June 30th e-Newsletter

Volume 77 | June 30th, 2021

Weekly

e-Newsletter

June 30, 2021

Monthly Partner Spotlight

Each month we are highlighting a partner organization that provides services on the Campus. In FY2020, collectively, 2,480 individuals were housed through campus engagement and partner programs!

Community Bridges, Inc.

Housing Our Homeless for Long-Term Wellbeing

Community Bridges is a non-profit healthcare provider offering medically integrated behavioral health services since 1982. We operate innovative models of care across inpatient and outpatient, crisis, peer support, housing, prevention, and treatment services. CBI is one of the largest statewide providers in 10 of Arizona's 15 counties, including Maricopa, Pima, and Pinal counties. Our dedicated team of medical, behavioral health, and peer professionals are guided by CBI’s mission to maintain the dignity of human life.

Together with HSC, we offer Phoenix Rise and PATH to help individuals rebuild their lives. Phoenix Rise provides behavioral health services for individuals experiencing homelessness on the Human Services Campus. Phoenix Rise offers an outpatient treatment setting which supports individuals as they make progress toward long-term health.

Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness (PATH) is a street outreach program that serves Maricopa County. It is designed to outreach and engage individuals experiencing homelessness who have underlying mental health conditions.

More than ever in the past year, we have seen how homelessness and mental health services are crucial to having and making progress with long-term mental and physical health. Learn more about Community Bridges.

Volunteering at the HSC

ASU Project Humanities Provides Needed Items for Clients at the HSC

As pandemic-related restrictions are slowly lifted, volunteer events are beginning to be reintroduced on the Campus. For example, ASU Project Humanities is conducting donation drives and coming to the Campus every other Saturday, providing needed items for our clients. Donations include clothing, shoes, travel-size toiletries, bottled water and sports/electrolyte drinks. Project Humanities volunteers include students, staff and community members, and they serve an average of 200 clients each visit. We are so grateful for their parternship and support of our clients. Thank you ASU Project Humanities! Learn more about ASU Project Humanities.

Join Us Saturday, July 10th for our Donation Drive-Through

Days of extreme heat advisories in Phoenix summer mean we need at least 60,000 bottles of water per month to help clients stay hydrated. Our next donation drive-thru at 15th Avenue & Harrison is Saturday, July 10th from 9am to noon. Donating bottled water is easy peasy! You drive up and staff will remove the donations from your vehicle. We also welcome travel-sized toiletries and adult clothing; we are currently in need of men's pants/jeans (waist 24-36), size 10-13 men's sneakers, new twin flat sheets and new men's/women's underwear. Thank you!

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"BEST OF"

The McQuaid Mission

on the

SOCIAL TELEVISION NETWORK

Episode 12: We're catching you up on all of the important policies and people working to end homelessness in Arizona with a special "best of" episode of the McQuaid Mission!

Episode 13 will be airing on Monday, July 12th! Click Here to View All Episodes.

Be Like Mike.

Mission: Using the power of collaboration to create solutions to end homelessness

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