One place. Helping people in our community. 

Collective Impact in Action November was another month marked by meaningful movement and measurable impact across the Pathways campus. From on-site agencies delivering essential services to community partners offering their time, skills, and compassion, collaboration continued to open doors and change lives. Across the campus, we saw workforce readiness strengthening, individuals securing employment, neighbors accessing housing support, and guests engaging in health, recovery, and spiritual development opportunities—all working together to move people closer to self-sufficiency. In November, 44 new individuals entered the Pathways system for the first time, bringing our year-to-date totals to 535 intakes and 946 referrals. In addition, seven clients successfully transitioned to independent living during the fall—each milestone reflecting perseverance, coordinated support, and the power of collective impact. Every number represents a life. Every life reflects possibility. And every partnership strengthens the pathway forward for our community.

Collective Impact in Action October was another month filled with meaningful movement and measurable impact across the Pathways campus. From agencies providing essential services to community partners offering their time, skills, and compassion, collaboration continued to open doors and change lives. We witnessed powerful moments of progress—workforce readiness growing stronger, individuals securing employment, neighbors accessing housing support, and guests engaging in health, recovery, and spiritual development opportunities. Every effort worked together to move people closer to self-sufficiency. October also marked continued momentum for our Culinary Workforce Readiness Program, a partnership with York Technical College that is already expanding hope and opportunity through hands-on training, skill development, and clear pathways toward stable employment. In October alone, 44 new individuals entered the Pathways system for the first time—bringing us to 496 intakes year-to-date and 882 referrals year-to-date. This month, seven individuals successfully transitioned to independent living, each representing courage, perseverance, and the power of collective support. Every number tells a story. Every story reflects hope. And every act of partnership continues to build lasting change across our campus and community.