: More coordinated support for transitional housing and reentry programs.Who it's for
Transitional housing operators, reentry service providers, residential support programs, and relevant nonprofit/public-sector partners.
First night
Before
It's late. Dana has a clipboard, a pile of forms and a pen that keeps skipping. She signs where she's told. There's no time to read.
After
Dana reads her onboarding documents on her phone, at her own pace, and signs them right there. Her paperwork is done before she unpacks.
The experience
9:14 PM
Before
Dana asks to visit her sister on Saturday. The answer lives on a sticky note by the office phone. By morning, two staff members remember it differently.
After
Dana sends a pass request from her phone. Staff review the request and approve it, and Dana sees the answer on her phone.
Dana, resident
I asked once, and the answer came to my phone.
Day 30
Before
Goals used to be written on an intake form and filed away. Weeks could pass before anyone looked at them again.
After
Dana set her goals in her own words during her first week. Today she checks off the first one.
Dana, resident
I wrote them myself. Checking off the first one meant something.
Moving on
Before
Leaving used to mean a rushed talk on the last day and a sheet of phone numbers.
After
Dana and Rosa build her exit plan together in the weeks before she moves. Dana signs it remotely, from her new place.
The potential value
COMPASS
COMPASS
COMPASS is a Persevere product, developed by Banyan Labs to address practical challenges in Persevere's transitional housing operations. It offers a case-management-focused approach for organizations that support residents, coordinate services, and follow progress over time, informed by the realities of reentry and the people who have lived and supported those transitions.
Better coordination
Residents send pass requests from their phone and see the answer there.
Residents set goals in their own words and check them off as they go.
Tap the highlighted area on the phone, or use Back and Next.
Dana, resident
Step 1 of 4
Arriving at Persevere House
Rosa has new residents arriving all week. Every welcome starts with a packet of acknowledgments, and a resident's first hour goes to signatures instead of settling in.
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