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Homeless to Housed

6/7/2023

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Homelessness is a growing concern around the world, and its effects can be devastating. Being without a permanent place to call home can lead to physical and mental health issues, lack of stability, and limited access to basic necessities like food and water. It's crucial for individuals and families to have a stable and secure place to live, which is why agencies like ours exist - to help those in need.

Emergency shelter is an important step towards getting individuals off the streets and into a safe and stable environment. It's a temporary solution that provides a roof over someone's head, along with basic necessities like food, clean water, and hygiene facilities. However, it's not a long-term solution. Having a permanent place to call home is essential for individuals to rebuild their lives, find employment opportunities, and create a stable future for themselves and their families.

Here at CAPECO, we understand the importance of housing and work towards finding permanent solutions for our clients. Our initial goal is to help individuals transition from homelessness or emergency shelter to more permanent housing options, whether it's through rental assistance, financial counseling, or support in finding a job. We want to provide resources that will help our clients succeed and thrive, both now and in the future.

If you or someone you know is experiencing homelessness, please reach out to us for help. We are committed to providing the resources and support necessary to ensure that everyone has access to safe and stable housing. Together, we can work towards ending homelessness and creating a brighter future for everyone.
  • Promise Inn - Emergency Shelter
  • Housing Stability


Additional Resources
Home 4 Hope Resources
National Alliance to End Homelessness
US Dept of Housing & Urban Development
Continuum of Care Homeless Assistance Program
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Be Ready For A Fire Emergency

5/29/2023

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Preparing for a fire emergency in your apartment building can be crucial when it comes to protecting yourself and your loved ones. Here are some steps you can take to be prepared:
  1. Develop a fire escape plan: It's important to have a plan in place on how to escape your apartment in case of a fire emergency. Make sure everyone in your household knows the plan and practice it regularly.
  2. Know your building's evacuation plan: Every building has an evacuation plan in case of a fire emergency, so make sure you know the details of your building's plan.
  3. Be aware of fire hazards: Be mindful of what can cause fires in your apartment, such as cooking, smoking, candles, or electrical wiring. Make sure to take the necessary precautions to prevent fires, such as not leaving cooking unattended and avoiding smoking indoors.
  4. Check your smoke detectors: Make sure your apartment has working smoke detectors and test them regularly to ensure they're functioning properly.
  5. Keep a fire extinguisher: Having a fire extinguisher in your apartment can help you put out small fires before they spread. Make sure to know how to use it before an emergency occurs.
By taking these steps, you can help prepare yourself and your household for a fire emergency in your apartment building.


The National Fire Protection Association can help you make a home fire escape plan.
Escape Planning

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988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline

11/11/2022

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If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental or behavioral health crisis, free help is immediately available.

The 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline is available 24 hours per day, 7 days per week, via phone, text and online chat, offering people compassionate care and support from trained crisis counselors for individuals, families or their loved ones. One does not have to be suicidal to call 988 but can reach out when experiencing any behavioral health crisis. 988 call services are available in English and Spanish, along with interpretation services in more than 150 languages. Texting 988 and online chat are currently available only in English. Veterans and military service members can call 988 and press “1” to connect with the Veterans Crisis Line.
CHAT Online
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Food Safety Emergency Response

9/18/2022

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Prevent foodborne illness during emergencies and disasters.

Check out these Resource Materials from USDA's Food and Nutrition Service.
Pocket Guides
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  • Services
    • Independence >
      • Money Management
    • Senior Services/AAA
    • Food & Nutrition >
      • Food
      • Food Pantries
      • Senior Nutrition
      • Governor's State Employees Food Drive
    • Housing >
      • Shelter / Promise Inn
      • Eviction Prevention
      • Rent Well
      • Home 4 Hope
    • Homeownership >
      • Financial Literacy Workshop & Counseling
      • Homebuyer Education & Counseling
      • Post-Purchase Couseling
      • Foreclosure Prevention
    • Utilities >
      • Energy
      • Water
    • Weatherization
    • Youth
    • Emergency >
      • Helping Hand
  • Apply Online
    • Energy Assistance
    • Food Assistance
    • Rent Assistance
  • Locations
  • Translate
    • Español
    • Esperanto
    • Filipino
    • Russian
    • Tiếng Việt
    • Ukrainian
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