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CATHOLIC CHARITIES USA

2012 ANNUAL GATHERING

ST. LOUIS, MISSOURI

MICHAEL W. HALTERMANCHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER

OCTOBER 1, 2012

St. Michaels Veterans Center


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CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF KANSAS CITY-ST. JOSEPH, INC.

1879: ORPHANAGE ESTABLISHED

BY FR. BERNARD DONNELLY

2012: THREE CORPORATIONSTOTAL BUDGETS OF $18,000,000 AND GROWING

AGENCY64+ PROGRAMS BASEDON FIVE PILLARS OF POVERTY

230 EMPLOYEES

CATHOLIC CHARITIES FOUNDATION

FUNDRAISING

BISHOP BOLAND INSTITUTE

FOR HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT


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BISHOP BOLAND INSTITUTE

FOR HOUSING & COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT

TEN 202 LOW INCOME SENIOR HOUSING CORPORATIONS (700 units)ONE SECTION 8 FAMILY HOUSING CORPORATION (36 UNITS)

135 SCATTERED SITE PERMANENT HOUSING UNITS WITH CASE

MANAGEMENT (31 UNITS DEDICATED TO VETERANS)

FORECLOSURE PREVENTION

HOUSING COUNSELING

ST. MICHAELS VETERANS CENTER, INC.


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ST. MICHAELS VETERANS CENTER

A ONE-STOP CAMPUS FOR HOMELESS VETERANS

LOCATED NEXT TO

VETERANS MEDICAL CENTER, KANSAS CITY, MO


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WHY CREATE THE CAMPUS?

CATHOLIC CHARITIES MISSION STATEMENT

CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF KANSAS CITY-ST. JOSEPHRESPONDS TO THE GOSPEL MANDATE BY CARING FOR

THE VULNERABLE, HONORING THE LIFE AND DIGNITY OF ALL PERSONS,

AND ENGAGING THE COMMUNITY IN PROVIDING

COMPASSIONATE SOCIAL SERVICES AND ADVOCACY.


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CARE FOR THE VULNERABLEImmediate crisisRoot causes

Holistic approach to recovery

safe affordable home

proper nutrition

education/training

financial stability

access to health care


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CONSUMER ASSESSMENT TOOLA COMPREHENSIVE APPROACH ASSISTING

INDIVIDUALS TO MOVE OUT OF POVERTY


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ON ANY GIVEN NIGHT, THERE ARE NEARLY

1,000 HOMELESS VETERANS

IN KANSAS CITY METRO AREA.

THESE WOMEN AND MEN DESERVE OUR

ASSISTANCE FOR SERVING THEIR

COUNTRY.


KANSAS CITY METRO AREA

EMERGENCY SHELTERS

TRANSITIONAL HOUSING

PERMANENT HOUSING UNITS FOR HOMELESS VETERANS

ARE LACKING IN THE REGION


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FIRST PHASE OF CAMPUS

GARDEN OF HONOR

PERMANENT HOUSING BUILDING UNITS

SUPPORT SERVICES BUILDING

WELCOME CENTER


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ST. MICHAELS VETERANS CENTER

CAMPUS

ONE-STOP CAMPUS WITH

EMPHASIS ON PERMANENT HOUSING

UPON COMPLETION, THERE WILL BE

180-200 UNITS

OF PERMANENT HOUSING

WITH SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

FOR THE VETERANS AND THEIR FAMILIES.


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SUPPORTIVE SERVICES

MEDICAL AND DENTAL CARECASE MANAGEMENT

MENTAL HEALTH CARE

JOB READINESS AND TRAINING

COMPUTER BUSINESS CENTER

VOCATIONAL REHAB

TRANSPORTATION TO VETERANS MEDICAL CENTER

FUTURE HOUSING/ SUPPORT SERVICES FOR FAMILIES

HOUSING SPECIFIC NEEDS

ADDITIONAL SUPPORTIVE SERVICES AS NEEDED


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2007 DISCUSSIONS BEGIN WITHDEPARTMENT OF VETERANS AFFAIRS

REGARDING TRANSITIONAL HOUSING PILOT

2008 DEVELOPED VISION OF ONE STOP HOMELESS VETERANS CAMPUS

2009 FORMED DEVELOPMENT TEAM

CATHOLIC CHARITIES STAFFYARCO STAFF (Development Company)

ART FILLMORE (Founder Kansas City Veterans Stand Down)

RETIRED VETERANS FROM URBAN CORE

COMMUNICATION CONSULTANT

TIMELINE OF ST. MICHAELS VETERANS CENTER


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2010 RESEARCHED NEEDS OF HOMELESS VETERANSCOMMUNITY HOMELESS PROVIDERSVETERANS MEDICAL CENTER STAFF

