Budget
$3,000,000.00
Description
This program is a street-level engagement program, started in late 2019, that goes into encampments and areas where people experiencing homelessness live; that aren't meant for human habitation. Case managers build relationships and assist with getting the needed documents and information to move residents into permanent housing solutions, or gap housing, followed by permanent housing solutions based on availability. Clients then have continued engagement through Housing Navigators and Retention Coaches who are assigned to finalize housing being secured and to ensure the stability and long-term success of our clients.
Beneficiaries
Unhoused individuals
Program Areas Served
Homeless Services

Budget
$193,848.00
Description
Pathway of Hope is a nationwide initiative providing enhanced services to families with children desiring to take action to break the cycle of crisis and intergenerational poverty. POH also works with individuals and focuses on soft skills and career development, adult education and English as a second language (ESL). The program is designed to support participants as they gain the necessary skills to impact their long term self-sufficiency.Life Skills classes are provided at no cost to the participant. Pathway of Hope conducts an initial intake and assessment that the Program Director utilizes to offer a variety of weekly supplemental classes and curriculum that focuses on the greatest area of need for each group. The classes focus on these main topics: Building bridges out of povertyDeveloping a reliable work ethicFinancial ManagementBasic life skillsEducational PlanningVocational developmentHealth, Wellness and CookingParentingLegal AidComputer Literacy
Category
Human Services  - Family-Based Services 
Beneficiaries
Families
Program Areas Served
None

Budget
$556,538.00
Description
The Salvation Army Quality of Life Supportive housing offers housing to families, single women and men. We have 13 family units, 16 women units and 18 units for men. The average length of stay is 4-6 months, with continued case management up to a year once a new home is found. During their stay with us, residents will meet with case managers and complete a 'Quality of Life' assessment, allowing them to lay out their top 3 priorities and put together a plan of action to achieve those priorities. Our residents are always meant to be moving forward be that employment, schooling, or volunteering as they work through their action plan. Upon fully completing this program, we invite them into one of our complimentary programs to continue their journey. We currently have an 86% success rate of residents remaining in housing past the 1 year mark.
Beneficiaries
Unhoused individuals
Program Areas Served
None

Budget
$407,211.00
Description
Our Emergency Services program provides food, personal care items, and short-term financial help with housing and utilities. The program also provides referrals for other needed social services. Our target population is low income, homeless and individuals/families facing crisis situations who reside in Davidson county and surrounding counties. This program serves approximately 10,000 individuals per year and consistently ranks in the top five providers on United Way's "211″ information and referral service.
Beneficiaries
General Public
Unemployed, Underemployed, Dislocated
Program Areas Served
None

Budget
$322,329.00
Description
In 2017 the Angel Tree and Adopt-A-Family programs provided necessities and holiday gifts to over 3,500 families representing over 8,000 individual angels with incomes at or below the Federal poverty level. Salvation Army funds and administers applicant screening, gift solicitation, and distribution, and community donors provide applicants' requested items. Assistance is coordinated with other programs to prevent duplication of service and assure help for those most in need.
Program Areas Served
None