The ACCESS Center for Community Resilience can help fire-impacted households find housing, learn about housing options, and get connected with other community resources to help with their recovery journey.
Posted 8.5.22
RFP submissions are open. ACCESS seeks proposals to provide a trauma informed care training program to all employees within the organization. The program will educate all ACCESS employees on the impact of trauma on our clients and promote cultural and organizational change in responding to such participants and their families. …Read more…
Posted 8.5.22
The Jackson County Continuum of Care (CoC) announces the local competition for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funding as outlined in HUD’s FY22 Continuum of Care Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). Any agency or organization within Jackson County may apply for funding. …Read more…
ACCESS helps provide food, warmth, and shelter for residents of Jackson County. If you or someone you know are in need of assistance, get in touch. Our team members are here to help.
With a volunteer base of over 1,200 community members, your dedication allows access to help provide essential services to over 52,000 Jackson County residents.
Your donations make a direct impact in Jackson County. Each dollar donated equals 4 meals for local families.
Posted 8.5.22 RFP submissions are open. ACCESS seeks proposals to provide a trauma informed care training program to all employees within the organization. The program will educate all ACCESS employees on the impact of trauma on our clients and promote cultural and organizational change in responding to such participants and their families. We intend to…Read more…
Posted 8.5.22 The Jackson County Continuum of Care (CoC) announces the local competition for the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) funding as outlined in HUD’s FY22 Continuum of Care Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO). Any agency or organization within Jackson County may apply for funding. However, the proposed project must address the…Read more…
In 2019, ACCESS partnered with a local film company to create an emotionally impactful video that communicates the importance of the services ACCESS provides and how it makes a difference every day in the lives of our neighbors in Jackson County. The 6-minute film features vignettes of actual client stories as portrayed by ACCESS team members.
Video Credit: KOBI-TV NBC5
Video Credit: KOBI-TV NBC5
