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Our Model

The H.H.E.R.O.S Model

The client’s well-being is monitored and client will have access to:

  • health facilities,

  • healthcare providers,

  • prescription medication

H

ousing

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The client’s well-being is monitored and client will have access to:

  • shelter during the course of the program with TVC

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H

This category does not only include formal training but continuing education for the client as he/she understands how to:

  • navigate day to day stabilization,

  • long-term resources

  • and other services independently. 

This includes workshops and programs which complement the TVC service as well as educational career goals.  

E

ducation

Provisions and basic necessities will be provided at each stage of assistance; this will ensure the client will have a basic level of stability while receiving assistance from TVC. Some examples are:

  • Aid in accessing SNAP benefits

  • Transportation

  • Stipends

R

esources

O

This category ensures that the client will be working or is actively searching for employment while participating in the program with TVC. They will have access to:

  • Job training

  • Resume building

ccupational

TVC will make sure to provide an environment of social security and comfort for the client where the client does not feel discriminated or judged but encouraged and supported. The client will have access to:

  • a social support system which allows them to maintain a healthy and positive mindset throughout the course of the program.​

S

ocial

Day-to-day

Psychotherapy

Stabilization

Long term

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