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PathPoint Named Housing Authority’s Community Partner of the Year



PathPoint Named Housing Authority’s Community Partner of the Year

Santa Barbara, CA – The Housing Authority of the City of Santa Barbara honored PathPoint - Behavioral Health as their 2016 Community Partner of the Year.

PathPoint began its partnership with the Housing Authority of the City Santa Barbara in 1980 as their mutual clients live in HUD subsidized housing while PathPoint provides in home services. This relationship continues today as the two organizations serve almost 300 clients in common. In the mid-90s, PathPoint then joined with HACSB in providing Shelter Plus Care housing units for persons with disabilities who were also homeless and PathPoint still continues these services today. In 2006, the collaborative El Carrillo initiative provided an opportunity for an even closer partnership. Since then, PathPoint has expended services to Artisan Court & Bradley Studios. PathPoint provides onsite services for residents, many transitioning from chronic homelessness. These services include activities to increase daily living skills, intensive support for substance abuse issues, symptom management, medication management, crisis prevention and stabilization.

The Housing Authority and PathPoint share in the mission of operating programs that provide supportive services for the needs of residents, foster the development of life skills, prevent further substance abuse, and ultimately combat homelessness. PathPoint’s supportive services provide residents with stability, thereby reducing the strain upon our community’s emergency services.

“I have valued collaborations since the start of my PathPoint career in 1986”, stated Jennifer Newbold, Vice President & Director of Behavioral Health. “Whether working with individuals or service providers, we respect and value each other’s strengths to reach our mutual goals in the community. I believe that through our partnerships, recovery happens”.