Individual Support
Case Management
Many clients come to EHP with multiple needs that require personal, ongoing support as they wrestle with the crises that have led to their poverty and hunger. As these needs have become more complex, EHP has implemented a case management program, which allows EHP’s staff to assist clients in addressing and prioritizing these problems in-depth, providing both the immediate and the long-term assistance essential for a family’s success. This is a crucial element in the transition of client families from dependence on assistance to self-reliance.
Many clients come to EHP with multiple needs that require personal, ongoing support as they wrestle with the crises that have led to their poverty and hunger. As these needs have become more complex, EHP has implemented a case management program, which allows EHP’s staff to assist clients in addressing and prioritizing these problems in-depth, providing both the immediate and the long-term assistance essential for a family’s success. This is a crucial element in the transition of client families from dependence on assistance to self-reliance.
Client Advocacy
Information and referral assistance are provided to clients seeking housing, financial assistance for basic needs (e.g., PG&E), health care, child-care, employment, language skills, and other social services. EHP works with other agencies in the community to facilitate access to critical resources.
Information and referral assistance are provided to clients seeking housing, financial assistance for basic needs (e.g., PG&E), health care, child-care, employment, language skills, and other social services. EHP works with other agencies in the community to facilitate access to critical resources.
Women's Support Group
EHP’s Women’s Support Group offers a safe place for women to connect in solidarity with other women. The group promotes understanding, empowerment, friendship, compassion solace and hope. Guest speakers and field trips provide resources for personal improvement and development. At the twice monthly meetings women discuss current issues, share resources to improve their health - both mentally and spiritually and improve their parenting skills.
EHP’s Women’s Support Group offers a safe place for women to connect in solidarity with other women. The group promotes understanding, empowerment, friendship, compassion solace and hope. Guest speakers and field trips provide resources for personal improvement and development. At the twice monthly meetings women discuss current issues, share resources to improve their health - both mentally and spiritually and improve their parenting skills.
Youth Program
Ecumenical Hunger Program’s Youth Program is designed to meet the needs of local young teenagers and adults through the provision of comprehensive services that will enhance their basic education, occupational and life skills.
The activities and services include self and interpersonal skills development, community service projects, basic skills, drop-out prevention, study skills training and tutoring, and work readiness or occupational skills, as needed. Additional services include individual employment plans, on-the-job training, entrepreneurial training and adult mentoring, just to name a few.
Please contact us for more information and to enroll.
Ecumenical Hunger Program’s Youth Program is designed to meet the needs of local young teenagers and adults through the provision of comprehensive services that will enhance their basic education, occupational and life skills.
The activities and services include self and interpersonal skills development, community service projects, basic skills, drop-out prevention, study skills training and tutoring, and work readiness or occupational skills, as needed. Additional services include individual employment plans, on-the-job training, entrepreneurial training and adult mentoring, just to name a few.
Please contact us for more information and to enroll.
For our Neighbors in Need, please click on the link for more information on how to receive resources.
2411 Pulgas Ave., East Palo Alto, CA 94303 ~ (650) 323-7781 ~
