CCO Volunteers Rock!
Approximately twelve (12) CCO volunteers performed the 2019 Point-In-Time Count with Housing Solutions for the Southwest and other organizations.
Here are Community Compassion Outreach, Inc., results from the Walmart area, trails, Durango Library, and various places:
This count is only a small part of the HUD Balance of State, La Plata County. We look forward to the final count when it is released by HUD.
Here are Community Compassion Outreach, Inc., results from the Walmart area, trails, Durango Library, and various places:
- Thirty (30) adults
- Two (2) youth
This count is only a small part of the HUD Balance of State, La Plata County. We look forward to the final count when it is released by HUD.
Housing Solutions for the Southwest is conducting the HUD Point-in-Time (PIT) survey of unsheltered individuals and families on the night of January 29, 2019.
PIT Survey is very important for federal and state funds needed for homeless services in the City of Durango and La Plata County.
FUNDS NEEDED FOR VITAL SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE UNSHELTERED
Medical, Dental, Mental Healthcare, Housing, Food/Meals require much-needed funds to meet the needs of people experiencing homelessness. The Unhoused often don’t know there are services available to them.
Your anonymity is protected because we ask only the first 3 letters of your first & last name.
CCO’s volunteers will be throughout north Main, Walmart, Recreation Center, City Market North, Schneider Park, and bus stops to survey people who slept in tents, cars, couch-surfing, and other uninhabitable spaces on Tuesday, January 29th.
CCO and other groups are assisting HSS with surveys on the following days (any time during those days). We ask if a person was homeless on the night of Tuesday 1/29/2019:
If you would like to join our volunteers, please reach out to Donna Mae at ExecDirector@CCOHome.org.
PIT Survey is very important for federal and state funds needed for homeless services in the City of Durango and La Plata County.
FUNDS NEEDED FOR VITAL SERVICES PROVIDED TO THE UNSHELTERED
Medical, Dental, Mental Healthcare, Housing, Food/Meals require much-needed funds to meet the needs of people experiencing homelessness. The Unhoused often don’t know there are services available to them.
Your anonymity is protected because we ask only the first 3 letters of your first & last name.
CCO’s volunteers will be throughout north Main, Walmart, Recreation Center, City Market North, Schneider Park, and bus stops to survey people who slept in tents, cars, couch-surfing, and other uninhabitable spaces on Tuesday, January 29th.
CCO and other groups are assisting HSS with surveys on the following days (any time during those days). We ask if a person was homeless on the night of Tuesday 1/29/2019:
- Wednesday 1/30
- Thursday 1/31
- Friday 2/1
If you would like to join our volunteers, please reach out to Donna Mae at ExecDirector@CCOHome.org.
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Download CCO PIT ROSTER / SCHEDULE - EXCEL
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Download CoC PIT 2019 Surveyer Training PowerPoint (PPTX)
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Our mission is to assist individuals & families to prevent, to survive and to exit homelessness with warm clothing, camp provisions, food, referrals to vital resources and connection to housing. We designed a small 560-sq.ft. Essential House for permanent and supportive housing in a Village of Hope development.
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execdirector@CCOHome.org
We are located at 255 E. 11th St., Durango, CO 81301. At this time, our office hours are limited due to short staffing and the COVID pandemic. Volunteer professionals are available by appointment only.
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Hours
In-Person Meetings by Appointment Only:
- Mon. & Thurs. (effective 3/1/2022) between 10:00am - 4:00pm.
- Tuesdays & Fridays - 10:00 am to 2:00 pm RESST Program with lunch provided.
- SATURDAYS -- Schneider Park near the entrance, we hold COFFEE & CONVERSATIONS starting at 12:30 p.m. until food is gone...come early.