Blog
Strong Women, Strong Connections
Strong Women, Strong Connections
March 15, 2019

March is a month-long celebration of women and social workers and at CUCS, we’ve got every reason to celebrate the intersection of the two with all the incredible women social workers that move our agency forward. We’re excited to feature one of them, Alex Francis, CUCS’s Deputy Chief Program Officer, who sat down with us to share her captivating story on the evolution of her career and how it has shaped her into the person she is today.

  • Psychiatric Support: The Consumer’s Perspective
    Psychiatric Support: The Consumer’s Perspective
    March 6, 2019

    For people outside of the medical community, the phrase “Grand Rounds” probably doesn’t sound familiar. But for many doctors, nurses, and psychiatrists, Grand Rounds have a storied history in the traditions of medicine. At CUCS, these special presentations offer our medical and mental health care providers with opportunities to expand their knowledge, receive continuing medical education credits, and learn about new and better ways to offer treatment and care to patients.

  • Celebrating Black History Month
    Celebrating Black History Month
    February 27, 2019

    Residents at our Lenniger and Sydelle supportive housing sites celebrated Black History Month in style this year with their first annual event!

  • Behind the Scenes: HR at CUCS
    Behind the Scenes: HR at CUCS
    January 17, 2019

    In our three decades, CUCS has grown tremendously as we continue to expand our efforts to help people rise from poverty, exit homelessness and be healthy. To kick off a new year at CUCS, we sat down with Priscilla Rojas, our Deputy Director of Human Resources. She shares her experiences, having watched our staff grow, and working every day to ensure they are supported as they help people build brighter futures.

  • “My First Good Night’s Sleep”
    “My First Good Night’s Sleep”
    January 11, 2019

    Despite having a job, Cheryl Ann had trouble finding housing she could afford and became homeless. She lived in a women’s shelter for over two years before moving into our Lenniger supportive housing residence.