CITY OFFICIALS

COMMUNITY ORGANIZATIONS

HOMEOWNER ASSOCIATIONS

SITE VISITS AT OTHER VETERAN FACILITIESST. LEOS PLACE CATHOLIC CHARITIES OF CHICAGO

INGLEWOOD, CALIFORNIA FACILITY

LONG BEACH, CALIFORNIA FACILITY

SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA

RESEARCHED POSSIBLE SITES FOR CAMPUS IN KANSAS CITY

2011 PRESENTED PROPOSAL FOR 22 ACRES NEAR VETERANS

MEDICAL CENTER TO ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION

TIMELINE OF ST. MICHAELS VETERANS CENTER


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ST. MICHAELS VETERANS CENTERDEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE

ECONOMIC DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (EDC) SELECTS MAY 2011

ST. MICHAELS VETERANS CENTER, INC. (SMVC) TO DEVELOP HOUSING

AND SERVICES FOR VETERANS ON FORMER HOLY TEMPLE HOMES SITE

SMVC SUBMITS APPLICATION TO MISSOURI HOUSING DEVELOPMENT NOV. 2011

COMMISSION (MHDC) FOR TAX CREDITS TO CONSTRUCT 58 HOUSING

UNITS (HOUSING PHASE I)

SMVC APPLIES FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT BLOCK GRANT (CDBG) NOV. 2011

TO ASSIST CONSTRUCTING SUPPORTIVE SERVICES / WELCOME CENTER

SMVC AND EDC CHARITABLE FUND (EDCCF) ENTER INTO

PRE- DEVELOPMENT FUNDING AGREEMENT NOV. 2011

SMVC NOTIFIED OF CDBG APPROVAL FEB. 2012

MHDC AWARDS SMVC TAX CREDITS FOR PHASE I HOUSING FEB. 2012

SMVC AND LAND CLEARANCE FOR REDEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY (LCRA) MAY 2012

REDEVELOPMENT CONTRACT

SMVC SUBMITS URBAN RENEWAL DISTRICT (URD) PLAN MAY 2012

PLAN COMMISION APPROVES URD PLAN JUNE 2012


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HOUSING PHASE I PLANS SUBMITTED TO CITY FOR REVIEW JULY 2012

MASS GRADING PLAN SUBMITTED TO CITY FOR REVIEW JULY 2012

CITY COUNCIL URBAN RENEWAL DISTRICT APPROVAL AUG. 2012

SMVC / EDC COST SHARING AGREEMENT APPROVED MAY 2012

SMVC / EDC DEVELOPMENT AGREEMENT APPROVED MAY 2012

MASS GRADING CONTRACT AWARDED BY KCMO CAPITAL PROJECTS SEPT. 2012

HOUSING PHASE II APPLICATION SUBMITTED TO

MISSOURI HOUSING DEVELOPMENT CORPORATION (MHDC) SEPT. 2012

HOUSING PHASE I SITE GRADING COMMENCES OCT. 2012

HOUSING PHASE I BUILDING PERMIT ISSUED OCT. 2012

MASS GRADING COMPLETE DEC. 2012

MHDC APPROVES HOUSING PHASE II DEC. 2012

PUBLIC IMPROVEMENTS (STREET, WATER, SANITARY SEWERS) CONTRACT FEB. 2013

AWARDED BY KCMO CAPITAL PROJECTS

SUPPORT SERVICES / WELCOME CENTER PLANS & FINANCING MAR. 2013

HOUSING PHASE I CERTIFICATE OF OCCUPANCY OCT. 2013

DEVELOPMENT SCHEDULE (CONTINUED)


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58 VETERANS ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTIVE HOUSING VOUCHERS THROUGH

LOCALVETERANS MEDICAL CENTER ANDHOUSING AUTHORITY OF KANSAS CITY

CATHOLIC CHARITIES SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR VETERAN FAMILIES

HOUSING AND EMPLOYMENT FEDERAL GRANT ($654,000)

SUPPLEMENT SERVICES FOR VETERANS

SCATTERED SITE PERMANENTHOUSING UNITS OFF CAMPUS

APPLICABLE PROGRAMS OF CATHOLIC CHARITIES

SERVICES FROM COMMUNITY PARTNERS

GARDEN OF HONOR (PRIVATE DONATIONS)

TRAIL OF HONOR

ADDITIONAL FUNDING SOURCES


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BE FOCUSED ON THE PURPOSEOF THE PROJECT

COMPLETE COMPREHENSIVE RESEARCH ON:

NEEDS

COMPARABLE PROGRAMS

LOCAL POLITICS

EXPERTS TO CONSULT WITHON PROJECT

BE OPEN TO CHANGING CONCEPTS/ PROGRAMS/ FACILITY DESIGN

BE PREPARED FOR LONG PROCESS

BE ABLE TO ADJUST TO OBSTACLES

INVOLVE COMMUNITY

INVOLVE CLIENTS IN PLANNING AND DEVELOPMENT

LESSONS LEARNED


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