Mission
Leading with Empathy
Employee Spotlight: Ailene Gordon, Program Director With over 25 years of experience working with some of the most vulnerable members of our community, CaringWorks Program Director Ailene Gordon leads with…
Read MoreCelebrating 20 Years of Hope
CaringWorks partners, supporters, clients, alumni, friends, and staff gathered on May 8 to celebrate the 20th anniversary of Hope House. This event was a powerful way to commemorate what has…
Read MoreKeep it Moving
Employee Spotlight: Kim Bray, Senior Care Coordinator at Hope House Hope House Senior Care Coordinator Kim Bray has a deep commitment to helping people escape homelessness and addiction because he…
Read MoreCaringWorks Annual Impact Report 2024
As I reflect on the past year, I am proud to share the 2024 CaringWorks Impact Report—an overview of the meaningful strides we’ve taken together to serve our community with dignity, respect, and…
Read MoreFrom Survival to Stability: A Mother’s Journey Home
Client Spotlight: Denise A. At 32 years old and for the first time in her adult life, CaringWorks client Denise A. is living in her own home. For her, it…
Read More“Where I Found My Passion”
Employee Spotlight: Shalondria Turk, Associate Clinical Director — Behavioral Health Shalondria Turk has dedicated her career to helping people escape homelessness. Nearly 13 years ago she started as a volunteer…
Read MoreBoots on the Ground
Employee Spotlight: Erica Wallace, MSW, Care Coordinator Poverty and homelessness weren’t issues that Erica Wallace thought about growing up. She admits she had everything she needed. “I am an only…
Read MoreShining Stars
CaringWorks holds a kick-off breakfast with staff and board members each January to recognize exceptional staff members and set goals for the new year. Congratulations to the following team members…
Read MoreA Voice That Advocates
Employee Spotlight: Bridget Fogle Senior Care Coordinator For nearly a decade, Bridget Fogle has been an advocate for some of the most vulnerable people in our community. But prior to…
Read MoreFrom Homelessness to Advocacy
The CDC estimates that more than 5 million adults in the United States have autism spectrum disorder. It wasn’t until 2008 when Martin Guldner was 32 years old that he…
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