“IOCP is so respected in our community because of its history of meeting the needs of people living in this area.“—John and Lois Rogers
Case managers work one-on-one with individuals and families.
Services
IOCP changes the odds for families in need by helping them to identify options that lead to positive change.
Case managers work one-on-one with individuals and families, helping them with a range of short- and long-term challenges related to:
- Food
- Housing
- Child care
- Employment
- Transportation
- Parenting
- Mental and physical health
- Budgeting
- Life management
Case managers provide referrals to an array of other community resources. They also provide information, problem solving assistance, education, advocacy, counseling, and support.
Case managers can offer financial assistance to families facing emergencies related to housing, utilities, transportation, child care, medical expenses, and other basic needs. They also work with clients in Project Success (family support and transitional housing) and IOCP’s housing case management program (housing and services to families who have experienced long-term homelessness).
