organization: Shelter -> Homeless Shelter

notes: siena1702@sienafrancis.omhcoxmail.com See website for email addresses for individual staff: Mike Saklar, Executive Director Debbie Thompson Homeless Management Information Systems database Irene Tryon Homeless Management Information Systems database Email Shelter Operations: James Hayes, Francis House Manager Contact for men's shelter Patty Cunningham, Siena House Guest Manager Contact for women's shelter David Kjeldgaard, Procurement Manager Inkind Donations Email Kyle Templeton, Maintenance Manager Email Counseling - Miracles Treatment Center: Bill Keck, Miracles Treatment Center Director Frank Bailey, Senior Chemical Dependency Counselor Tory Stafford, Women's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Brian Brown, Day Program Outreach Counselor Jason Reid, Men's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Day Services: Rod Bauer Day Services Director Services: - Men's Shelter - Women's Shelter Exercising a policy of unconditional acceptance, the Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing services to all individuals who are without a home, including those viewed as difficult to serve, chronically addicted and mentally ill individuals who are not currently receiving treatment or taking medication. - Food & Nourishment Siena/Francis House provides approximately 900 meals per day over the course of one year with an annual food budget of about $200. In order for this to be possible, the donations and dedication of many individuals is a constant need. Last year we served over 331,000 meals. - Clothing In an average year, Siena/Francis House will provide over 20 tons of clothing to its guests. During an abnormally hard winter, this number will go up substantially, creating a greater need for this basic necessity of life. - Recovery Approximately 15% of all individuals entering the dependency and addiction program at Siena/Francis House remain drug free. This is roughly the same percentage of success enjoyed by nationally known dependency treatment programs. - Education Beyond providing food, shelter, and clothing. Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing a means of education to our guests. This helps to break the cycle of homelessness. - Job Training Siena/Francis House provides fundamental job training. This includes training in interview skills as well as actual job training. As part of the continual job training, guests learn necessary skills by working at the house in many different capacities. - Medical Siena/Francis House provides medical services for its guests with the help of volunteer doctors and nurses. This provision is unconditional, and over the course of a year, the positive impact that this has on Siena/Francis guests is immeasurable. Normal, "non-disaster time" needs: http://www.sienafrancis.org/daily-needs-list.htm They also usually need soup kitchen volunteers. See website for details. Call first to see if they still need volunteers. Terra (6/14/08): I did not want to list any needs in this database without talking to them, first. They may be all set. -> siena1702@sienafrancis.omhcoxmail.com See website for email addresses for individual staff: Mike Saklar, Executive Director Debbie Thompson Homeless Management Information Systems database Irene Tryon Homeless Management Information Systems database Email Shelter Operations: James Hayes, Francis House Manager Contact for men's shelter Patty Cunningham, Siena House Guest Manager Contact for women's shelter David Kjeldgaard, Procurement Manager Inkind Donations Email Kyle Templeton, Maintenance Manager Email Counseling - Miracles Treatment Center: Bill Keck, Miracles Treatment Center Director Frank Bailey, Senior Chemical Dependency Counselor Tory Stafford, Women's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Brian Brown, Day Program Outreach Counselor Jason Reid, Men's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Day Services: Rod Bauer Day Services Director Services: - Men's Shelter - Women's Shelter Exercising a policy of unconditional acceptance, the Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing services to all individuals who are without a home, including those viewed as difficult to serve, chronically addicted and mentally ill individuals who are not currently receiving treatment or taking medication. - Food & Nourishment Siena/Francis House provides approximately 900 meals per day over the course of one year with an annual food budget of about $200. In order for this to be possible, the donations and dedication of many individuals is a constant need. Last year we served over 331,000 meals. - Clothing In an average year, Siena/Francis House will provide over 20 tons of clothing to its guests. During an abnormally hard winter, this number will go up substantially, creating a greater need for this basic necessity of life. - Recovery Approximately 15% of all individuals entering the dependency and addiction program at Siena/Francis House remain drug free. This is roughly the same percentage of success enjoyed by nationally known dependency treatment programs. - Education Beyond providing food, shelter, and clothing. Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing a means of education to our guests. This helps to break the cycle of homelessness. - Job Training Siena/Francis House provides fundamental job training. This includes training in interview skills as well as actual job training. As part of the continual job training, guests learn necessary skills by working at the house in many different capacities. - Medical Siena/Francis House provides medical services for its guests with the help of volunteer doctors and nurses. This provision is unconditional, and over the course of a year, the positive impact that this has on Siena/Francis guests is immeasurable. Normal, "non-disaster time" needs: http://www.sienafrancis.org/daily-needs-list.htm They also usually need soup kitchen volunteers. See website for details. Call first to see if they still need volunteers. Terra (6/14/08): Needs info is from the website. Call for current needs list.
cat_notes: Terra: I have not spoken with them. I guessed at the Command & Control roles. -> Terra: I have not spoken with them. I guessed at the Command & Control roles and the needs/avail list based solely on the website.

