Pathways Community Center

Index

1. Overview of Pathways

2. Continuum of Care

3. Collective Impact

4. Get Involved

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Overview of Pathways

MISSION

To be York County’s single location, which promotes collaboration among service providers and connects people in need with those agencies to help them move towards self-sufficiency.

PATHWAYS BOARD OF DIRECTORS

Courtney Denton

Gary Simrill

Rev. William Buie, Vice- Chair

Forrest Emerson, Chair

Ben Ganson, Treasurer

Karen Brackett Browning, Secretary

Manning Kimmel

Keith Wilson

Catherine Faircloth

Cpt. Rod Stinson

Charles Price

Eddie Brown

Anna Drummond

Jeff Whittle

Rodger Culbreath

Founding Board Members

• Eddie Brown
• Courtney Denton
• Forrest Emerson

• Kristen Davis Rhyne
• Charles Price
• Emily Sutton

• Ben Ganson
• Lee Gardner
• Jim Gill

• Lora Holladay
• Manning Kimmel
• Bruce Mckagan

WHO WE ARE

Our Center is a network hub of health and human service agencies, including homeless shelters that provide free programs, resources, and services to impoverished men, women, and families.

WHO WE SERVE

Pathways helps the on-site agencies so they can assist their clients move towards self-sufficiency.

HOW WE HELP THE AGENCIES

CARE NAVIGATION

SAFETY

NETWORK HUB

OPERATING SPACE

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Continuum of Care

TRANSFORMATION & GROWTH

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03

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Happening now, renovations of the Auditorium and the Learning Lab for personal & professional development, & expanding evening meal service.

A new addition of The Life House Cottage, a 30+ bed emergency shelter for single women

By 2024, Bethel Day Shelter & The Haven Men's Shelter will increase their capacity to sleep more men experiencing homelessness

17 agencies

THE AGENCIES PROVIDE:

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Collective Impact

150

43,316

Behavioral healthcare visits

Shelter stays

31,772

250

Meals & groceries

Enrolled in health insurance

80,000 +

4,500

510

Rent & utility assistance

Job placements

men, women, & families came through our community center and received help to become self-sufficient.

A MOTHER'S JOURNEY FOR HELP & HOPE

Imagine Kathy, a parent of 2 kids, who lost her job and their home. They have been sleeping in their car and are growing hungry. They have been without a shower for days, and their clothes haven’t been washed for nearly a week.

Before Pathways existed, Kathy and her kids traveled across town from one service agency to the next.

Soup Kitchen & Groceries

Transport

Employment

Healthcare

Bank

Shelter

YORK COUNTY

When Kathy and her kids walked through our doors, she was relieved to find help in one location.

PATHWAYSCOMMUNITY CENTER

YORK COUNTY

KATHY FOUND HOPE

Kathy and her kids no longer live in their car and have an apartment to call home!

Alston Wilkes Society, Grounds of Grace Ministry, & The Life House Women's Shelter, all located at Pathways, collaborated to help her become self-sufficient.

"Our networking buddies played a role in helping her reach this goal, and that is what Pathways is all about!"

watch the story on youtube

HOW TO HELP SOMEONE IN NEED

NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED. WALK-INS WELCOME. 546 S Cherry Road, Rock Hill (Bus Route #2)

WEEKDAY

WEEKEND

Pathways Intake Monday-Friday 8:30 am- 4:00 pm (803) 366-7284

Bethel Day Shelter Intake Saturday-Sunday 8:30 am- 5:30 pm (803) 328-0003

After hours call 2.1.1.

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Get Involved

Help the Shelters

Sponsor the Learning Lab or Volunteer

VOLUNTEER OR SPONSOR EVENTS

Help the Food Pantry or Soup Kitchen

tour

"SEEING IS BELIEVING."

DONATIONS WILL HELP MORE PEOPLE LIKE KATHY

Becoming a part of a systematic solution to fight homelessness and poverty that goes beyond what one program can achieve alone.

Providing the foundation for nonprofits to thrive and grow their missions without the burden of significant overhead costs.

Assuring every individual and family access to resources in one location.

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TOUR OUR CENTER."SEEING IS BELIEVING."

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