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Mission, Goals and Objectives

Posada's mission is to provide housing and supportive services that empower homeless individuals and families in Pueblo County to become self-supporting members of the community.

Posada's overall goal is for each of its clients to become self-sufficient and able to live independently in the community. The objectives that support this goal are:

• Shelter 120 unduplicated families in our emergency shelter program.
• House 5 families in Posada's Transitional Housing Project.
• House 5 families with disabilities through the Permanent Supportive Housing Project.
• Provide security deposits and rent assistance for 13 families through the Tenant Based Rental Assistance Program.
• Provide rent and utility assistance for 60 families over a 2 year period through HPRP.
• Provide $190,000 in emergency support to families in Pueblo, Las Animas and Huerfano County through TANF and HPRP funds.
• Distribute $20,000 in mortgage and utility assistance through United Way funds.
• Provide housing in a transitional setting in 16 units at the Monterey Apartments.
• Serve 1,750 unduplicated individuals in Posada's supportive services program.
• Maintain 40 units of housing in Posada's Rio Sacramento apartments and 4 additional low-income units.
• Break ground for Via Don Carlos, a development of 30 houses and a community center for migrant farm workers.
• Provide operational support for Glendale4, our HIV/AIDS outreach service center, and networking support to individuals who have or are at risk of HIV/AIDS or other STDs.

• Posada recognizes and works to enhance the inherent dignity and value of each human being.
• Posada believes that each human being has a right to decent shelter, food and clothing.
• Posada believes that homelessness can be reduced only if underlying causes are addressed, including the lack of affordable housing and the need for a continuum of services to help clients reach the stability needed for independent living.
• Posada's priority is to secure the services and housing that its clients need, whether provided by Posada or through the network of agencies available in Pueblo and the surrounding area.
• Posada builds and rehabilitates housing for those in the lowest income brackets, housing that does not overlap with what private builders usually supply.

• President: Matthew Martin; Attorney
• Vice President: Dr. Annette Long; Associates for Psychotherapy
• Treasurer: Donald Prose; Retired
• Secretary: Tano E. Welch D.C.
• Executive Member: Julia Vean; Retired Educator and Business Woman
• Ron Alfonso; Spectrum
• Petra McCulley; Angelus Funeral Home
• Angie Madic; Retired
• Gil Orr; Retired
• Rose Romero; Retired
• Terri Martinez; Colorado Blue Sky Enterprises
• Valdia Espinoza
• Advisory Board Member: Jeff Shaw
• Advisory Board Member: David Trujillo

• Anne Stattelman - Director
• Kim Bowman - Development Director
• Dana Tewahade - Program Director
• Diana Hall - Business Development Director
• Barbara Turner - Housing & Family Case Manager
• La Tanya Yarbrough - Supportive Services Lead Case Manager
• Jo Glenn - Reception & Referral
• Ben Strand - Supportive Services Case Manager and Outreach Director
• Laurine Smith - HPRP Case Manager
• Paula Trujillo - Case Management Assistant
• Jessica Evig - Elko Property Manager
• April Hunt - Rio Sacramento Property Manager
• Himon Robles - Case Management Intern
• Carl Diaz - Case Management Intern

Click here to download a printable copy of our Annual Report

Click here to download a printable copy of our 990

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