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After Dark @ Daybreak
Agency Overview
and Programs
An
Initiative of the Bread of Life, Inc.
What is After Dark at Daybreak?
After Dark at Daybreak is an initiative
designed to provide services to the homeless community at times when most
services are unavailable or accessible.
What
is the key component of After Dark?
The time of service available to the
homeless community is the primary component that encompasses After Dark. Services are available from 7p.m. –
7a.m.
What
do the services include?
Services are designed to provide core needs
to the homeless population at times when other service providers are
closed. Services include:
After
Dark Staffing:
The
Director of Operations is responsible for programmatic accomplishments and must:
Technicians
are responsible for the following key tasks:
Volunteers
are responsible for assisting the Technicians and:
Mental
Health and Substance Abuse:
The Mental Health Counselors and LCDCs
provide clients with needed mental health assessments and outpatient treatment,
while the Substance Abuse team provides onsite outpatient substance abuse
treatment services for clients in the After Dark program.
Security
Services:
Security will be provided from client entry
to client exit. Additional client
services include indoor and outdoor patrol.
Security will be charged with maintaining safety within the facility and
eliminating loitering around the facility.
SERVICE
DELIVERY CYCLE:
Phase I
To participate in the After Dark
Initiative, clients must complete the Client Assessment to assist the Case
Manager in developing a Case Resolution Plan.
Client requested services are also input into HMIS for tracking.
Clients must complete the Client Assessment
within seven days of initial utilization of After Dark services. Clients that select to not complete the
assessment within this time frame are not eligible to remain overnight.
Clients must meet with the Case Resolution
Specialist within two weeks of completing the Client Assessment. Case Resolution Specialists are responsible
for updating Client files every thirty days.
Phase
II
New clients have the ability to register
with the Case Resolution Specialists and sign up for various volunteer services
as available. Both Bread of Life, Inc.
staff and collaborative Case Managers meet with clients as requested.
Services available to clients include:
· Shower/Laundry
Services
· Clothes Closet
Services
· Small Group Support
Meetings
· Volunteerism
· Education/Employment
Services
· Service Linkage/Referral
Support
·
Health
Services (HIV/STD testing and counseling)
Phase
III
Dinner is provided. Clients are required to participate in
volunteer and clean up services. Sign up
sheets for volunteerism are circulated once clients are in the building and
seated for services/dinner.
Phase
IV
Clients have access to shower and laundry
services from 11p.m. until 2a.m. Priority services will be given to those
clients who have met with Case Resolution Specialists.
It is the expectation that clients who use
the shower/laundry services have appointments the next day that support the
Resolution Plan.
Clothes Closet Services are available with
the same criteria as shower/laundry.
Access to services is contingent upon all clients have met the base
criteria of meeting with a Case Resolution Specialist.
Phase
V
Breakfast is served at 6:30a.m. Clients are required to assist in
volunteering to clean and prepare the facility.
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