About UniShack:
UniShack is a rapidly growing student housing marketplace that connects students with off-campus housing while helping property managers fill vacancies efficiently. Our platform simplifies the housing search process, making it easier for property managers to manage listings, generate leads, and market their properties.
Community Family Services (CFS) is an outpatient behavioral health company dedicated to providing comprehensive mental health services to individuals and families in need. We offer a range of programs and support services aimed at addressing various mental health challenges and promoting overall well‐being. Our team is committed to removing the stigma surrounding behavioral health and empowering communities to thrive.
Hope’s Crossing is a non-profit organization founded in 2010, that helps at-risk women create a life of self-sufficiency, community, and hope. Our client population are women 18 years and older transition from prison, addictions, or homelessness to a life of work, family, and community.
Hope’s Crossing offers life skills training, employment support, navigating access to affordable housing, and most importantly, a program of emotional support geared toward creating a new belief system that promotes whole and healthy living.
About Terros Health: https://www.terroshealth.org/about-us/
Our Focus: To be the leader in integrated health care with specialization in addiction counseling, mental health care, mobile crisis and family services.
Our Vision:
ABOUT MIND 24-7
MIND 24-7 was founded in 2021 to address the country’s mental health care crisis. We are fundamentally changing the landscape of accessible mental health care by offering walk-in mental health and substance use services to people of all ages, regardless of their ability to pay.
Students will work on the Key Campus in Phoenix serving individuals experiencing homelessness with the Keys to Change staff. The Key Campus is a seven-acre complex in downtown Phoenix designed to provide all the services a person needs to end their homelessness. There are 16 partner agencies who work together on the campus to provide an array of services to the 700 to 1,00 people who visit the campus each day. These services include emergency shelter, food and basic necessities, medical and dental services, behavioral health support, employment services, housing placement, and more.
