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COMMUNITY SERVICES
Project BRAVO's Community Services Program uses the concept of case management, which aims to empower families by helping them become economically and socially self-sufficient. The Community Services Program focuses on utility assistance, case management, adult basic education, and patient assistance.
The Career and Academic Readiness Program (CARE Program) helps people become more self-sufficient by transitioning from a place of dependence to independence. Our CARE Program Advisors (CPA) play a motivational and supportive role connecting people with appropriate resources while also being an advocate of social justice. CARE Program clients receive intensive case management through a holistic process where CARE Program Advisors will evaluate resources and supports to help clients navigate their situation to reach self-sufficiency. At Project BRAVO, the CARE Program is a collaborative process that assesses, plans, implements, and monitors a client’s case in order for them to achieve their goals and ultimately transition out of poverty. CARE Program Advisors will evaluate each case according to the household’s needs by using the ROMA cycle.
Project BRAVO's Comprehensive Energy Assistance Program (CEAP) assists low-income households in meeting their immediate energy needs through utility bill assistance and energy education that encourages consumers to control energy use and costs.
Project BRAVO's Patient Assistance Program addresses the need for health care services for low-income individuals. We aim to help patients who lack health insurance or prescription coverage obtain the services and medications they need. We assist our clients by identifying and providing referrals or applications for low cost health clinics, pharmacy discounts, and free eye exams and eyeglasses.
Medication Assistance
Clients can obtain free prescribed medication through the Patient Assistance Program (PAP). Project BRAVO helps clients obtain, complete, and submit applications to partnering U.S. Pharmaceutical companies. It takes 2-4 weeks to process and receive prescription medication. When approved, the client or doctor will receive a 90 to 120 day supply of medication.
The Patient Assistance Program offers a connection to free or low-cost medications to aid in your treatment of chronic illnesses such as:
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Diabetes (reduced cost insulin)
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Heart Disease
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Arthritis
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Asthma
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HIV/AIDS
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Others
Eye Exams/Eyeglasses
The Patient Assistance Program in partnership with other agencies can help you receive a free eye exam and/or receive prescription eyeglasses. You will receive a referral to the appropriate agency depending on your specific situation.
In addition to the required documents, you must also provide:
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Proof of insurance (Medicare or Medicaid)
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Name of medications (preferably prescription or medication bottle)
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Prescription for eyeglasses