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Alameda Point Collaborative
677 W. Ranger Ave
Alameda, CA 94501
510.898.7800
fax 510.898.7858
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Each household is works with a support specialist who serves
as a consultant, guiding residents through their transition
from homelessness. Support specialists advocate for residents
when needed and are a link to government agencies, doctors,
schools, and other resources. Additional support services include: |

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- Employment Services
Locating and retaining fulfilling employment with a living
wage is a critical step on the path out of homelessness and
poverty. Recognizing the importance of overcoming barriers
to employment as central to residents’ efforts to become
self-sufficient, APC created the onsite Career Path Employment
Program. Career Path builds on a continuum of strategies that
begin with referral and continue through employment, including:
Assessment and Individualized Employment Plans, Vocational
Training and Education, Job Readiness, Job Search, On-the-Job
Training, Job Placement and Job Retention.
- Life Skills Development
APC staff and partnering agencies provide training and workshops
in financial education, budgeting, account set-up, housekeeping
and locating permanent housing.
- Mental Health
APC’s staff of counselors is dedicated to listening
and providing a safe environment for residents to address
mental health concerns and celebrate personal successes. In
addition to one-on-one counseling, APC offers couples counseling,
children and youth counseling, family counseling, assessments,
education and referrals.
- Substance Abuse Counseling
APC provides education and support to residents with chemical
addictions to improve life skills and stability, maintain housing and improve quality of life.
- Children and Youth Services
Like the adults in their families, APC resident children and
youth are rebuilding their lives after a period of homelessness
and trauma. Some have recently reunified with their families
after a period of foster care or separation; all have been
impacted by poverty, domestic violence, disabilities or mental
illness in their families. APC Children and Youth Services
provide focused activities that support physical and emotional
safety, encourage positive life skills, promote creativity
and learning, and nurture self-esteem of resident children
and youth. While adults receive support services, their children
participate in parallel activities in a nearby youth room.

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