• Homeless Unaccompanied Runaway Youth

• Homeless and low-income individuals and families with children

	CORPORATE OFFICE 401 East Ocean Blvd., Suite 705 Long Beach, CA 90802
	LONG BEACH MULTI-SERVICE CENTER 1301 W. 12th Street Long Beach, CA 90813
	New Image was located at 121 Linden Avenue, Long Beach from 1989 through March 1999, when we moved into the New Long Beach Multi-Service Center (MSC), a project under the 1997 U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Supportive Housing Program (SHP) Grant. Phase I initially included seven social service agencies; Travelers Aid Society, Shining Stone Foundation, Substance Abuse Foundation, The Veterans Administration, Beyond Shelter, and New Image. Phase II opened in October 2000, which added another six homeless social service providers. Today, there are currently sixteen agencies located at the facility. The Long Beach Multi-Service Center (MSC) is a one-stop shop concept of case management and supportive services that are provided to homeless and low-income populations. The Agencies located at the MSC have diversified disciplines, a large shower room with lockers, a full-service laundry room, childcare center, message/mail distribution center, clothing closet, a medical preventive health clinic and computer-learning center. All services are provided at no charge to clients seeking these services. Services are offered to Monday through Friday from 8:30 a.m. through 5:00 p.m. daily.
	New Image Transitional Housing Programs LOCATIONS: YEAR AWARDED POPULATION SERVED 2291 Williams Street, Long Beach, CA 90813 2002 Homeless Families with Children 428-430 Cerritos Street, Long Beach, CA 90802 1995 Homeless Families with Children New Image has had a Transitional Housing Program (Project Stepping Stone) for homeless families with children since 1995, and has expanded its Transitional Housing Program to include twelve (12) additional units that also serve homeless families with children. These families are assisted with job, education, and Practical Life Skills, in preparation for their placement into permanent housing or ownership. This Transitional Housing Program, unlike a lot other, accepts male head of households. The length of stay in the program ranges from 6-9 months.
	YEAR ROUND SHELTER PROGRAM (YRP) (Note: No Building Address provided as clients must go to designated pick up sites between the hours of 4 and 7pm, daily, to be transported to the shelter by bus, with the exception of clients who are working, attending school, and/or physically handicapped.)
	PROJECT FRESH START 8720 Figueroa Street Los Angeles, CA 90003
	Project Fresh Start is the name given to the New Image Transitional Housing Program for homeless single women, which opened August 2007. These women will be assisted in the areas of: job search, placement, and retention; budgeting; Practical Life Skills; and other preparation necessary for their longevity and success in permanent housing placement.

New Image was located at 121 Linden Avenue, Long Beach from 1990 through March 1999, when we moved into the New Long Beach Multi-Service Center (MSC), a project under the 1997 U.S. Housing and Urban Development (HUD) Supportive Housing Program (SHP) Grant. Phase I initially included seven social services agencies; Travelers Aid Society, Shining Stone Foundation, Substance Abuse Foundation, The Veterans Administration, Beyond Shelter, and New Image. Phase II opened in October 2000, which added another six homeless social service providers. Today, there are currently sixteen agencies located at the facility.

The Long Beach Multi-Service Center (MSC) is a one-stop shop concept of case management and supportive services that are provided to homeless and low-income populations. The MSC also houses 16 Social Service Agencies with diversified disciplines, shower room with lockers, a full-service laundry room, childcare center, message/mail distribution center, clothing closet, medical preventive health clinic and computer-learning center. All services are provided at no charge to clients seeking these services.

Services are offered to Homeless & Low Income populations Monday through Friday from 9:00 a.m. through 4:30 p.m. daily from the Multi Service Center.

In May, 1995 New Image implemented its own Transitional Housing Program (A Project Stepping Stone@) under the U.S. Housing and Urban Development (H.U.D.) $1.00 a Year Leased Housing Program. The target population for this program is Homeless Families with Children. The program offers affordable transitional housing with a comprehensive case management and job development component specifically designed to transition families from a state of homelessness to a stable lifestyle with full-time employment resulting in affordable permanent housing. Project Stepping Stone has two locations as identified earlier. New Image currently has 14 units of transitional housing under “Project Stepping Stone”.