United Social Services Inc Uss

United Social Services Inc. (USS) assisted individuals through ten supportive services programs within the USS Bridge to Stability Initiative. Navigator Support Services Clients Served 175 Total Support $14,000. Clients received help obtaining government IDs, birth certificates, medications, and transportation assistance to access social service appointments. Empower Skills Initiative Clients Served 70 Total Support $9,800. Funds covered enrollment fees for life skills classes, workbooks, hygiene starter kits, and digital literacy tools used by participants. Pathways to Knowledge Clients Served 5 Total Support $2,400. Clients received direct support for GED testing fees, homeschool fee aid, educational supplies, backpacks, notebooks, school books, and online course access to resume their education. Mobility for Success Clients Served 65 Total Support $10,400. Transportation support included bus passes, gas cards, and rideshare fare for medical appointments, job interviews, and grocery shopping. Wellbeing Matters Clients Served 58 Total Support $9,280. Each individual received health support through hygiene kits, over-the-counter health items, and clinic visit co-pays. Career Compass Clients Served 15. Total Support $6,000. Clients received resume printing, professional attire, access to certification programs, transportation, and employment resource materials. Community Connect Clients Served 95 Total Support $8,550. Participants accessed food boxes/bags, household goods, hygiene bags, hot meals, shoes, and clothing. Nourish Together Clients Served 220 Total Support $29,700. Groceries, ready-to-eat meals, baby formula, and hot meals were provided to individuals and families experiencing food insecurity. Healing Horizons Clients Served 30 Total Support $5,700. Clients accessed peer-led support groups, healthy foods and drinks, journals, writing tools, activity kits, and assistance counseling services. Compassionate Care Connections Clients Served 92 Total Support $14,720. Support included medical supplies, equipment, clothing, shoes, food, personal care items, and transportation to non-emergency appointments.

In 2024, United Social Services Inc. (USS) dedicated $5,601 in programmatic funding to the Bridge to Stability initiative and Pathways to Home initiative. This investment underscores USS's continued commitment to delivering focused assistance and long-term solutions for individuals experiencing housing instability.