Emmanuel's House, Inc.

Purpose of Project: the Purpose of This Project Is to Support Homeless Veterans and Those at Risk of Homelessness in the Inland Empire Region of California by Providing Comprehensive Workforce Reintegration Services. Emmanuels House Aims to Reduce Homelessness and Promote Long-term Employment Stability Through Targeted Training, Supportive Services, and Employment Opportunities. Our Approach Addresses Complex Employment-related Needs While Ensuring Access to Resources for Marginalized and Underserved Veterans, Including Women, Veterans With Families, and Justice-involved Veterans.activities Funded by Grant: the Grant Will Fund a Multi-faceted Approach That Includes Outreach, Recruitment, Job Training, Employment Placement Services, and Comprehensive Case Management. Activities Will Involve Direct Engagement With Sheltered and Unsheltered Veterans, Mobile Outreach to Encampments and Rural Areas, and Partnerships With Shelters, Halfway Houses, Correctional Facilities, and Healthcare Providers. We Will Offer a Range of Job-driven Training Services, Including Vocational and Soft Skills Training, Certifications, On-the-job Training (ojt), and Career Counseling. Additionally, We Will Deliver Holistic Support Services, Such as Housing Assistance, Mental Health Care, Transportation Support, and Access to Healthcare and Wellness Services.intended Beneficiaries of the Project: the Primary Beneficiaries of This Project Are Homeless Veterans and Veterans at Risk of Homelessness Within San Bernardino and Riverside Counties in the Inland Empire Region. This Includes Native American, African American, and Latinx Veterans, Women Veterans, Veterans With Families, and Justice-involved Veterans Who Face Significant Employment and Housing Barriers.outcomes of the Project: the Project Aims to Enroll 375 Veterans Over Three Years, With an Expected Placement Rate of 65% and a 60% Employment Retention Rate by the Second Quarter After Exit. by Leveraging Local and Federal Partnerships and Integrating Comprehensive Service Delivery Models, the Project Will Increase Access to High-quality Jobs, Enhance Long-term Employment Stability, and Reduce Homelessness Among Veterans.key Partnerships: Key Partnerships Will Include Collaboration With the U.s. Department of Veterans Affairs (va), Hud-vash, Hud Cocs, Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF), Community Action Partnership of San Bernardino County (capsbc), Inland Empire Health Plan (iehp), Molina Healthcare, American Job Centers (ajcs), Workforce Development Boards, Local Housing Authorities, Worker Centers, and Community Colleges. These Collaborations Will Enhance Access to Training, Employment Services, Healthcare, Housing Support, and Essential Resources to Meet Veterans Needs.subrecipient Activities: N Arecipient of Other Funding: N a