Our impact model is focused on prevention and is designed to address several of the factors that can contribute to the plight of struggling families.  

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For example:

• Eviction prevention can help a resident resolve a temporary financial crisis before it results in displacement.

• Food assistance can free limited household income for rent and utilities.

• Financial literacy can help residents better manage household budgets.

• Benefits navigation can help eligible households access resources for which they qualify.

• Workforce development can increase household earning capacity.

• ESL services can remove barriers to employment and advancement.

• Afterschool and summer programming can reduce the child-care costs burden on working parents freeing up resources for rent, utilities, and other needs.

• Health and wellness services can help residents address issues that might otherwise interfere with employment and financial stability.