notes: siena1702@sienafrancis.omhcoxmail.com See website for email addresses for individual staff: Mike Saklar, Executive Director Debbie Thompson Homeless Management Information Systems database Irene Tryon Homeless Management Information Systems database Email Shelter Operations: James Hayes, Francis House Manager Contact for men's shelter Patty Cunningham, Siena House Guest Manager Contact for women's shelter David Kjeldgaard, Procurement Manager Inkind Donations Email Kyle Templeton, Maintenance Manager Email Counseling - Miracles Treatment Center: Bill Keck, Miracles Treatment Center Director Frank Bailey, Senior Chemical Dependency Counselor Tory Stafford, Women's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Brian Brown, Day Program Outreach Counselor Jason Reid, Men's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Day Services: Rod Bauer Day Services Director Services: - Men's Shelter - Women's Shelter Exercising a policy of unconditional acceptance, the Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing services to all individuals who are without a home, including those viewed as difficult to serve, chronically addicted and mentally ill individuals who are not currently receiving treatment or taking medication. - Food & Nourishment Siena/Francis House provides approximately 900 meals per day over the course of one year with an annual food budget of about $200. In order for this to be possible, the donations and dedication of many individuals is a constant need. Last year we served over 331,000 meals. - Clothing In an average year, Siena/Francis House will provide over 20 tons of clothing to its guests. During an abnormally hard winter, this number will go up substantially, creating a greater need for this basic necessity of life. - Recovery Approximately 15% of all individuals entering the dependency and addiction program at Siena/Francis House remain drug free. This is roughly the same percentage of success enjoyed by nationally known dependency treatment programs. - Education Beyond providing food, shelter, and clothing. Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing a means of education to our guests. This helps to break the cycle of homelessness. - Job Training Siena/Francis House provides fundamental job training. This includes training in interview skills as well as actual job training. As part of the continual job training, guests learn necessary skills by working at the house in many different capacities. - Medical Siena/Francis House provides medical services for its guests with the help of volunteer doctors and nurses. This provision is unconditional, and over the course of a year, the positive impact that this has on Siena/Francis guests is immeasurable. Normal, "non-disaster time" needs: http://www.sienafrancis.org/daily-needs-list.htm They also need soup kitchen volunteers. Terra (6/14/08): I did not want to list any needs in this database without talking to them, first. They may be all set. -> siena1702@sienafrancis.omhcoxmail.com See website for email addresses for individual staff: Mike Saklar, Executive Director Debbie Thompson Homeless Management Information Systems database Irene Tryon Homeless Management Information Systems database Email Shelter Operations: James Hayes, Francis House Manager Contact for men's shelter Patty Cunningham, Siena House Guest Manager Contact for women's shelter David Kjeldgaard, Procurement Manager Inkind Donations Email Kyle Templeton, Maintenance Manager Email Counseling - Miracles Treatment Center: Bill Keck, Miracles Treatment Center Director Frank Bailey, Senior Chemical Dependency Counselor Tory Stafford, Women's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Brian Brown, Day Program Outreach Counselor Jason Reid, Men's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Day Services: Rod Bauer Day Services Director Services: - Men's Shelter - Women's Shelter Exercising a policy of unconditional acceptance, the Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing services to all individuals who are without a home, including those viewed as difficult to serve, chronically addicted and mentally ill individuals who are not currently receiving treatment or taking medication. - Food & Nourishment Siena/Francis House provides approximately 900 meals per day over the course of one year with an annual food budget of about $200. In order for this to be possible, the donations and dedication of many individuals is a constant need. Last year we served over 331,000 meals. - Clothing In an average year, Siena/Francis House will provide over 20 tons of clothing to its guests. During an abnormally hard winter, this number will go up substantially, creating a greater need for this basic necessity of life. - Recovery Approximately 15% of all individuals entering the dependency and addiction program at Siena/Francis House remain drug free. This is roughly the same percentage of success enjoyed by nationally known dependency treatment programs. - Education Beyond providing food, shelter, and clothing. Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing a means of education to our guests. This helps to break the cycle of homelessness. - Job Training Siena/Francis House provides fundamental job training. This includes training in interview skills as well as actual job training. As part of the continual job training, guests learn necessary skills by working at the house in many different capacities. - Medical Siena/Francis House provides medical services for its guests with the help of volunteer doctors and nurses. This provision is unconditional, and over the course of a year, the positive impact that this has on Siena/Francis guests is immeasurable. Normal, "non-disaster time" needs: http://www.sienafrancis.org/daily-needs-list.htm They also usually need soup kitchen volunteers. See website for details. Call first to see if they still need volunteers. Terra (6/14/08): I did not want to list any needs in this database without talking to them, first. They may be all set.

