Partner Network

Meet participating organizations, community leaders, and practical support for people rebuilding their lives.

Housing Recovery Rides Wellness Community Work

Why the Network

01

Close the Gaps

Bring specialized services together when one organization cannot meet every need.

02

Make Help Easier to Reach

Share clear eligibility, contact, location, cost, and access information people can use.

03

Build Trusted Local Paths

Create responsible handoffs between people and community-based support.

Partner Categories

A listing does not guarantee availability, quality, licensure, or outcomes; confirm current details and professional credentials directly.

R Recovery & Peer SupportConnection, meetings, treatment navigation, and continued care

Partners can help people find recovery meetings, peer mentors, treatment options, harm-reduction support, and ongoing community.

  • Peer recovery and community organizations
  • Licensed treatment and behavioral health providers
  • Meeting groups, alumni networks, and recovery events
H Housing & StabilityShelter, placement, rent, utilities, and mortgage support

Partners can provide real housing pathways—from immediate shelter and transitional housing to homebuyer, mortgage, and foreclosure assistance.

  • Shelters, recovery residences, and housing navigators
  • Public housing agencies and nonprofit providers
  • Rental, utility, mortgage, and foreclosure assistance
T Transportation & AccessBus passes, rides, medical transit, and mobility support

Transportation partners help remove one of the most common barriers to appointments, work, meetings, services, and family responsibilities.

  • Transit agencies and reduced-fare programs
  • Medical, veteran, senior, and disability transportation
  • Bus-pass donors, ride sponsors, and volunteer drivers
W Health & WellnessMedical, dental, mental health, nutrition, and whole-person care

Health partners can provide accessible care, screenings, referrals, education, and wellness resources without shame or unnecessary barriers.

  • Community clinics, hospitals, and mobile health teams
  • Mental health, dental, vision, and pharmacy support
  • Food, fitness, wellness, and prevention programs
C Faith & CommunityBelonging, practical care, volunteers, and neighborhood support

Community partners can offer safe places, trusted relationships, volunteers, meals, clothing, family support, and spiritually inclusive connection.

  • Faith communities and neighborhood organizations
  • Mutual-aid groups, food programs, and volunteer teams
  • Libraries, schools, civic groups, and community centers
B Employers & Local BusinessJobs, training, supplies, sponsorship, and second chances

Business partners can support stability through fair-chance hiring, job readiness, training, donated essentials, services, or local sponsorship.

  • Fair-chance employers and workforce programs
  • Training, certification, and apprenticeship providers
  • Businesses offering goods, services, or sponsorship

Ways to Partner

Partner Standards

Current InformationMaintain working contacts, locations, hours, and application links.
Clear RequirementsExplain eligibility, availability, documents, waiting lists, and costs.
Dignity & AccessServe people respectfully and without unlawful discrimination.
PrivacyProtect personal information and request only what is truly needed.
Honest ExpectationsDo not promise placement, funding, recovery, or outcomes that cannot be guaranteed.
Timely UpdatesNotify The Hawk Nest when a program changes, pauses, closes, or reaches capacity.

Become a Partner

Tell us what your organization, group, or business provides so we can review the details and create a responsible connection.

  1. 1Tell us what you provide
  2. 2Verify details and eligibility
  3. 3Connect people responsibly