Partners

Casa Teresa Partners

Thank you to our many partners who together, help us fulfill our mission to provide a loving home for pregnant women in crisis and begin their healing journey at Casa Teresa. Below is a list of the companies, organizations, religious groups and foundations who have provided grants, in-kind donations, services and/or resource for Casa Teresa over the past fiscal year.

Companies / Organizations

211 of Orange County

ACT Program

Along Came A Spider

Alphay International

Alta Med Clinic

American Career College

Assistance League of Orange

B.P.O. Elks Lodge No.1475

Baby2Baby

Bra Garden

Barber Law Center

Bikers Against Child Abuse (B.A.C.A)

Bright Electric

Brow Works

Buffalo Exchange

C3 Technology

Cal State University, Fullerton

CAL Works

Carters Clothing

Casa Teresa Central Guild

Casa Teresa Founders Guild

Center for Children & Family Law

Chapman University

Child Abuse Prevention Center

Children and Family Services

Children’s Home Society

City Net

City of Orange Library

Colette’s Children’s Home

Crossroads Trading Co., Irvine, Costa Mesa and Huntington Beach

CSP – Sexual Assault Victims Unit

DASC – Doula Association of Southern California

Domestic Abuse Services Unit

Families Forward

Families Together

Furnishing Hope

Goodwill Industries of Orange County

Grandma’s House of Hope

Happy Child Care

Health Staff Training Institute

His House

Home Depot

Home Aid of Orange County

HSE Academy

Illumination Foundation

Ingardia Bros. Produce Inc.

Knights of Columbus

Knights of Peter Claver Organization

Laura’s House

Legal Aid

Let’s Share Inc.

Life Center

Life Well

Mariposa Women and Family Center

Mary’s Kitchen

Mercy House

Moms Club of Costa Mesa

Moms Club of Irvine – Southwest

MOMS Orange County

National Charity League, Orange/Villa Park Chapter

North East of the Well

Notre Dame Alumni Association of OC

Obria Clinic

OC Healthcare Agency

OC Workforce Investment Board

OCAPICA

OC Family Law

Olive Crest

One OC

Open Gate International

Operation Be Kind

Operation Kinship

Orange Blossoms ALO

Orange County Health Care

Orange County Rescue Mission

Orange County United Way

Orange Police Department

Orange Probation Department

Orangewood Foundation – Rising Tide Program

Orthodontic Center of Orange County

Our Father’s Table

Panera Bread

Pathways of Hope

Paul Hastings Law Firm

Pennington Auto Sales

Perinatal Santa Ana/Garden Grove/Anaheim

Placentia Round Table Women’s Club

Project Hope Alliance

Project Kinship

Prototypes

Providence Community Services

Rancho Santiago Adult Education Consortium

Safe Families for Children (Olive Crest)

Salvation Army

Santa Ana College

Santiago Canyon College

Schreiber Foods, Fullerton

Second Harvest Food Bank
Share Our Selves (SOS)

Sheepfold

Sherwin-Williams Paint Store

South Coast Plaza

SPIN – Serving People in Need

Splash Plumbing

St. Joseph Hospital

Sullivan Community Space

Teen Challenge LA Women’s Home

The Habitat – Restore of Orange County

The Hilton Hotel – Irvine

Titan Automotive

UC Irvine Health

UCI Criminal Justice Clinic

Wells Fargo

West Coast Dental

West Coast University

WIC

Woman’s Club of Orange

Women Helping Women

Religious Organizations

3rd Step Ministry

Cross Pointe Church

Eastside Christian Church

First Presbyterian Church of Orange

First United Methodist Church of Orange

FreedomHouse Church

Friends Church – Stiches of Love

Hillsong OC Church

Holy Family Cathedral, Orange

Holy Spirit Church

Holy Trinity Church, Ladera Ranch

Korean Church of Orange County

Living Well

Mariner’s Church Irvine

Mosaic Church Orange County

Orange County Church of Christ

Orange Presbyterian Church Our Lady

Queen of Angels Church

Roman Catholic Diocese of Orange

Saddleback Church

St. Bonaventure Church

St. Cecilia Catholic Church

St. Cecilia Catholic Church Moms Group

St. Edward the Confessor Parish School

St. Joaquim Catholic Church

St. John’s Lutheran Church

St. Justin Martyr Church

St. Mark Presbyterian Church

St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church

St. Martin de Porres Catholic Church Knights of Columbus

St. Norbert’s Church and School

St. Thomas More Catholic Parish

The Bridge Church, RSM

The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-Day Saints, Yorba Linda

Vineyard Church in Anaheim

Young Ladies Institute Holy Angels

Foundations

Amended & Restarted South State Trust

Aronlea Charitable Fund

Carrie Estelle Doheny Foundation

Children and Families Commission of Orange County

Crean Family Foundation

Decorative Arts Society

Edwards Lifesciences Foundation

Elsie Pierson Trust

Evening Star Foundation

Frome Family Foundation

Jacobs Family Foundation

JW & Sandra L. Mitchell Charitable Fund

Leonard Family Foundation

Linda I Smith Foundation

Margaret E. Oser Fund for Women

Marisla Foundation

McBeth Foundation

McDonald Family Foundation

National Charity League Orange/Villa Park

Nobbs Family Foundation

Orange County American Italian

Renaissance Foundation

Orange County Community Foundation

Order of Malta Western Association, U.S.A.

