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Employment Planning

To assist residents in obtaining employment or career development opportunities based on his or her strenths, abilities, and needs.

Our Mission

The Community Violence Prevention Initiative’s mission is to bring the community together to take a stand against violence and bring solutions and violence prevention strategies that affect the entire community.

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Employment Training

Training services that assist a person seeking employment to acquire the skills necessary for specific jobs.

  • Resume Making
  • What to expect at an interview
  • Before and After Interview Skill
  • Application Process
  • Dress For Success
  • Identifying barriers to employment
  • Pardon Information
  • How to disclose background to employer
  • Community Resources
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Those interested in the service above, please
contact us by e-mail address

info@hartfordcommunityleaders.com

Housing

We provide assistance in housing that provides stable, supported community living or assists the persons served to obtain and maintain safe, affordable, accessible, and stable housing. The residences in which Community Housing services are provided. In addition, providing workshops on how to apply for housing.

Children & Youth Services

We provide assistance in housing that provides stable, supported community living or assists the persons served to obtain and maintain safe, affordable, accessible, and stable housing. The residences in which Community Housing services are provided. In addition, providing workshops on how to apply for housing.

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Alcohol & Substance and Mental Health Screening

We provide education and resources to enroll in alcohol and drug or Mental Health Programs, these services/supports are focused on providing counseling and sober living environments to increase the likelihood of sobriety and abstinence and to decrease the potential for relapse.

Food, Clothing, Shelter and Transportation

We work closely with families to identify their needs and then assist in meeting their goals.

Community Building

We pre-screen each case then provide assistance in finding resources through the collaboration based on the individual needs In addition, log and follow-up with each case.

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Provide access to low-barrier emergency shelter

Communities should have effective models of emergency shelter and other temporary accommodations available that:

  • Meet the needs of all members of a household and self-defined family and kinship groups, including infants and young children
  • Do not turn people away or make access contingent on sobriety, minimum income requirements, or lack of a criminal history
  • Do not require family members and partners to separate from one another in order to access shelter
  • Ensure that policies and procedures promote dignity and respect for every person seeking or needing shelter
  • Provide a safe, decent, welcoming, and appropriate temporary living environment, where daily needs can be met while pathways back to safe living arrangements or directly into housing programs are being pursued
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Provide access to service-enriched, longer-term temporary accommodations when needed and appropriate

Longer-term temporary accommodations with a high level of supportive services, such as transitional housing programs, are typically more costly, but may fill a need for households with more intensive service needs. These households might include youth and young adults who would benefit from a longer-term, more supportive living environment, survivors of domestic violence or other forms of severe trauma who feel unsafe living on their own in the community, or some people in recovery from substance use disorders who are seeking a communal, recovery-focused environment.

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