Episcopal Social Services Inc

Representative payee program - provides money management services to social security recipients. Volunteers and staff of the organization assist clients with developing a monthly budget and ensure that their bills are paid. Staff and volunteers make weekly contact with clients to make certain the clients' day to day needs for food and shelter are met. In 2024, 394 payee clients were managed.

Employment - assist individuals that are unemployed, gain and maintain employment and overcome or reduce barriers due to poverty or difficulties resulting from a disability. Staff and volunteers assist people with exploring job opportunities, engaging in active job search and obtaining employment. Services include: self development/job readiness classes, job search computer lab, job assessments, job placement, job tryouts, job coaching and job retention support. In 2024, 233 individuals were supported in the employment program.

Re-housing and mental health (jag)- housing program works with people who are at risk of losing housing or who are homeless. The peer program walks along side individuals going through the housing program to help sustain permanent housing.