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Provides college readiness and academic preparation to support students pursuing higher education. Offers college preparatory coursework and dedicated elective classes to develop essential academic skills.

Provides comprehensive case management, community resource navigation, and information and referrals for individuals experiencing homelessness. Offers health screenings, HIV testing, substance use disorder counseling, and health education services. Supplies basic needs assistance, including hygiene products and pet food.

Provides case management, service coordination, diagnostic services, and prevention support for individuals with developmental disabilities. Offers early intervention, educational advocacy, therapy, behavior modification, and adaptive skills training. Assists with independent living skills, respite care, residential placement, and community integration across all age groups.

Provides a 12-week nutritional intervention program that supplies boxes of healthy food tailored to chronic health conditions. Offers 3 nutritional counseling sessions alongside healthy recipes and educational materials.

Provides primary medical care, prenatal education, health education, and behavioral health services. Offers specialized medical and wellness care, including:

-Group medical appointments

-Birth control distribution

-Acupuncture

-Chiropractic services

Assists individuals with enrollment and renewal for Covered CA, Medi-Cal, and CalFresh benefits.

Pacific Elementary School serves approximately 175 preschool through sixth-grade children. It also includes free morning preschool for income-qualified families.

Provides Seniors with weekly grocery bags containing fresh produce and healthy staples through community distribution sites and home delivery services. Offers an onsite free food market to distribute rescued groceries. Serves community lunches on weekdays.

Offers supportive and affordable housing project in Watsonville. Provides unites for formerly homeless veterans participating in the HUD-VASH program, for the Project Based Voucher Program. Residents of Resetar Residential Hotel establish a service plan and receive case-management provided by Abode Services or other service providers.

This property offers 100 low-income units with various layouts. Options include one-bedroom units and two-bedroom units for individuals and families.

Provides a food pantry; Tuesday and Thursday 10 am-Noon. Chickens are generally available at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Home visits and other assistance financial offered when calling the need Line.

Provides victim-offender dialogues, victim-awareness classes, and restorative or transformative justice processes for crime victims, offenders, families, and community members. Offers neighborhood courts, parent-teen mediations, and re-entry mediations for justice-involved individuals.

Provides co-ed residential treatment for individuals recovering from substance use and co-occurring mental health disorders. Offers evidence-based therapies, including Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT) and Dialectical Behavior Therapy (DBT). Delivers individual and group counseling, pro-social life skills training, mindfulness practices, and structured daily recovery support.

Provides trauma-informed substance use disorder services and co-occurring mental health treatment for youth and their families. Offers early intervention, individual counseling, and intensive outpatient counseling utilizing harm reduction strategies and evidence-based practices. Delivers bilingual care in English and Spanish.

Provides outpatient substance use disorder counseling and treatment through individual sessions, group counseling, and peer support. Offers medications for addiction treatment (MAT) and contingency management services to assist individuals with recovery and managing medical or social complications related to substance use.

Provides mutual grief support groups and one-on-one peer counseling for parents and families navigating pregnancy and infant loss. Offers community education and resource connections to support individuals experiencing bereavement.

Provides library cards, public computers, wireless internet access, and digital databases alongside a physical media and book collection. Offers community activities for all ages, including storytimes, art and technology workshops, and musical events. Administers adult literacy programs, including individual reading, writing, and tutoring instruction.

Coordinated Entry is a systemic approach to connecting people experiencing homelessness with available assistance in the community. It is an important way to ensure fair and equitable access to limited housing resources and is a Federal and State requirement. The goals of the new Coordinated Entry System are to:

(1) Facilitate connections to mainstream and community services for as many persons experiencing homelessness as local resources allow;

(2) Streamline the process for matching to limited housing resources within the Housing for Health Partnership network (CoC); and

(3) Prioritize resources for households with the most significant barriers to getting and keeping housing and for those with the greatest personal health and safety risks.

H4HP Connectors may work as part of an outreach team, drop-in center, multi-service center, or other program serving people experiencing or at risk of homelessness. They engage with persons experiencing homelessness, build rapport, enroll participants in HMIS programs and collect participant data.

Connectors offer problem solving assistance with all participants and may conduct a Housing Needs Assessment (HNA). The HNA provides Connectors and participants with information needed to create and act together on an individualized Housing Action Plan and provides information to determine which participants are eligible and prioritized for H4H-supported housing and services.

Only the highest priority households are added to the queue for the system's limited housing resources.