The CSP Program is designed to provide individuals and families with resources necessary to lead productive lives, such as referrals to transitional assistance, housing support services, food banks, job training, mental health support, and educational forums.  Our multilingual program staff provides care coordination, and when possible, provides emergency financial assistance to households.

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Our team provides additional support to agencies that require additional language and cultural capacity, playing an instrumental role in: 

• connecting vulnerable populations to care coordination services, 

• providing evidence-based education on violence prevention, and 

• expanding specialized language services to vulnerable populations.

 

CVWU staff engage with community partners to identify services that are offered, then assist in filling the gaps with care coordination services ensuring vulnerable populations are empowered to take advantage of culturally appropriate services. Through our partnerships, our staff is able to provide linguistically diverse support to agencies that have been struggling to offer services to vulnerable populations.

 

 Coordination and assistance services:

• Access to healthcare providers for physical and mental support 

• Services for marginalized intimate partner violence survivors

• Food insecurity assistance

• Job training

• Housing assistance

• Financial assistance