SDA Ederley Care Referral Service Inc

Our ultimate goal is intended to impact the lives of seniors and reduce the homeless burden in the state of Florida. The groups we aim to assist are The United Way, Social Services Networks, Hospitals, Skilled Nursing Facilities, Senior Resource Alliance, and Homeless Coalition. We want to make our name known in the communities we serve. We aim to assist with the housing crisis. Our work ethics address the homeless crisis needs of the community. The expected outcome will be to house low-income seniors, disabled, and veterans rapidly through our affordable shared housing project. We examined how our goals for the next three to five years and how it will fit within our overall plan to contribute to lasting and meaningful change through our low-income rapid-hared housing program.

Section 8 low-income housing/offers affordable housing with a waiting list that can last up to five years or more. SDA Elderly Care Referral Service offers real solutions to this problem. We provide immediate housing placement under our shared housing programs which starts as low as $500.00 monthly to include utilities. Seniors may also place their names on the waiting list we provide for the low-income apartments to avoid being homeless while waiting for low-income apartments and are able to avoid homeless shelters. Over the past 4 years, we have proof that community-based housing has been proven to work. Our strengths are the ability to house and to impact the lives of our seniors, veterans and disabled facing homeless. As a new nonprofit organization, we are still learning about reaching out to donors. Our weaknesses are building new relationships with nonprofit donors/funders. Our long-term goal is to reach even more counties. Our board supports our housing project campaign and believes the methods used will benefit our target audience. By adding more housing providers to our network will serve as important building-blocks to our future successes. These elements will strengthen our organization's strategic approach. We are capable of providing low-income homes through our network of over 400 housing providers in our database. Our housing providers may have 1-7 rooms for rent per household. We network with many community services and social workers to refer clients in need of housing. Our referral source provides to include but not limited to over 60 social workers, senior resource alliance, managed care insurances, assisted living facilities, hospitals, doctor offices providers network that has collaborated with us to provide services and referrals.

pastingWe are capable of providing low-income homes through our network of over 500 housing providers listed in our database and is continuing to grow. Our housing providers may have anywhere between 1-7 rooms for rent per household. We also network with social service networks to referral seniors/disabled in need of housing/care. Our social service provides include but not limited to over 100 social workers, senior resource alliance, managed care insurances, assisted living facilities, hospitals, doctor offices, providers network and much more that have collaborated with us to provide services and referrals. Our future resources and tools needed to strengthen our work include but not limited to our donations and grants.

Our social service provides include over 180 social workers, senior resource alliance, managed care insurances, ALF, hospitals, doctor offices, providers network and much more that have collaborated with us to provide services and referrals. Our future resources and tools needed to strengthen our work include but not limited to our donations and grants. So far, we haven’t accomplished raising funder nor donors. We are in the process of getting a new advisory board that will be qualified in funding, accountant, mentor for nonprofit and community-based housing. We have housed hundreds of seniors, disabled and homeless over the years. Our network is continuing to grow as we make an impact on our communities by providing affordable to low-income housing and providing affordable care homes. In addition to the shared housing project, we also provide a listing of over 400 community-based low-income housing that includes 55 plus subsidized housing with a shorter waiting list to those needing an affordable apartment. We have over 400 housing providers (and growing,) in our database. We network with rapid re-housing providers to provide housing for those in need and we hope to expand our services to other areas. We will continue to place our seniors, daily, weekly or monthly. We haven't connected with Funders/donors yet. We need funds for office space and a customer service representative to make an ultimate impact. Donors contribute will increase our efforts to reach our long-term housing goals. Our services have grown beyond the output of working from our homes. Workspace is needed for our success. We network to with agencies to refer seniors, disabled and veterans. Many individuals have stated they heard out our services and was referred to us through unknown agents/social workers. We provide a complete one-stop shop from A to Z to meet the needs of seniors. We now realized how far our name has gone out into the communities. We receive calls from many counties asking for our services. We have learned there is a shortage of affordable housing. The long housing waiting list does not work for those who are homeless waiting 3 to 5 years to receive their own apartment or for someone who is displaced due to housing rental increases and are forced to leave their home. Risks and obstacles exist for our housing providers when they take in strangers without doing a background check or not having renter’s insurance. We provide housing to seniors at no cost. Some of our housing providers pay us per referral. We email Provider’s Welcome Packets which includes the house rules agreement, Florida rental agreement, referral fee, background check/3 referrals, and a joint venture agreement. Objectives along the way may include providers not willing to join our network due to referral fees and at times when no other home is available, we will suffer losses placing seniors, if this is the only placement available in a particular specified area.