Causes: Homeless & Housing, Homeless Centers, Housing & Shelter, Human Services, Physical Fitness & Community Recreational Facilities, Sports
Mission: Inspirica Inc. 's mission is to break the cycle of homelessness by helping people achieve - and maintain - permanent housing and stability in their lives.
Results: We are delighted to share with you this update on Inspirica’s results and our plans for the future. More importantly, we want to share with you the impact philanthropic support has had on fundamentally changing the lives of the clients we serve. We continue to be driven by an intense focus on our mission: to break the cycle of homelessness by helping people achieve – and maintain – permanent housing and stability in their lives. In the fiscal year ended June 30,2015 we made a record 200 job placements. The people we place are not earning the bare minimum allowed by law. Our average starting salary in the last fiscal year was $11.54/hr. (26% above minimum wage). On average, each person we place is working 31.5 hours/week. In FY15 we moved 163 men, women and children into permanent housing. Over the 12 months ending November 30,2015 that figure rose to 193 housing placements. Over the past five fiscal years and the first five months of this fiscal year, we have made a record 937 job placements and moved 782 people into permanent housing!
Target demographics: Homeless men, women and children in Connecticut who we help address the causes of homelessness so as to help them move into permanent homes and experience more stable and dignified lives.
Direct beneficiaries per year: We serve more than 700 individuals each year, house 270 individuals each night and made 200 job placements. We moved 163 men, women in children in permanent housing.
Geographic areas served: We serve Fairfield County Connecticut and are one of the largest providers of homeless services in the State of Connecticut.
Programs: We provide emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, deeply affordable housing and support services including Jumpstart Career Program, Housing Coordination/Placement, Job & Housing Retention, and Children's Services which provide foundational, educational and psychological support as well as an after school program and a new Early Childhood and Parenting Program.
Mission: Inspirica Inc. 's mission is to break the cycle of homelessness by helping people achieve - and maintain - permanent housing and stability in their lives.
Results: We are delighted to share with you this update on Inspirica’s results and our plans for the future. More importantly, we want to share with you the impact philanthropic support has had on fundamentally changing the lives of the clients we serve. We continue to be driven by an intense focus on our mission: to break the cycle of homelessness by helping people achieve – and maintain – permanent housing and stability in their lives. In the fiscal year ended June 30,2015 we made a record 200 job placements. The people we place are not earning the bare minimum allowed by law. Our average starting salary in the last fiscal year was $11.54/hr. (26% above minimum wage). On average, each person we place is working 31.5 hours/week. In FY15 we moved 163 men, women and children into permanent housing. Over the 12 months ending November 30,2015 that figure rose to 193 housing placements. Over the past five fiscal years and the first five months of this fiscal year, we have made a record 937 job placements and moved 782 people into permanent housing!
Target demographics: Homeless men, women and children in Connecticut who we help address the causes of homelessness so as to help them move into permanent homes and experience more stable and dignified lives.
Direct beneficiaries per year: We serve more than 700 individuals each year, house 270 individuals each night and made 200 job placements. We moved 163 men, women in children in permanent housing.
Geographic areas served: We serve Fairfield County Connecticut and are one of the largest providers of homeless services in the State of Connecticut.
Programs: We provide emergency shelter, transitional housing, permanent supportive housing, deeply affordable housing and support services including Jumpstart Career Program, Housing Coordination/Placement, Job & Housing Retention, and Children's Services which provide foundational, educational and psychological support as well as an after school program and a new Early Childhood and Parenting Program.
141 Franklin St, Stamford, CT 06901
203-388-1011
Homeless & Housing
Stamford
