The “havens” that Catholic Charities currently operate near Stevens County.
Catholic organizations are among the top recipients of federal immigration funds. Between 2008-2022, Catholic charitable organizations received approximately $3 billion in federal funding. The USCCB acts as a kind of general contractor. It is the single largest grantee of subawards in the nation. For example, Catholic Charities receives direct funding from the USG but also subawards from the USCCB. According to Forbes, in 2022 Catholic Charities USA was the 13th-largest U.S. charity. Of $4.7 billion in total revenues, Catholic Charities received $1.4 billion from government support.
Have a talk with some of the homeless about the Havens in Spokane. They will openly tell you that:
Even minor due diligence efforts would reveal what a CC Haven does to the surrounding community
| City: | Spokane |
| Address: | 201 E 2nd Avenue |
| Units: | 50 |
Service-enriched apartments where residents can stabilize their lives by working with case managers and social service coordinators to achieve long-term housing and stability goals. Residents receive monthly visits from licensed medical professionals and have access to wraparound support services on-site such as case management, peer support, mental health and substance abuse counseling, supportive employment, tenancy skills, as well as access to additional community resources.
| City: | Spokane |
| Address: | 108 S State St. |
| Units: | 50 |
Service-enriched apartments where residents can stabilize their lives by working with case managers and social service coordinators to achieve long-term housing and stability goals. Residents have access to wraparound support services on-site such as case management, peer support, mental health and substance abuse counseling, supportive employment, tenancy skills, as well as access to additional community resources.
| City: | Spokane |
| Address: | 975 E North Foothills Dr |
| Units: | 73 |
Service-enriched apartments where residents can stabilize their lives by working with case managers and social service coordinators to achieve long-term housing and stability goals. Residents have access to wraparound support services on-site such as case management, peer support, mental health and substance abuse counseling, Headstart programming, supportive employment, tenancy skills, as well as access to additional community resources. The property has 20,000 square feet of green space, a community garden, dog park, adult computer lab, homework assistance for children, splash pad, and an internal 1/4 mile bike path.
| City: | Spokane |
| Address: | 164 S State St |
| Units: | 51 |
Service-enriched apartments where residents can stabilize their lives by working with case managers and social service coordinators to achieve long-term housing and stability goals. Residents have access to wraparound support services on-site such as case management, peer support, mental health and substance abuse counseling, supportive employment, tenancy skills, as well as access to additional community resources.
| City: | Spokane |
| Address: | 1920 Holy Names Court |
| Units: | 48 |
Service-enriched apartments where residents can stabilize their lives by working with case managers and social service coordinators to achieve long-term housing and stability goals. Residents have access to wraparound support services on-site such as case management, peer support, mental health and substance abuse counseling, HeadStart programming, supportive employment, tenancy skills, as well as access to additional community resources.
| City: | Spokane |
| Address: | 16412 E Sprague Ave |
| Units: | 51 |
Service-enriched apartments where residents can stabilize their lives by working with case managers and social service coordinators to achieve long-term housing and stability goals. Residents have access to wraparound support services on-site such as case management, peer support, mental health and substance abuse counseling, Headstart programming, supportive employment, tenancy skills, as well as access to additional community resources.
| City: | Spokane |
| Address: | 9 E 1st Ave |
| Units: | 50 |
Service-enriched apartments where residents can stabilize their lives by working with case managers and social service coordinators to achieve long-term housing and stability goals. Residents have access to wraparound support services on-site such as case management, peer support, mental health and substance abuse counseling, supportive employment, tenancy skills, as well as access to additional community resources.
| City: | Spokane |
| Address: | 1935 N. Holy Names Court |
| Units: | 75 |
Service-enriched apartments where residents can stabilize their lives by working with case managers and social service coordinators to achieve long-term housing and stability goals. Residents have access to wraparound support services on-site such as case management, peer support, mental health and substance abuse counseling, Headstart programming, supportive employment, tenancy skills, as well as access to additional community resources.
