Infographic
Community & Home Supports, Inc
Community & Home Supports, Inc
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Project details
What we need
- An easily understood visual aid that communicates complex information
- A high-resolution version of the Infographic in the Organization’s preferred format
Additional details
We are an established non profit with little social media/marketing presence. We do have a recognizable logo. Infographic would be used for community awareness, fundraising, social media, and client outreach.
What we have in place
- As mentioned, we currently don't have a lot of marketing presence so we are open to ideas about what would make our infographic meaningful. We do collect and organize quite a bit of data so we would have that readily availability for you.
How this will help
This project will save us $4,212 , allowing us to direct those dollars directly into client services.
We want to increase community awareness and fundraising opportunities. Specifically - we are looking to increase access in our campaigns with Amazon smile and Kroger. This would serve as a basic overview about our organization to inform clients, other organizations/businesses, and the general public.
Project plan
Posted by
John S.
Executive Director
Our mission
Community Home and Supports Inc. is a nonprofit corporation and shall be operated exclusively for educational and charitable purposes within the meaning of section 501(c)(3) of the Internal Revenue Code of 1986 or the corresponding section of any future Federal tax code.
At Community & Home Supports, Inc. our purpose is:
(a) To empower families to be able to live Self-Determined lives in their community
(b) To provide support to individuals, organizations and communities in order to assist individuals and families to achieve greater independence.
What we do
Advocacy: We have expertise in areas such as initial contact and assessment with homeless and at risk households; landlord/tenant law; and federal, state, and local homeless policies and regulations. We use our expertise to advocate for individuals; ensuring that they know and understand their rights and that they receive the services they're eligible for in an appropriate manner.
Coordinated Entry: The Detroit CoC's coordinated entry system is called the Coordinated Assessment Model (CAM). CHS is the frontrunner for Resource Navigation services in the Detroit CoC in conjunction with the CAM Lead Agency, Southwest Solutions. In this role, we are responsible to meet with any household that enters a Detroit CoC shelter, assess their service needs, assist them with acquiring vital documents (social security card, I.D., etc.), and refer them to a CoC agency that can provide them financial and supportive services. CHS has provided these services since January 2015; thereby, playing a critical role creating the current process, policies and procedures, best practices, and continuous quality improvement of housing navigation services and housing quality in the Detroit CoC. We are committed to using data-driven solutions to be able to provide the highest level of housing counseling services to the highest volume of clients by using HMIS and comparable data bases to provide critical system analysis and triage.
Housing and Support: CHS provides formerly homeless households ongoing financial support for monthly housing costs. These households also receive assistance with supportive services such as mental health counseling, substance abuse counseling, healthy living counseling, tenancy management, budget and financial counseling, and other services based on their needs. The ultimate goals for each household we service are empowerment and independence.
Low Income Housing: We own and manage a low income tax credit housing located on Hubbell Ave., just north of puritan in Detroit, MI. The property has 11 residential units that are rented out at a below market value rate to low income households in need of stable, safe, and affordable housing. We also own and are redeveloping several adjacent properties and have partnered with local businesses and residents during this process in an effort to participate in reducing neighborhood blight.
