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You do not have to know which agency, organization, or professional to contact before reaching out.
You Do Not Have to Navigate It Alone
You do not have to know which agency, organization, or professional to contact before reaching out to STRIVE 360. Tell us what is happening, what assistance you are seeking, and what steps you have already taken. We will assess whether STRIVE 360 or one of our community partners may be able to assist.
Community Assistance and Resource Navigation
STRIVE 360 helps individuals and families identify appropriate programs, understand application requirements, organize supporting information, complete eligible nonlegal forms, and navigate referrals.
- Social services and public benefits
- Food and emergency assistance
- Housing and utility resources
- Healthcare and mental-health resources
- Employment and training support
- Educational programs
- Disability-related resources
- Family and youth services
- Professional and legal referrals
- Other public, nonprofit, or community services
Workplace Rights and EEO Navigation
STRIVE 360 provides non-attorney education, administrative assistance, resource navigation, and advocacy related to workplace fairness and Equal Employment Opportunity processes.
- General information about workplace and EEO complaint processes
- Assistance organizing documents, dates, and communications
- Preparation of factual timelines and incident summaries
- Administrative assistance with eligible forms and procedural requirements
- Referrals to the EEOC, state or local agencies, unions, mediators, employee-assistance programs, and licensed attorneys
- Non-attorney representation, advisement, or accompaniment during administrative proceedings when expressly permitted
- Coordination with licensed legal counsel
Housing, Land, and Property Rights Advocacy
STRIVE 360 provides education, administrative support, referrals, and resource navigation for individuals and families experiencing housing, land, ownership, title, occupancy, or property-related challenges.
- Adverse-possession claims and disputes
- Heirs' property and generational land retention
- Deed, title, and ownership concerns
- Ejectment and unlawful-occupancy matters
- Property fraud and exploitation
- Foreclosure and tax-sale resources
- Housing instability and displacement
- Factual timelines and document inventories
- Referrals for title searches, surveys, mediation, housing counseling, and licensed legal representation
Housing Rehabilitation and Home Preservation
STRIVE 360 partners with housing-rehabilitation, home-repair, accessibility-modification, neighborhood-revitalization, disaster-recovery, and community-development organizations to help eligible homeowners and residents pursue safe, stable, and livable housing.
- Critical home repairs
- Health and safety improvements
- Accessibility and mobility modifications
- Weatherization and energy-efficiency programs
- Roof, plumbing, electrical, structural, and sanitation resources
- Disaster-recovery and emergency-repair assistance
- Aging-in-place support
- Volunteer-led home-improvement projects
- Housing counseling and stabilization services
- Social services and public-benefit programs
STRIVE 360 may help identify households with documented needs, coordinate referrals, organize information, and connect residents with qualified partners. Eligibility, inspections, funding, repairs, and final service decisions remain subject to each provider's requirements and availability.
Request Support
Recommended intake button: Request Assistance
The intake form should collect contact information, location, type of assistance requested, urgency, steps already taken, preferred contact method, referral source, and permission to contact appropriate partner organizations. It should not request unnecessary medical, financial, employment, or legal details before STRIVE 360 determines that the information is required and can be protected appropriately.