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  1. Coordinated Entry

    https://css.mecknc.gov/Housing-Stabilization/coordinated-entry

    Your first step to connect to homeless services and homelessness prevention resources.

  2. Project UpLift

    https://css.mecknc.gov/substance-use/Project-UpLift

    Provides young LGBTQ+ adults (age 18-35) with brief intensive case management services connecting them to resources such as: peer support services and educational needs. 

  3. LoveSpeaksOut

    https://css.mecknc.gov/domestic-violence/Love-Speaks-Out

    Love Speaks Out is a program for young adults to learn about healthy relationships.

  4. MeckFuse

    https://css.mecknc.gov/Housing-Stabilization/MeckFuse

    Housing program for homeless with health issues who have been frequent users of the County jail, street camps and shelters.

  5. Do The Write Thing

    https://css.mecknc.gov/domestic-violence/Do-The-Write-Thing

    Reducing youth violence and improving the health of our families and communities

  6. Treatment In Detention Center

    https://css.mecknc.gov/substance-use/Treatment-In-Detention-Center

    Provides inmates an opportunity to participate in group and individual sessions where substance abuse issues are addressed.

  7. Treatment In Shelters

    https://css.mecknc.gov/substance-use/Treatment-In-Shelters

    Provides Substance Abuse Intensive Outpatient Treatment (SAIOP) services within the Men’s and Women’s shelters of Mecklenburg County.

  8. Assistance For Veterans Experiencing Housing Instability

    https://css.mecknc.gov/Housing-Stabilization/Veterans-experiencing-housing-instability

    Assistance for veterans at risk of becoming homeless or in need of available shelter.

  9. VA Healthcare

    https://css.mecknc.gov/veterans-services/VA-Healthcare

    A broad spectrum of medical, surgical, and rehabilitative care for veterans.

  10. Domestic Violence Services for Adults

    https://css.mecknc.gov/domestic-violence/services-for-adults

    Confidential individual and group therapy to people experiencing domestic violence.