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Business is no longer just about profits, but good citizenry. It not just a matter of giving back. It’s a matter of mission. To be in business today is to connect what we do to a greater social good.

Often when one looks to the history of many social organizations, they will find a faith story. Authentic faith always translates into good works. Today’s church is shifting from weekend services on church property to weekday serving in the community.

Non-profits are the front lines of social services - seeing each day a never ending line of needs. Non-profits often focus on a single. issue (housing, employment or foster care), which may force them to say, “I’m sorry we don’t handle _________ here.”

Governments see need for social services and provide either leadershipto address a social issue or funding to organizations they deem necessary and vital for community flourishing. Many people unfairly expect them to provide solutions they simply are not designed to handle.

Our Care Coordinators walk side-by-side with individuals and families to create a personalized Care Plan that connects them to vital resources and empowers them to take steps toward self-sufficiency.

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Our role is to ensure these forums are happening in every city. We find the social solutions go to another level when all segments are in one room. Expert voices from non-profit realm lay out their challenges with businesses, governments, and faith communities who provide viable and sustainable solutions.

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We find social solutions got to another level when the faith community enters the social sphere in a supporting role, asking the questions: "What ca we do to help you succeed?" There are many needs in a community where there is no non-profit or government service. Faith communities are ideally suited to fill this gap as well.

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We find social solutions got to another level when the faith community enters the social sphere in a supporting role, asking the questions: "What can we do to help you succeed?" There are many needs in a community where there is no non-profit or government service. Faith communities are ideally suited to fill this gap as well.

There are enough resources available to help those who are truly in need; however, the method of connecting those in need to the appropriate resources are very inefficient and painstaking.

To complicated and impersonal social systems.

We integrate the FOUR service lanes of a community (Government, Non-Profits, Businesses and Faith Communities) into ONE unified, comprehensive care lane so it is less burdensome for the local people to access what they need.

1. Everyday Impact – Addressing needs daily, not just occasionally.
2. Inclusive Collaboration – Engaging all sectors: Government,Non-Profit, Business, and Faith Communities.
3. Broad Reach – Serving everyone, not limited to specific groups like foster care, widows, or those receiving government assistance.
4. Mapping the Social Maze – Identifying both community assets and needs.
5. Innovative Solutions – Bridging the gap by aligning resources with needs creatively.
6. Human-Centered Approach – Offering personal support to navigate and partner within the social system.
7. Single Access Point – Providing a streamlined entry to all social resources via 222-CARE.
8. Targeted Action Plans – Delivering customized assessments and solutions specific to zip codes.
9. Micro-Unity Focus – Concentrating efforts at the zip code level for localized impact.
10. Flexible Framework – Offering options to connect, coordinate,and care—or focus on just one area.
11. Faith-Based Integration – Creating pathways for churches to become everyday partners in the social space.

Medical Attention, Medical Insurance, Medical Needs, Dental Needs, Vision Needs, Medical Transport, Medical Needs, Transportation for Disabled Persons, Domestic Violence, Fitness, Nutrition, Pre-Post Natal Health, etc.

Community Support Groups and services for Families, Senior Citizens, Veterans, Youth (18-24), Homeless, Disabled, Single Mothers / Parents, Reunification with Family, Pastoral Care and Advocacy, etc.

Food, Shelter, Clothing/Shoes, Auto Repair, Bus Passes, Utilities, Rental Assistance, Emergency Services, Legal Support, Vital Documents, etc.

Behavioral Health, Addiction Support, Grief, Anxiety, SSDI Application, Mental Health Support, Support Groups, Suicide Prevention and Awareness, etc.

Employment Opportunities, Vocational Training and Certification, Continuing Education, Unemployment Benefits, Fingerprints/Background Checks, Clothing/Uniforms for jobs and Interviews, Tutoring, etc.

Financial Literacy,
Budgeting, Increasing
Income, Applying for
Benefits, Credit Repair,
Debt Consolidation, etc.

CityServeX Affiliate Agreement: CityServeX provides a comprehensive urban improvement framework, including branding, operational guidelines, technical support, and resource coordination, while the Affiliate is responsible for securing local partnerships, fundraising,and implementing community programs that align with CityServeX's mission. The Affiliate must also maintain compliance with quality standards, submit regular reports, and actively participate in the broader CityServeX network to ensure successful operation of their local branch.

888-INFO-CARE ensures that every person seeking help begins their journey with a human touch rather than navigating an impersonal system. The professional call center service provides 24/7 coverage, multilingual support, and warm handoffs to local Care Champions, guaranteeing that individuals in crisis receive immediate attention and clear direction.

This compassionate first point of contact dramatically increases follow-through rates and builds trust with vulnerable community members who might otherwise fall through the cracks of traditional social service systems.