Too often, the people we serve have been left out and shut out, seen as undeserving of the opportunity to build or rebuild their lives. They may have lived on the streets or in shelters and institutions for years, or even decades; be struggling with drug and alcohol use; and/or recovering from trauma, discrimination, and isolation.
Community Access provides person-centered services that help people pursue goals that are important to them — from gaining access to an affordable home, to learning new skills; from re-establishing community ties, to setting goals for the future.