United Way of Daviess County recently awarded a $13,943 matching grant to Hope’s Voice (a CFS program) to start the Safe Housing with Pathways to Self Sufficiency initiative.
Hope’s Voice will lead the effort, offering case management, advocacy, safety planning, and tailored support for Daviess County residents —primarily for people facing domestic violence, and also for eligible ALICE households and others rebuilding stability.
Photo (L-R): Zella Taylor, CEO, United Way of Daviess County; Sherri Tredway, Development Director, DSI; From Hope’s Voice: Erica Bloebaum, Office Manager; Kathleen Oaks, Survivor Advocate; McKenzie Young, Community Impact Director; and Dr. Elizabeth Meeks, Clinical Director.