Path

Purpose: Path San Diego Will Partner With the San Diego Sheriffs Department to Provide Employment Services to Incarcerated Individuals Who Are Experiencing or at Risk of Homelessness Upon Release From Custody. Number of Participants to Be Served: 150FUNDING Request: 1,499,999TOTAL Cost Per Participant: 1,000INTENDED Beneficiaries: Path Clients Experiencing or at Risk of Homelessness Who Are Incarcerated in San Diego County Correctional Facilities.county Correctional Facility Partner: San Diego Sheriffs Department, 9621 Ridgehaven CT., San Diego, Ca 92123PROJECT Summary: Path Is a Nonprofit Homeless Services and Housing Provider Operating in San Diego and Throughout California to Advance Our Mission to End Homelessness for Individuals, Families, and Communities. We Provide Case Management and Wraparound Supportive Services to Help People Experiencing Homelessness Move Off the Streets and Buildstability and Wellness in Permanent Homes. a Critical Component to a Stable Life Is Reliable and Steady Income. Thus, Employment Assistance Is One of Paths Core Services. Due to Our Clients Precarious Situations Within the Wider Society, They Often Find Themselves Involved With the Justice System and Path Also Operates Reentry Programs to Ensure People Are Not Released Back Onto the Streets Once They Leave Custody. the Pathway Home Program Encompasses a Critical Intersection of Services and Population That Path Can Navigate to Help Our Vulnerable Neighbors Acquire Life-supporting Employment and Permanent Homes So They Can Rebuild Their Lives. for Pathway Home, Path Will Partner With the San Diego County Sheriffs Department to Identify Eligible Clients and Provide the Services Outlined in Our Proposal. This Includes Pre-release Engagement in the Custodial Setting, Post-release Employment Assistance, and Post-employment Follow-up Services. Employment Specialists Will Assess Each Client While in Custody and Collaborate With Them to Develop an Individual Development Plan That Identifies Barriers and Goals to Stable Employment and Sets Action Steps to Reach Those Goals. Pre-release Activities Will Focus on Increasing Clients Work Readiness and Identifying Educational and Training Programs to Enhance Clients Employability and Job Prospects. Clients Will Be Co-enrolled in Path Programs Providing Wraparound Supportive Services Including Housing Location and Placement Services, Healthcare Linkages, Benefits Assistance, and Legal Assistance. Paths Current Reentry Program, Community Care Coordination, Which Is Also in Partnership With the San Diego Sheriffs Department, Will Serve as a Primary Client Referral Source and Supplemental Program. Outcomes: 55 of Clients Will Be Employed in the Second Quarter After Exit. 45 of Clients Will Be Employed in the Fourth Quarter After Exit. Client Median Earnings in the Second Quarter After Exit Will Be 6,000. 60 of Clients Will Attain a Credential. 65 of Clients Will Have Measurable Skill Gains. Addition of 10 New Employers Agreeing to Employ From Referral Pool. Employer Satisfaction Surveys Will Exceed 65 Satisfied or Very Satisfied. 65 of Pathway Home Clients Will Secure Permanent Housing. Fewer Than 45 of Clients Being Arrested Within 12 Months of Release