Connect With Resources That Fit Your Needs
Resource navigation helps individuals understand which community services may address their current circumstances and how to pursue those resources.
Instead of simply providing a list of organizations, effective navigation considers the person’s immediate needs, eligibility, location, and next steps.
This approach reflects established community-service practices that connect people with housing, benefits, health, recovery, and other supportive services.
Who Can Use Resource Navigation
Individuals who are unsure where to seek help for housing, food, transportation, recovery, or other essential needs may benefit from navigation.
People managing several needs at once may need help determining which resources to pursue first.
Individuals facing barriers to accessing benefits or community programs may receive guidance on appropriate referral pathways.
People whose circumstances change during recovery can reconnect with resources that better match their current needs.
Areas We Help Individuals Navigate
Resource navigation may involve connecting individuals with appropriate services such as:
Housing and homelessness resources
Food and essential-needs programs
Transportation resources
Benefits and assistance programs
Recovery and community-support services
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