Balance of State-DairylandThe Dairyland COC region is comprised these counties: Buffalo, Eau Claire, Jackson, Trempealeau. Residents in these counties can use the contact information below to initiate access to housing providers and resources to end, shorten or prevent homelessness.
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Local Continuum of Care Resources
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Lead Contacts
Continuum Of Care Lead
Jeanne Semb and Kelly Christianson ETH Lead Jeanne Semb Point In Time Lead Jeanne Semb and Carrie Bloom Designated Lead for Coordinated Entry Jeanne Semb |
Shelters
24 Hour
Family Promise of Chippewa Valley-Families
715.834.4357 Western Dairyland-Families 715.836.7511 x 1141 Overnight
Motel Vouchers Only
Salvation Army of Eau Claire 715.834.1224 If seeking services after business hours, please see the homeless coalitions After Hours Plan below: Dairyland Coalition After Hours Plan |
Programs
Rapid Rehousing
Catholic Charities 608.782.0710 x 222 Family Promise of Chippewa County 715.834.4357 Western Dairyland EOC, Inc. 715.836.7511 ext. 1141 Transitional Housing
Hope Gospel Mission 715.579.1185 Ruth House 715.579.1185 City of Eau Claire Housing Authority 715.839.5124 Family Promise of Chippewa County 715.834.4357 Bolton Refuge House 715.834.0628 |
Local COC meeting information
The Dairyland COC covers a large rural geography and therefore has two local COC's that meet to share ideas and collaborate on specific issues about rural homelessness. Email Jeanne Semb if you would like to know about the frequency and location of these meetings.
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Rural Housing Coalition
The Rural Housing Coalition meets quarterly in January, April, July and September at the Western Dairyland office in Independence. RHC Minutes July 2016 RHC Minutes March 2016 RHC Minutes January 2016 |
Eau Claire Housing Coalition
Eau Claire Housing Coalition meets monthly, 2nd or 3rd Wed. of each month from 2-3:30 at scattered sites of local partners. ECHC Minutes April 2017 ECHC Minutes March 2017 ECHC Minutes Feb 2017 ECHC Minutes Jan 2017 ECHC Minutes Dec 2016 ECHC Minutes Nov 2016 |
Governing Documents
Coordinated Entry ProcessThe Coordinated Entry process was created to streamline access to the housing solution that fits your situation. In order to determine the best solution for you, we will provide you with screening and assessment to help you find housing. Based on the assessment, you will be referred to a prioritization list for various program types and provided additional information upon request.
Individuals and Families in NeedIf you are experiencing a housing crisis or homelessness, please provide your name, email address or a telephone number and brief description of the situation. A provider will contact you to discuss the options in your community within 48 hours.
Partner Agency StaffIf you are working with someone that is in need of housing and/or services, please complete the information on the right.
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