufficiency. UMOM New Day Centers employs a range of social work and campus services employees including Shelter Assistance, Case Managers, Counselors, Childcare workers, Kitchen & Facility workers, and Administrative Professionals.
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Tumbleweed serves our homeless, runaway, and at risk youth in Phoenix, Arizona. We provide shelter, counseling, outreach, job development, and more to youths ages nine up to age twenty-two.
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Our Regional Task Force on the Homeless (RTFH) serves as a central clearinghouse on homelessness in San Diego County.
We also assist local homeless agencies in the management of client data through a countywide automated database called the ServicePoint™.
With more than 7,300 urban homeless and 2,300 rural homeless in this region, efforts to reduce homelessness depend, in part, on accessible information. Information about homeless subpopulations, communities, and the distribution of homelessness. Information that can be used to address the specific needs of the community. This information is available in our Regional Homeless Profile.
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At Save the Family, our mission is to help children by treating the whole family; to assist the parents by helping them break the negative cycle of behavior leading to poverty and homelessness; and, to benefit the community, we help homeless families transition to emotionally stable and economically self-sufficient members of society.
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San Diego Youth & Community Services (SDYCS) is a nationally recognized,
comprehensive non-profit organization that has helped stabilize the lives of
more than a half-million young people and their families since 1970. Every
day we work to fight the tragedies of homeless youth and youth in crisis. We
administer our programs from fourteen Centers located throughout San Diego
County. Our approach is based on practices that have proven to be effective
-- focusing on long-term solutions. Many of our programs are replicated in
communities across the nation.
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The Northwestern Illinois Continuum of Care (the Continuum) works to prevent
and end the devastation of homelessness. The Continuum, covering a region of
fifteen (15) counties in Illinois, is comprised of housing, social service,
and employment partners in the private, public, and nonprofit sectors.
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Valley Christian is a non-denominational Christian high school. It is
independent of any specific church and is operated by the Board of Directors
who are leaders in the evangelical community and who come from a variety of
churches and professional backgrounds. Our students come from a variety of
different Christian churches and elementary schools, both Christian and
public.
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