
IMC’s one stop approach provides comprehensive services for the whole family.
IMC’s one stop approach provides comprehensive services for the whole family.
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Outreach |
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Person to person contact at home, farmworker labor camp, or community sites |
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Presentations about IMC services at group gatherings |
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Dissemination of information about community resources for emergency assistance, housing, health, education and other supportive services |
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Initial Assessment |
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Determination of best ways to meet the needs of the individual and family |
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Identifying family/individual goals for stability and self-sufficiency |
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Dissemination of information about community resources for emergency assistance, housing, health, education and other supportive services |
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IMC Services
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IMC Services |
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Emergency food and shelter help |
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Food stamp application assistance |
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Referrals to local food pantries and nutritional services providers |
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Housing education |
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Rent Smart training |
fair housing |
tenant’s rights |
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Referrals for housing services |
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Low Income Home Energy Assistance Program (LIHEAP) |
housing foreclosure prevention counseling |
housing assistance providers |
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Case management |
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immediate crisis intervention - usually for food, translation help, referral to a local service provider |
continuing assistance over a period of time, e.g., to begin a career pathway leading to training and occupational credentials |
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Interpretation and translation (Spanish/English) for program clients |
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Outreach and recruitment of children and youth for migrant educational programs in local school districts |
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Health education and prevention services |
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Referrals to migrant and community health clinics and other health providers |
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Referrals to UMOS NFJP and American Job Centers |
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Adult Education and Scholarships |
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Referrals to local public services of township, city and county departments |
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Referrals to local community resources and human services providers |
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