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Our Commitment to the CoC • Coordinated Entry – Zackia King/Belky’s Rodriguez • Outreach – Annemarie Morgan/John Paul Comas • Point in Time – Bill Stone • Ranking and Review – Christine Long • Unaccompanied Youth – Steven Culberson • Unity Advisory – John Paul Comas
Community Based Programming • Metropolitan Ministries Existing Outreach Reformating • Family Support Center • Mobile Outreach Enhancing Off-Site: Serving Deeper • First Hug Expansion • Culinary Arts Programs • Affordable Housing • Contact Information • Q&A
Metropolitan Ministries Outreach Existing Outreach Programing Family Support Center • Mobile Outreach • Unhoused Services Families • Meal Sites Seniors • Employment Stable/at Risk Housed Adults (P/D Services)
Outreach Conversion: Family Support Center
Family Support Center Who does the Family Support Center Serve? • Homeless Families • Families seeking Prevention • Families in Need of Diversion • Families and Seniors “At R isk” • “Homeless,” “Stably Housed” and “At Risk” families, seniors, children and teens for self- sufficiency classes and programs
Current Family Support services offered • Food/Clothing/Hygiene/Baby Items • Florida State Benefits (MyAccess Food Stamps) • SSD/I (SOAR) Assessments • Educational Classes, Trainings and Programs • Financial Budgeting (Regions) • Project Help (Legal Aid) • Children's Clinic (St. Josephs) • SIDS (Sudden infant death syndrome) • Circle of Security • Parental Emotional Coaching • Tax Preparation • Parent Lactation Education and Nursing Suite
Upcoming family support center services • Expanded St. Josephs Partnership • Car Seat Safety • Infant and Child CPR • Pediatric First Aid • Safe Baby Express • Shaken Baby Syndrome Prevention • Preschool Programs • Elementary School Programs • Adolescent Programs • Seeking More Partnerships!!!
Ongoing Prevention & Div iversion Services • Coordinated Entry Project Assessments - VI-SPDATs • Financial Assistance • Rent, Electric, Water, Gas and Family Reunification (Travel) • Pre-screening for Hope Hall and UpLift U • Transitional Shelter (Short & Long) • Other Shelter Resources & Warm Referrals
Mobile Outreach
MOBILE OUTREACH CLIE IENTELE An individual who lacks a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence, meaning: has a primary nighttime residence that is a public or private place not meant for human habitation.. Chronically Homeless • An unaccompanied homeless individual with a disabling condition who has been continuously homeless for a year or more • An unaccompanied individual with a disabling condition who has had at least four episodes of homelessness in the past three years Domestic Violence An individual fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence
MOBILE OUTREACH SERVIC ICES UNITY Entry Coordinated Entry Project Assessments - VI-SPDATs Florida State Benefits Identification Assistance SSD/I (SOAR) Assessments Meal Site Information Drop-In Center Resources Family Reunification Employment Assistance & Referrals Shelter Resources & Warm Referrals
Metropolitan Ministries' Mobile Outreach 454 294 265 177 JANUARY FEBRUARY Clients Served Services Rendered
Outreach Mobile Employment Services Incorporated and shifted the Outreach employment/access lab into the community Operated daily with staff and volunteers • Resume Assistance • Job Search Assistance • Connections to active recruiting agencies • SOAR Application Assistance • My Access Certification Assistance 5415 Palm River Rd. Tampa, FL 33619 Mon-Thurs 9-2
FIR IRST HUG
2018-19 New Grant • Supporting 300 families • Home based mobile case management for approximately 6 months • 3 focus areas- children ready to learn and succeed, increase over all family wellbeing, reducing stress • Supporting 1,000 families-Outreach Family Resource Center • Prevention/Intervention Children's Board Support – First Hug
4,476 homeless students • Most referrals the Central region (1,207 referrals) • Largest group of homeless children in the school district located in the Northeast region, which includes • East Lake • Region Referrals Students Mango/Seffner • 13-17 16-17 Temple Terrace • Plant City 1: Central 49% 25% 2: NW 20% 19% 3: NE 25% 41% 4: South 6% 14% MAP LEGEND: Amount of homeless students per zip code =50 or more = 100 or more = 150 or more More Homeless Children
First Hug Entry Points Transition from UU, Hope At risk of Hall or other Homelessness Emergency in Outreach; Shelter accessed Program to the services # of community times in year period Homeless or at risk of homelessness in community; can’t enter shelter; does self-referral First Hug Program Service Referral
First Hug Staffing for Case Management Have two regions housed in two different area office location: Tampa campus and Brandon – serves 300 Families per year Each region will have the following: 1 supervisor 1 Senior Family Advocate 4 Family Advocates 1 employment Case Manager 1 Housing Specialist
A Metropolitan Ministries Initiative
Chely Figueroa Culinary Arts Program Coordinator
We offer a FREE 16 week program following the Culinary Institute of America Professional Chef Curriculum 12 WEEK ROTATING CURRICULUM • The Culinary Professional • Knife Skills/ Equipment Identification • Product Identification • Stocks & Soups • Sauces • Meats & Poultry • Fish & Shellfish • Fruits & Vegetables • Starches • Dairy/Eggs/Garde Manger • Desserts & Pastries • Menu Planning/Inventory
• Over 200 Graduates • Graduation Rate is at 85% • And 88% are employed within 30 days of graduating • Recently it has been at a 100% but we can’t graduate students quick enough to keep up with the demands. 175 ITB Culinary Arts Graduates
Metropolitan Ministries Affordable Housing SabalPlace Mango/Seffner area E. Broadway Ave. @ Williams Road Opening Summer 2020 112 units of affordable housing For households exiting homelessness
Type # SF Rent (40%/60% AMI) 1 BR/ 1 BA 46 650 $399/$639 2 BR/ 2 BA 38 898 $469/$757 3 BR/ 2 BA 28 1,150 $527/$859 Programs Management
Contact First Hug Family Support Center 813-209-1006 813-209-1202 First.Hug@Metromin.org 2301 N. Tampa St. www.metromin.org/firsthug Contact_Outreach@Metromin.org Culinary Arts Program Mobile Outreach 813-209-1044 813-209-1095 Mobile.Outreach@Metromin.org chely.figueroa@metromin.org
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