notes: siena1702@sienafrancis.omhcoxmail.com See website for email addresses for individual staff: Mike Saklar, Executive Director Debbie Thompson Homeless Management Information Systems database Irene Tryon Homeless Management Information Systems database Email Shelter Operations: James Hayes, Francis House Manager Contact for men's shelter Patty Cunningham, Siena House Guest Manager Contact for women's shelter David Kjeldgaard, Procurement Manager Inkind Donations Email Kyle Templeton, Maintenance Manager Email Counseling - Miracles Treatment Center: Bill Keck, Miracles Treatment Center Director Frank Bailey, Senior Chemical Dependency Counselor Tory Stafford, Women's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Brian Brown, Day Program Outreach Counselor Jason Reid, Men's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Day Services: Rod Bauer Day Services Director Services: - Men's Shelter - Women's Shelter Exercising a policy of unconditional acceptance, the Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing services to all individuals who are without a home, including those viewed as difficult to serve, chronically addicted and mentally ill individuals who are not currently receiving treatment or taking medication. - Food & Nourishment Siena/Francis House provides approximately 900 meals per day over the course of one year with an annual food budget of about $200. In order for this to be possible, the donations and dedication of many individuals is a constant need. Last year we served over 331,000 meals. - Clothing In an average year, Siena/Francis House will provide over 20 tons of clothing to its guests. During an abnormally hard winter, this number will go up substantially, creating a greater need for this basic necessity of life. - Recovery Approximately 15% of all individuals entering the dependency and addiction program at Siena/Francis House remain drug free. This is roughly the same percentage of success enjoyed by nationally known dependency treatment programs. - Education Beyond providing food, shelter, and clothing. Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing a means of education to our guests. This helps to break the cycle of homelessness. - Job Training Siena/Francis House provides fundamental job training. This includes training in interview skills as well as actual job training. As part of the continual job training, guests learn necessary skills by working at the house in many different capacities. - Medical Siena/Francis House provides medical services for its guests with the help of volunteer doctors and nurses. This provision is unconditional, and over the course of a year, the positive impact that this has on Siena/Francis guests is immeasurable. -> siena1702@sienafrancis.omhcoxmail.com See website for email addresses for individual staff: Mike Saklar, Executive Director Debbie Thompson Homeless Management Information Systems database Irene Tryon Homeless Management Information Systems database Email Shelter Operations: James Hayes, Francis House Manager Contact for men's shelter Patty Cunningham, Siena House Guest Manager Contact for women's shelter David Kjeldgaard, Procurement Manager Inkind Donations Email Kyle Templeton, Maintenance Manager Email Counseling - Miracles Treatment Center: Bill Keck, Miracles Treatment Center Director Frank Bailey, Senior Chemical Dependency Counselor Tory Stafford, Women's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Brian Brown, Day Program Outreach Counselor Jason Reid, Men's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Day Services: Rod Bauer Day Services Director Services: - Men's Shelter - Women's Shelter Exercising a policy of unconditional acceptance, the Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing services to all individuals who are without a home, including those viewed as difficult to serve, chronically addicted and mentally ill individuals who are not currently receiving treatment or taking medication. - Food & Nourishment Siena/Francis House provides approximately 900 meals per day over the course of one year with an annual food budget of about $200. In order for this to be possible, the donations and dedication of many individuals is a constant need. Last year we served over 331,000 meals. - Clothing In an average year, Siena/Francis House will provide over 20 tons of clothing to its guests. During an abnormally hard winter, this number will go up substantially, creating a greater need for this basic necessity of life. - Recovery Approximately 15% of all individuals entering the dependency and addiction program at Siena/Francis House remain drug free. This is roughly the same percentage of success enjoyed by nationally known dependency treatment programs. - Education Beyond providing food, shelter, and clothing. Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing a means of education to our guests. This helps to break the cycle of homelessness. - Job Training Siena/Francis House provides fundamental job training. This includes training in interview skills as well as actual job training. As part of the continual job training, guests learn necessary skills by working at the house in many different capacities. - Medical Siena/Francis House provides medical services for its guests with the help of volunteer doctors and nurses. This provision is unconditional, and over the course of a year, the positive impact that this has on Siena/Francis guests is immeasurable. Normal, "non-disaster time" needs: http://www.sienafrancis.org/daily-needs-list.htm They also need soup kitchen volunteers. Terra (6/14/08): I did not want to list any needs in this database without talking to them, first. They may be all set.

