Resource Center. The Wellness Center shall include a Resource Center that will offer literature, computer access, videos, tapes and other educational materials to members. Members may choose to check out specific material or use them in the Resource Center. In addition, job postings and other materials related to employment and education shall also be made available in this room.
Resource Center. Alternatives For Girls provides services for walk-in clients. Any member of the community in crisis may walk in to discuss their needs in private. Assist with determining whether the person is eligible for AFG services and/or make referrals to other organizations based on that person’s needs. Hours: Daily 9 a.m. – 9 p.m. (Shifts are in 4 hour increments: 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.; 1 p.m. – 5 p.m.; 5 p.m. – 9 p.m.)
Resource Center. A location open to the public providing access to career exploration and job search services, office equipment, computer tutorials, computer software, or the internet. Information may be accessed through a variety of means including electronic and hard copy.
Resource Center. The Resource Center improves the daily lives of our clients and dinner guests by offering access to information and referral to support services, personal mail and telephone use, token assistance to reach shelter and support services, toiletries, blankets, over the counter meds, and crisis intervention. *Volunteers must be at least 21 years old and can commit to volunteering weekly. Training required. If interested, please indicate this on your account.
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Resource Center. As more cases of the Coronavirus (COVID-19) are reported and confirmed, ONA will continue working relentlessly to keep nurses and our communities safe.
Resource Center. As part of on-going innovations to access, support, and stabilize homeless individuals, SFHSH projects opening a resource center (described more extensively below in Fee for Services) in PY 3 (2018). In order to encourage the timely opening of the center, an incentive payment of $500,000 for the single center is included. San Francisco continues to have insufficient shelter and housing resources to meet the needs of its unsheltered population. HSH proposes new strategies to provide respite and service connection to people living on the street. In 2018, the Department has plans to open a 24-hour/7 days-a-week resource center where people experiencing homelessness can access restroom facilities, take showers, receive services, and enroll in county benefit programs. HSH proposes using the resource center to provide care coordination for the City’s chronic homeless population leveraging funding through the Whole Person Care pilot. Within the center, clients will be assisted by staff who conduct triage and assessment work to enter them into Coordinated Entry, and will receive care coordination assistance in making connections to medical and behavioral health care. On any given day, San Francisco has more than 6,000 homeless residents. Currently, there are over 1,000 shelter and navigation center beds each night, but that leaves several thousand with no place to go. While HSH brings on additional shelters, navigation centers, and supportive housing units, a Resource Center will be established to provide brief assistance to people living on the streets or in emergency shelters. The Resource Center will be open 24 hours, but will not have or require reservations like Navigation Centers and emergency shelters do. There will be places to rest, but the resource center does not function as a sleeping place. In addition to seating areas, the Resource Center will have on-site social workers to assist people who need immediate social services. While some people living on the streets are connected to case management, those services have more limited hours and their staff cannot always locate clients as encampments and solo campers move frequently. The Resource Center will open in PY3, and remain open through PY5. This is proposed to WPC as a Fee for Service, and will track the number of unduplicated beneficiaries accessing the center on a daily basis, with 150 daily encounters at 66% eligibility. Persistent and acute substance use disorders prevents many of our clients fr...
Resource Center. Dedicated locations in each CalWORKs Regional 12 office that are staffed by contracted employment counselors who provide 13 services to CalWORKs clients and the general public, such as assistance with 14 job search and basic résumé writing. Resource Centers are open during normal 15 business hours.
Resource Center. Registry may continue to grow and add to the resource center, including adding articles, whitepapers, and other resources related to Common Short Codes, except that any such resources that mention or relate to the Related Services or other services offered by Registry must be approved under the Category 2 process specified below. CTIA has the right to direct Registry to add similar content to the resource center, which Registry agrees to add as soon as reasonably practical, but in no event later than five (5) Business Days after such request.
Resource Center. The assistant superintendent for each of the six school areas of the city shall establish a resource center in his/her area. These resource centers will display all books on the current book lists to the extent that such books are provided by the publishers or distributors hereof.
