Located at 133 7th Street, Eureka CA. 
Monday-Friday 8am-3pm
​707.407.3833

Client Resources

"She's our Godsend." - Downtown Larry Brown, one of Betty's clients
Phone and Mail Services: Make outgoing calls, receive phone messages, and use of the Day Center as a mailing address
Learning Center: Access to 10 computers for job and housing research
Open Door Mobile Health Services: Services including family planning, care for chronic medical conditions, mental/behavioral support, lab services, substance abuse treatment, and health education
GED/Unit Recovery:  Every Friday from 12pm-3pm Eureka City School teachers are available to tutor
Identification: Help obtain identification papers such as birth certificates
Homeless Court: Held once every 2 months, low income and homeless individuals can convert fines into community service hours 

The Numbers
Based on the most recent Quarterly Report, 71 new clients were registered from April 1 to June 30,2018 for a total of 194 active clients. The following reflects data from this time period. 

CLIENTS
  • ​194 total clients
  • 632 visits to the Day Center
  • ​3 exited for rule violations
Learning Center
  • ​​Computers were used 277 times
    • 139 for employment activities
    • 53 for housing searches
    • 46 to enroll or renew benefits
Identification & Homeless Court
  • 6 received CA ID cards
  • 3 obtained birth certificates
  • 16 participants​ in Homeless Court
*Homeless Court Program is currently under revision

Employment

​Coach to Career: Employment readiness addressing job referrals, resume assistance, interview techniques, and job search
Hire Attire Clothing Closet: Available to clients in need of new apparel for job interviews
Job Search and Resume Preparation: Available daily to assist in job search materials and attaining right to work documents

The Numbers
Based on the most recent Quarterly Report, 71 new clients were registered from April 1 to June 30,2018 for a total of 194 active clients. The following reflects data from this time period.
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Employment
  • 47 obtained employment​
Housing
  • 60 obtained permanent or transitional housing

Family Services

After School Program: Free program for children in K-5th grade Monday- Friday 3pm-5:30pm during the school year and 12pm-5:30pm in the summer. Available to families experiencing homelessness, unstable housing, children in foster care, and case by case.
  • Homework help
  • Field trips
  • Snacks and Dinner
  • Art Activities
  • Educational experiences (ie. camping trips, fishing, etc.)
OPENINGS ARE AVAILABLE FOR THE 2018-2019 ACADEMIC YEAR

Transitional Housing Program

 A one year transitional residential program, with potential for time extension, for up to five homeless individuals. It is designed for those who are homeless and working toward regaining self-sufficiency. Program participants will be supported by a Case Manager as they work toward independence in all aspects of life including:
  • Employment
  • Housing
  • Money management – Participants are expected to follow a budget and monthly savings plan
  • Education
  • Health
  • Communication skills