08/21/2026
π JULY AT MATRIX: HELPING PEOPLE THRIVE AND COMMUNITIES PROSPER π
Every number represents a person who reached out, a family facing uncertainty, or a household working toward greater stability.
During July, Matrix C.O.C. documented:
π° $31,326 in financial assistance requested through completed July Needs Assessments
βοΈ 331 individualized client support sessions, including:
π 195 Prevention Support sessions
βΊ 119 Homeless Services Support sessions
π€ 17 Advocacy Support sessions
But our work does not stop there.
Matrix case managers provided individualized Stability Navigation and Success Coaching to 48 households representing approximately 160 people, including 99 children and 61 adults.
This deeper level of support included identifying barriers, developing personalized action plans, coordinating resources, completing required documentation, communicating with landlords and partnering agencies, and helping households take meaningful steps toward long term stability.
Through grant funding focused on housing stability:
π₯ 48 individuals were served
π§ 23 adults received assistance
π§ 25 children were reached
π‘ 12 family households and 2 single adults received support
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98 services were provided, including case management and utility assistance
π 42 individuals across 9 families met eligibility requirements for family focused support
Through grant funding focused on strengthening families and preventing housing loss:
π¨βπ©βπ§βπ¦ 47 individuals were served
π§ 13 adults received assistance
π§ 34 children were reached
π 9 family households and 1 single adult received support
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52 services were provided, including case management and rental assistance
The Redemption Boutique also played an important role in extending practical support throughout our community.
ποΈ Redemption Boutique staff contributed 328.63 service hours toward supporting community programs and providing affordable, accessible resources.
π Volunteers contributed an additional 128.15 service hours to help Matrix programs operate, organize resources, and serve individuals and families throughout the community.
π The Redemption Boutique distributed $2,440.77 in donated clothing, household necessities, and other essential items to individuals and families in need.
These numbers show more than activity. They show families being heard, housing crises being addressed, barriers being identified, and people receiving the guidance and support needed to move forward.
At Matrix, assistance is not simply about meeting an immediate need. It is about helping individuals and families build a path toward stability, self sufficiency, and lasting change.
This work is made possible by the Homelessness and Housing Alliance, Chelco, FPL, United Way Emerald Coast, and the The St. Joe Community Foundation, Inc., along with the generous support of our donors, shoppers, volunteers, partners, and community members.
Thank you for helping people thrive and building a community where everyone has the opportunity to prosper. ππ€