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DePaul Homes & Shelters (House of Hope) 1660 Christiana Street, Green Bay 54303 (920) 884-6740 Jennifer Allen & Jean Herman FAX: (920) 884-6742 Email: Jennifer.allen@houseofhopegb.org Provides shelter and programming to pregnant or parenting young mothers, ages 18 to 24, who are homeless. Critical life skills, from debt management to computer training, are taught to help women become financially independent and exceptional parents. »House of Hope Encompass Early Education and Care, Inc. Website: www.encompasseec.org 1300 Bellevue Street, PO Box 1627, Green Bay 54305-1627 Sue Vincent, Executive Director (920) 469-1236 Email: sue@encompasseec.org Providing quality services for children and families since 1919. committed to compassion, excellence and advocacy, Encompass cares for more than 800 children each day in its seven licensed and nationally accredited centers and community programs. Encompass recognizes that the education and care provided for children today will impact future generations to come. »Childcare Family Services of Northeast Wisconsin Website: www.familyservicesnew.org 300 Crooks Street, Green Bay 54301 (920) 436-6800 Tom Martin, President & CEO Email: tmartin@familyservicesnew.org Protects, heals and cares for children, families and individuals. Experienced staff help families and people of all ages in various situations. No matter what difficulties people are facing – raising a child, maintaining a healthy relationship, recovering from abuse or realizing their own importance – they can find help and hope. »Coming Home Project »Crisis Center »Family Assessment Coordination »Healthy Families »Counseling Clinic »Sexual Assault Center Family & Childcare Resources of N.E.W. Website: www.fcrnew.org 201 W. Walnut Street, Ste. 100, Green Bay (920) 432-8899 Paula Breese, Executive Director FAX: (920) 442-8899 Email: paula@fcrnew.org FCRNEW is a family resource center and a child care resource and referral service. There are two locations to assist people. The Fort Howard Family Resource Center site is open Monday – Thursday mornings. The 201 West Walnut site is open Monday – Thursday, 8:00am – 4:30pm and Friday 8:00am – 12:00pm. »Fortifying Families Freedom House Ministries, Inc. Website: http://freedomhouseministries.org/ 2997 St. Anthony Drive, Green Bay 54311 Robyn Davis (920) 432-4646 Email: RobynD@freedomhouseministries.org Freedom House is a homeless shelter for families dedicated to stopping and preventing homelessness. In collaboration with other service providers such as Integrated Community Solutions, American Foundation of Counseling Services, Golden House, Family Services, House of Hope, The Salvation Army and others, Supporting Our Families Together (SOFT) was created. Freedom House is the fiscal agent for the SOFT, a collaborative project effort to help stop chronic homelessness. These families are out of resources with no place to turn. The SOFT program goal is to prevent and eliminate the occurrence of unsheltered families with children in Brown County. »SOFT Girl Scouts of the Northwestern Great Lakes Website: www.gsnwgl.org 2430 Finger Road, PO Box 9427, Green Bay 54308-9427 Gail McNutt, CEO Email: gmcnutt@gsnwgl.org (920) 469-4860 FAX: (920) 469-4866 Shannon Wienandt, Fund Development Manager Email: swienandt@gsnwgl.org As the world's premiere leadership organization for girls, Girl Scouts builds girls of courage, confidence and character who make the world a better place. Girls discover a strong sense of self, connect with others by cooperating and team building, and take action to solve problems in their communities and the world around them. »Reaching Out Golden House, Inc. 1120 University Avenue, Green Bay 54302 (920) 435-0100 Karen Faulkner, Executive Director Email: karen@goldenhousegb.org 24-Hour Helpline (920) 432-4244 FAX: (920) 431-7286 Golden House's mission is to provide dignified sanctuary, supportive intervention and advocacy to victims of domestic violence in Brown County and the surrounding region. Comprehensive support services offered to women, men and children victims of domestic violence, include: 24-hour emergency shelter and Helpline; Legal Advocacy for support with restraining and harassment orders, court accompaniment; follow- up calls to abuse victims after a domestic violence incident; crisis counseling and safety planning; referral services for education, jobs, housing and childcare; support groups for women, children, elder-abuse victims and the Spanish-speaking population; and domestic violence prevention education. »Golden House Green Bay Area Public Schools 200 S. Broadway Street, Green Bay 54303 Alison Draheim, Family, Community and Homeless Resource Coordinator (920) 448-7326 FAX: (920) 448-3562 Provides direct services to homeless children in order to assist them in accessing appropriate and deserved learning opportunities, attend school regularly, acquire basic necessities, and achieve academic parity with non-homeless students. Services are delivered within a systems approach that includes direct and frequent contact with parents, families, and teachers. »McKinney-Vento Homeless Program Legal Action of Wisconsin, Inc. – Green Bay Office Website: www.badgerlaw.net 201 West Walnut Street, Suite 203, Green Bay 54303 John F. Ebbott, Executive Director (920) 432-4645 Scott Schnurer, Managing Attorney (800) 236-1127 Email: JSS@legalaction.org FAX: (920) 432-5078 Nonprofit law firm providing legal representation that achieves justice for low-income people and all others to whom justice would otherwise be denied. We advocate for empowerment and systemic change to help clients realize their basic right to a decent quality of life. »Civil Legal Services Literacy Green Bay, Inc. Website: www.literacygreenbay.org 424 S. Monroe Avenue, Green Bay 54301 (920) 435-2474 Jennifer Hallam-Nelson, Executive Director Email: info@literacygreenbay.org FAX: (920) 435-2203 Helps adults and families acquire the reading, writing, math, English language, computer and workforce skills they need to be fully functioning members of the community. Programs include one-on-one adult tutoring with trained volunteers, English Language Learner (ELL) classes, Children First Family Literacy (ELL and GED), Child Tutoring with trained high school and college-age volunteer tutors and Workforce Development ELL and Spanish classes on site and at workplaces. »Adult Tutoring & English Classes Lutheran Social Services 702 Morley Road, Green Bay 54307 (920) 730-1345 Beth Belmore, Executive Director FAX: (920) 734-2824 Email: bbelmore@lsswis.org Carol Frahm, Program Manager 920-225-1702 Email: carol.frahm@lsswis.org We are committed to serving children, youth, adults, elderly and families of all backgrounds as they seek to achieve and maintain responsibility and direction in their lives and in the community. »Hmong Elder Outreach 14 2011 BROWN COUNT Y UNI T ED WAY