About Center Point
Center Point, Inc. (CPI) serves more than 6,000 men and women each year. CPI provides comprehensive, evidence-based services for homeless individuals, veterans, substance users, women with children, families, adolescents, those who are unemployed and those involved with the criminal justice system. CPI offers a wide range of treatment options and social services for at risk individuals. Services include assessment and evaluation, outpatient, residential programs, transitional and permanent housing, job preparation training, vocational programs, job placement assistance, case management and specialized gender-appropriate services. Ongoing support is provided through continuing care, aftercare, transitional housing and supportive services.
For more than five decades CPI has provided the foundation for change for many families and individuals by assisting them to become responsible members of our communities. Whether they may be a veteran returning from deployment, a homeless woman with children, incarcerated men and women, an ex-offender who needs employment, or an individual with a substance abuse problem, CPI’s services facilitate the process of rehabilitation by helping individuals reclaim self-worth and dignity. Equipped with new skills for living and working, and assisted with employment and housing, CPI program graduates return to their communities ready to assume responsibility for themselves and others.
We Believe
Center Point, Inc.’s programs promote increased stability, self-reliance, personal productivity and social responsibility. CPI believes that individuals, families and communities can flourish when the cycles of poverty, illiteracy, abuse, neglect, unemployment, homelessness and crime are interrupted by specialized and effective rehabilitation services.
Our Mission
Center Point, Inc.’s mission is to provide comprehensive social, educational, vocational, medical, psychological, housing and rehabilitation services to combat social problems such as substance abuse, poverty, unemployment and homelessness.
CPI offers rehabilitation and treatment services that interrupt the abusive cycles of psychological, social and economic dislocation by providing critical training and support so that individuals and families can claim self-worth and dignity.
Agency Goals
- To provide a range of cognitive, behavioral and psychosocial skills training aimed at enhancing personal, moral and social responsibility;
- To develop educational, vocational and interpersonal skills to promote personal and social productivity;
- To create value-based opportunities which maximize successful pro-social community integration;
- To improve the quality of life.