Sierra Roots and Nevada County Activate Emergency Weather Shelter for Tuesday and Wednesday nights

The shelter will be located at the Sierra Roots building, 123 Main St, in downtown Los Angeles. ##

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Emergency Weather Shelter Protocol

The Emergency Weather Shelter Protocol is a critical response to severe weather conditions, providing a safe haven for those in need.

The HOME Team is a collaborative effort between the Nevada City Community Services Department and the Nevada City Police Department to address homelessness in the town.

*Case management*: The HOME Team provides case management services to help individuals and families access essential services, such as housing, healthcare, and employment assistance.

*Housing assistance*: The HOME Team works with local landlords and property managers to provide affordable housing options for those in need.

*Food and clothing*: The HOME Team partners with local organizations to provide food and clothing to individuals and families experiencing homelessness.

*Mental health services*: The HOME Team offers mental health services, including counseling and therapy, to support individuals and families in need.
Community Involvement

The HOME Team relies on the support and involvement of the community to address homelessness in Nevada City.

Listening and Collaboration

The organization’s approach is centered around the idea that homeless individuals have a unique understanding of their own needs and circumstances. By listening to and collaborating with them, Sierra Roots aims to empower these individuals to take control of their lives and make informed decisions about their future. • The organization’s staff and volunteers work closely with homeless individuals to understand their needs and develop a plan to address them. • This approach is based on the understanding that homeless individuals have a deep understanding of their own circumstances and are best equipped to identify their own needs.