cat_notes: -> Terra: I have not spoken with them. I guessed at the Command & Control roles.

town: -> Omaha
main_phone: -> Phone: 402-341-1821, FAX: 402-341-5270
address: -> 1702 Nicholas Street P.O. Box 217 - Downtown Station
notes: - Men's Shelter - Women's Shelter Exercising a policy of unconditional acceptance, the Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing services to all individuals who are without a home, including those viewed as difficult to serve, chronically addicted and mentally ill individuals who are not currently receiving treatment or taking medication. - Food & Nourishment Siena/Francis House provides approximately 900 meals per day over the course of one year with an annual food budget of about $200. In order for this to be possible, the donations and dedication of many individuals is a constant need. Last year we served over 331,000 meals. - Clothing In an average year, Siena/Francis House will provide over 20 tons of clothing to its guests. During an abnormally hard winter, this number will go up substantially, creating a greater need for this basic necessity of life. - Recovery Approximately 15% of all individuals entering the dependency and addiction program at Siena/Francis House remain drug free. This is roughly the same percentage of success enjoyed by nationally known dependency treatment programs. - Education Beyond providing food, shelter, and clothing. Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing a means of education to our guests. This helps to break the cycle of homelessness. - Job Training Siena/Francis House provides fundamental job training. This includes training in interview skills as well as actual job training. As part of the continual job training, guests learn necessary skills by working at the house in many different capacities. - Medical Siena/Francis House provides medical services for its guests with the help of volunteer doctors and nurses. This provision is unconditional, and over the course of a year, the positive impact that this has on Siena/Francis guests is immeasurable. -> siena1702@sienafrancis.omhcoxmail.com See website for email addresses for individual staff: Mike Saklar, Executive Director Debbie Thompson Homeless Management Information Systems database Irene Tryon Homeless Management Information Systems database Email Shelter Operations: James Hayes, Francis House Manager Contact for men's shelter Patty Cunningham, Siena House Guest Manager Contact for women's shelter David Kjeldgaard, Procurement Manager Inkind Donations Email Kyle Templeton, Maintenance Manager Email Counseling - Miracles Treatment Center: Bill Keck, Miracles Treatment Center Director Frank Bailey, Senior Chemical Dependency Counselor Tory Stafford, Women's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Brian Brown, Day Program Outreach Counselor Jason Reid, Men's Treatment Center Coordinator & Counselor Contact Day Services: Rod Bauer Day Services Director Services: - Men's Shelter - Women's Shelter Exercising a policy of unconditional acceptance, the Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing services to all individuals who are without a home, including those viewed as difficult to serve, chronically addicted and mentally ill individuals who are not currently receiving treatment or taking medication. - Food & Nourishment Siena/Francis House provides approximately 900 meals per day over the course of one year with an annual food budget of about $200. In order for this to be possible, the donations and dedication of many individuals is a constant need. Last year we served over 331,000 meals. - Clothing In an average year, Siena/Francis House will provide over 20 tons of clothing to its guests. During an abnormally hard winter, this number will go up substantially, creating a greater need for this basic necessity of life. - Recovery Approximately 15% of all individuals entering the dependency and addiction program at Siena/Francis House remain drug free. This is roughly the same percentage of success enjoyed by nationally known dependency treatment programs. - Education Beyond providing food, shelter, and clothing. Siena/Francis House is dedicated to providing a means of education to our guests. This helps to break the cycle of homelessness. - Job Training Siena/Francis House provides fundamental job training. This includes training in interview skills as well as actual job training. As part of the continual job training, guests learn necessary skills by working at the house in many different capacities. - Medical Siena/Francis House provides medical services for its guests with the help of volunteer doctors and nurses. This provision is unconditional, and over the course of a year, the positive impact that this has on Siena/Francis guests is immeasurable.
zip: 00000 -> 68101
latitude: -> 41.270525
longitude: -> -95.938345