The Community Resource Coordinator program is our signature strategy for achieving our Bold Goals. Our Community Resource Coordinators provide intensive case management to families, helping them find longer-term solutions to stability like affordable housing, reliable transportation, and workforce development opportunities.
Community Resource Coordinators (CRCs) are case managers who provide support to families as they work toward self-sufficiency. Some issues CRCs may be able to assist with include: referrals, budgeting and money management, housing, education, transportation, employment, and tax preparation.
We embed CRCs in organizations and neighborhoods across our region to serve populations in high need of economic mobility support. Through this model, we are able to meet families where they are on the journeys to becoming self-sufficient.
See below for more information on where our CRCs are located and how you can connect.
Please note : CRCs do NOT provide emergency financial assistance. If you are seeking financial assistance for rent, utilities, etc. we encourage you to call or text 2-1-1 or visit sc211.org to see what services might be available in our community to help.
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Libbie serves clients in the following organizations and areas:
Cherokee County
PlyGem
Kidada serves clients within the City of Spartanburg with a primary emphasis on:
Norris Ridge/Robert Smalls Apartments residents
Litter Hero program clients
Other City of Spartanburg residents who are referred by another agency/program
LaKenya serves clients in the following area:
Union County
The Behavioral Health Taskforce identifies and implements strategies to increase access to behavioral health serivces for people living with mental health or addiction issues.
The Safety Net Council is a collaborative group of organizations who provide essential, basic need services to our community's most vulnerable populations.
The Financial Stability Task Force convenes local industry and community leaders, nonprofits, and government officials to address the issues surrounding financial stability including transportation, housing, financial literacy, and client services.
Opportunity Housing refers to the ability of all residents to live in quality homes and thriving neighborhoods with access to jobs, good schools, healthy food options, medical centers, and transportation. The Opportunity Housing Collaborative works to increase the number of quality, affordable units; increase housing resources and investment; and advocate for equitable housing practices.
The Homeless Task Force supports and case manages the homeless individuals and families, catering to their unique needs and challenges.
Led by Spartanburg Academic Movement, the Out-of-School-Time Collaborative closes opportunity gaps by improving, expanding, and sustaining high-quality afterschool and summer programs for middle and high school age youth.
Myrna serves clients in the following area:
Spanish-speaking School District 7 families
Erika serves clients in the following area:
USC Upstate & Spartanburg Methodist College students
Sommer serves clients in the following area:
Converse University & Spartanburg Community College students
Homeless Engagement and Response Team (HEART) - Shared Position with City of Spartanburg
April serves clients in the following area:
Spartanburg residents experiencing housing instability or homelessness
Homeless Engagement and Response Team (HEART) - Shared Position with City of Spartanburg
Steven serves clients experiencing homelessness in the following area:
Spartanburg residents experiencing housing instability or homelessness
Phone: 864.582.7556
Toll Free: 1.866.345.3086
Mailing Address:
P.O. Box 5624
Spartanburg, SC 29304