From January 2023 to June 2024 SHF provided services to individuals in the following areas.
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Legal Referral: Approximately 50
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Immigration Application: TPS Application Assistance- 250 Applications
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Case Management : 300 interactions of case management services/activities
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Education (ESOL Language course): 80 participants
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Workforce/Skills Training (2 cohorts - 24 individuals)
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Employment:
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Referrals to employment opportunities: 110
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Direct placements 70
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Housing
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Direct Housing Provided (Family households that may include minor children or adults only with no children): 15
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In-direct (Referrals for housing placement): 9
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Medical Screenings: Approximately 250 individuals were provided basic medical screenings
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School Connection: Approximately 7 families, 10 children
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Religious Services Connections: 3 weekly services made available per week. 228 available religious service opportunities.
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Transportation: Transportation assistance include round trips to employments, social service appointments, and various other meetings.
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Social Service Connection: Approximately 50 interactions of social service connections
Workforce/Skills Training: IT certification training and Certified Nursing Assistant Certification training
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IT:Winter/Spring (10 participants) & Summer/Fall 2025 cohort (10 participant)
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CNA:Pilot cohort of CNA certification (5 individuals)
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Workforce Placements: Soft skills training and employment preparation assistances.
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Transportation supports to new employment opportunity.
Soft Skills: Monthly class offering
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ESOL Courses: Support of Winter/Spring & Summer/Fall 2025 cohorts.
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Case Management: Salary for 1 part-time staff member and stipends for 3 volunteers, FY 2025
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Housing Program: Renovation of current temporary housing shelter location and funds for short-term/emergency housing assistance
