Dear Supporters, John Engen was a dear friend of not only the Poverello Center, but also the entire community of Missoula. We are so sad to hear of his passing today. This is a huge loss for all of us and we will miss him. John is a big reason Missoula is the wonderful community…
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The Poverello Center’s archive of Online Supporter Updates can be found on our YouTube Channel. There, you can catch up on past meetings where programs and initiatives get highlighted each month.
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FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Poverello Center in Urgent Need of Sack Lunch Supplies PRESS CONTACT: Sarah Penix – Communications Coordinator (406) 532-6686 spenix@thepoverellocenter.org Missoula, MT – The Poverello Center is in urgent need of sack lunch materials and volunteers to assemble sandwiches. Sack lunches have become critically important during the pandemic due to the main shelter serving a
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Emma Springer is a social worker at St. Patrick’s Hospital in Missoula. She primarily works in the Cancer Center and inpatient units, however, part of her work directly collaborates with the Poverello Center’s Medical Respite Program. The Medical Respite Program relies on referrals to get patients into the program. St. Patrick’s Hospital, Partnership Health Center,
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The March Online Supporter Update covered the Medical Respite Program with guest speakers Aicia Curran, Medical Respite Care Coordinator, and Emma Springer, St. Patrick Hospital Social Worker. Learn about the impact of Medical Respite and what that work looks like here. This meeting was recorded on March 1, 2022.
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The Poverello Center and Missoula County are seeking input from the public on plans to develop a new transitional housing facility for veterans experiencing homelessness. Are you interested in getting your voice heard? The Poverello Center received a grant from the Veteran’s Administration to move their Housing Montana Heroes clients from congregate housing at the
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Imagine, for a moment, how challenging the past two years have been for individuals experiencing unsheltered houselessness. Not only is it incredibly difficult to seek proper, socially distanced shelter, but many of the organizations in place to help these individuals have reduced their services or closed their doors to the public all together. The Poverello
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