Some of Programs Being Supported During the Holidays

InnVision Drop in Centers

The Cecil White Center is a drop-in center where anyone in need of a meal, clothing, mailing address, shower, voicemail, or information and referral can utilize the facility. Breakfast, lunch and dinner are served weekdays. On weekends, an evening meal is served. A computer lab is available for housing and employment searches. Cecil White Center serves an average of 300 people a day and 11,000 meals a month.

Georgia Travis Center is a daytime drop-in center for homeless and low-income women and families. Basic needs are met with meals, showers, laundry facilities, transportation assistance, mailing address, telephone access and an emergency clothing closet. Case managers work with the women to assess their family's needs and connect them with community resources. Daily workshops on topics such as money management, conflict resolution and domestic violence are available to help women increase their self-sufficiency and coping skills. A computer lab is available to work on resumes, learn computer skills and begin a housing search. Children's activities are provided to give both the mother and child respite and recreation. On-site medical assistance is also available weekly. A free produce market is held monthly; pre-registration is required. Emergency financial assistance is also available to qualifying individuals and families.

InnVision Shelter
Julian Street Inn is the only facility in Santa Clara County that provides emergency shelter to clients diagnosed with a mentally illness. 70 beds are available for men and women who have been diagnosed with a mental illness and are actively engaged in the mental health systems. Clients may stay for up to 60 days. During their stay, they participate in case management coordinated with their county mental health case manager. Individuals receive one-on-one counseling and support as well as participating in support groups. The groups are designed to help clients increase their coping skills, maintain sobriety, and develop resources to help them maintain independence.

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