Catholic Social Services

Homeless family services is a program of housing case managers who are focused on working with individuals and families experiencing homelessness to help them achieve housing and income stability. The program focuses on a range of populations including veterans, families, individuals ready to work, and those who need permanent supportive housing, among others. Homeless family services is the largest group of housing case managers working in our community. They partner with other agencies to connect clients with employment, childcare, education and training all to further housing stability and social well-being.

Complex care center - to meet a specific need growing in our community - homelessness among our medically fragile and elderly neighbors. Living in emergency shelter while trying to manage chronic medical problems like kidney failure, mobility challenges, or heart disease can be overwhelming, leaving guests with no energy left to work toward permanent stability. By providing a supportive environment and staff who can help manage their healthcare needs, guests at complex care find more capacity to work on long-term goals.

Other programs are as follows: st francis house $1,231,765family disabiity services $1,170,617homeless medical respit $140,247third avenue resource center $996,618brother francis shelter $2,487,297mental health services $562,746claire house $1,300,101supportive family services $1,032,976transitional housing $1,128,540