On January 19th, NBC news aired a story featuring Step Up CEO and President Tod Lipka and Step Up member Sunnie. The story profiles Sunnie as she discusses her journey from experiencing
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We interviewed Step Up Program Manager Julius Mills-Denti to better understand how our teams approach providing supportive services during the move in process at Step Up in Salinas.
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Step Up community partner Village for Vets is a dedicated nonprofit organization that fills gaps in critical services for homeless and at-risk veterans in greater Los Angeles. The non-profit offers four types of services to veterans: meals, emergency financial assistance, social support and basic needs.
The Specialty Family Foundation has been a generous supporter of Step Up since 2010. We interviewed the Specialty Family Foundation’s Grants Manager, Tiann Ortiz, about the homeless epidemic, the grant process, and community collaboration.
Four years ago, Step Up interviewed Step Up Member Alberto and his Service Coordinator. We caught up with Alberto last month about his journey with homelessness, mental health, and how he’s doing now.
18 year old twins Courtney & Cori Bratcher were housed at Warley Park in Sanford, Florida on May 21, 2020 along with their mother. As the Bratcher twins settle into their new home, they have ...
18 year old twins Courtney & Cori Bratcher were housed at Warley Park in Sanford, Florida on May 21, 2020 along with their mother. As the Bratcher twins settle into their new home, they have ...
This past month, Step Up volunteer Korinne helped to create a Pet Kit drive for Step Up members and their companion pets. Having a pet is one great way to reduce social isolation and create ...
COMMUNITY PARTNER SPOTLIGHT: CENTER FOR COUNCIL
Step Up has been working with the non-profit organization Center for Council for over a year to promote communication and enhance well-being. ...
According to the National Alliance on Mental Illness (NAMI), one in five U.S. adults live with a mental illness yet the stigma surrounding mental health is still rampant in our ...
In San Bernardino, Step Up staff receive thank you cards. Pictured are SC1 Jason Duran, Nurse Sara Grilltsch and SC1 Denise Magallanes.
A few months ago, the Step Up Virtual Volunteers started
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