Community connections

Connecting people with additional support.

Pillars focuses on mentorship, career readiness, and personal and professional development. When appropriate, we may help people identify independent organizations that address other needs.

Important distinction

What Pillars does and does not provide.

Pillars does not directly provide housing, food, emergency assistance, legal services, clinical care, or job placement. We may share information about independent community providers when suitable resources are known.

Housing resources

Connections may include organizations that help people explore housing options and eligibility.

Food assistance

Connections may include local food access programs and community organizations.

Documents & transportation

Connections may include organizations supporting identification needs or transportation access.

Legal support

Connections may include independent legal aid or reentry focused legal resources.

Wellness services

Connections may include qualified community health or wellness providers.

Urgent needs

Pillars is not an emergency service. Call 911 when there is immediate danger.

How connections work.

Resource availability, service areas, and eligibility rules can change. Pillars may provide contact information or suggest a starting point, but the independent provider determines whether services are available.

Please protect your privacy.

Do not email or submit Social Security numbers, case numbers, offense details, medical records, financial account information, or sensitive documents.

Independent providers

A clear and responsible referral notice.

Resources shared by Pillars are provided by independent organizations. Pillars does not operate, control, endorse, or guarantee their services, availability, eligibility decisions, or outcomes.