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What Is It Like to Reach Out to the Homeless?

What Is It Like to Reach Out to the Homeless?

by guild | Jan 4, 2022 | Featured, Program Highlights

In the 80s, the federal government responded to the growing crisis of homelessness by creating the PATH program. PATH stands for Projects for Assistance in Transition from Homelessness and the program funds efforts by local agencies to reach out to people who are...
Setting the Stage for a Renewal: A Look Back on 2021

Setting the Stage for a Renewal: A Look Back on 2021

by guild | Dec 27, 2021 | Featured, Julie's Musings

It’s hard to talk about 2021 without mentioning the year that preceded it. It seems like forever ago, but 2020 was the year that changed everything. So much shifted that year that simply surviving was considered success. And survive, we did! By contrast, 2021 has been...
How Do You Recover From a Mental Illness? With ACT Team Supervisor Kristi

How Do You Recover From a Mental Illness? With ACT Team Supervisor Kristi

by guild | Nov 24, 2021 | 101 Blogs, FAQ, Featured, Mental Heatlh, Staff Blogs

When you receive a diagnosis, you may not know what comes next. The good news is that people can and do recover from mental illnesses with the right treatment.  We talked to Kristi, Assertive Community Treatment Services (ACT) Team Supervisor, about recovery and what...
Staff Spotlight: Jacques, Psychiatric Resident on the ACT Team

Staff Spotlight: Jacques, Psychiatric Resident on the ACT Team

by guild | Nov 24, 2021 | Featured, Staff Blogs, Staff Spotlights

Jacques is a Psychiatric Resident on Guild’s Assertive Community Treatment (ACT) team. Q: Describe a typical day as a Psychiatric Resident at Guild. Jacques: Coordinating patient visits, reviewing medications and treatment plans, meeting with patients, and supervision...
Why are People Living With a Chronic Disabling Condition More Likely to Become Homeless?

Why are People Living With a Chronic Disabling Condition More Likely to Become Homeless?

by guild | Nov 19, 2021 | Featured, Healthcare, Homelessness, Housing

Homelessness is a complex issue and one that can have many different causes. Unfortunately, people living with chronic disabling conditions often face barriers that make them less financially stable and more likely to become homeless.  We talked to Catherine, a Case...
Can Homelessness Be Solved? With Julie Grothe

Can Homelessness Be Solved? With Julie Grothe

by guild | Nov 17, 2021 | Featured, Homelessness, Housing, Staff Blogs

Blog written by Julie Grothe, who has recently retired from her career at Guild after nearly forty years! Learn more about Julie here. The Dream of Ending Homelessness A number of years ago, there was an idea that we could end homelessness in 10 years. In 2000, the...
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