We appreciate the opportunity to take time with our whole staff this year and recognize #HumanRightsDay. We enjoyed taking time to share a meal, recognize staff accomplishments, send thank you's to donors and remember why the work we do each day is vital to people in our community.
Special thank you to the Indian Pueblo Cultural Center for hosting our event yesterday.
AHCH’s Case Management Program works with people who have linked with housing through voucher programs in scattered apartments and houses throughout the city. We work with people to complete their personal goals and aspirations so that they may become fully independent of future case management services as much as possible – and for our clients to become fully integrated back in to the larger community.
Our Case Managers assist with a variety of tasks including: finding housing, applying for benefits, building skills for activities of daily living (cooking, cleaning, paying bills, etc.), and identifying other resources as needed. Visit our website to learn more about our Case Management Program: bit.ly/2zIzWlB
Ending child homelessness is possible. Traumatizing children is unacceptable. #EndHomelessness #Traumainformed #Housingisahumanright
Over one million school-age children are caught in the cycle of #homelessness in the U.S. Lily returns to @sesamestreet to help children without homes feel less alone & cope with the trauma that comes with not having a permanent place to stay. https://t.co/WYbCbe9ved
Universal Declaration Of Human Rights Is Still Resisted https://t.co/80Zx59YF1N