Pacific Life Foundation

PIMCO Foundation

Roy E Crummer Foundation

St. Joseph Health Community Partnership Foundation

Sisters of St. Joseph Healthcare Foundation

Terrance K & Elizabeth L. Barry Foundation

The Cynthia & William Simon Foundation

The Eyrich Family Charitable Foundation

The Greany Family Charitable Foundation

The Jacobs Family Foundation

The James & Glenys Slavik Family Foundation

The LeVecke Family Foundation

The Long Family Foundation

The Sawyer Family Foundation

The Roberto Foundation

The Vincent & Shannon Pozzouli Charitable Fund

Thompson Family Foundation

TJX Foundation

Ueberroth Family Foundation

Von der Ahe Family Foundation

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ORANGE COUNTY HOMELESS MANAGEMENT INFORMATION SYSTEM (OC HMIS)
PRIVACY NOTICE
THIS PRIVACY NOTICE EXPLAINS UNDER WHAT CIRCUMSTANCES WE MAY SHARE AND DISCLOSE YOUR INFORMATION FROM THE OC HMIS. THIS NOTICE ALSO EXPLAINS YOUR RIGHTS REGARDING YOUR CONFIDENTIAL INFORMATION.
PLEASE READ IT CAREFULLY.

(Casa Teresa Inc.) collects and shares information about individuals who access our services. The information is confidentially stored in a local electronic database called the Orange County Homeless Management Information System (OC HMIS). The OC HMIS securely records information (data) about persons accessing housing and homeless services in Orange County.

We ask for your permission to share confidential personal information that we collect about you and your family. This confidential information is referred to as Protected Personal Information (PPI). We are required to protect the privacy of your PPI by complying with the privacy practices described in this Privacy Notice.

Why We Collect and Share Information
The information we collect and share in the HMIS helps us to efficiently coordinate the most effective services for you and your family. It allows us to complete one universal intake per person; better understand homelessness in your community; and assess the types of resources needed in your local area.

By collecting your information for HMIS, we are able to generate aggregate statistical reports requested by the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).

The Type of Information We Collect and Share in the HMIS

We collect and share both PPI and general information obtained during your intake and assessment, which may include but is not limited to:

Name and contact information
Social security number
Birthdate
Demographic information such as gender and race/ethnicity
History of homelessness and housing (including current housing status and where and when services have been accessed)
Self-reported medical history including any mental health and substance abuse issues
Case notes and services
Case manager’s contact information
Income sources and amounts; and non-cash benefits
Veteran status
Disability status
Household composition
Emergency contact information
Domestic violence history
Photo (optional)

How Your Personal Information Is Protected in the HMIS
Your information is protected by passwords and encryption technology. Each HMIS user and participating organization must sign an agreement to maintain the security and privacy of your information. Each HMIS user or participating organization that violates the agreement may have access rights terminated and may be subject to further penalties.

How PPI May Be Shared and Disclosed
Unless restricted by other laws, the information we collect can be shared and disclosed under the following circumstances:

To provide or coordinate services.
For payment or reimbursement of services for the participating organization.
For administrative purposes, including but not limited to HMIS system administrator(s) and
developer(s), and for legal, audit personnel, and oversight and management functions.
For creating de-identified PPI.
When required by law or for law enforcement purposes.
To prevent a serious threat to health or safety.
As authorized by law, for victims of abuse, neglect, or domestic violence.
For academic research purposes.
Other uses and disclosures of your PPI can be made with your written consent.

Providing Your Consent for Sharing PPI in the HMIS
If you choose to share your PPI in the OC HMIS, we must have your written consent. Exception: In a situation where we are gathering PPI from you during a phone screening, street outreach, or community access center sign-in, your verbal consent can be used to share your information in HMIS. If we obtain your verbal consent, you will be requested to provide written consent during your initial assessment. If you do not appear for your initial assessment, your information will remain in HMIS until you revoke your consent in writing.

You have the right to receive services even if you do not consent to share your PPI in the OC HMIS.

How to Revoke Your Consent for Sharing Information in the HMIS
You may revoke your consent at any time. Your revocation must be provided either in writing or by completing the Revocation of Consent form. Upon receipt of your revocation, we will remove your PPI from the shared HMIS database and prevent further PPI from being added. The PPI that you previously authorized to be shared cannot be entirely removed from the HMIS database and will remain accessible to the limited number of organization(s) that provided you with direct services.

Your Rights to Your Information in the HMIS
You have the right to receive the following, no later than five (5) business days of your written request:

A correction of inaccurate or incomplete PPI;
A copy of your consent form;
A copy of the OC HMIS Privacy Notice;
A copy of your HMIS records; and
A current list of participating organizations that have access to your HMIS data.

You can exercise these rights by making a written request to this organization.

Your Privacy Rights Regarding Your Information in the HMIS
If you believe your privacy rights have been violated, you may send a written grievance to this organization. You will not be retaliated against for filing a grievance.
If your grievance is not resolved to your satisfaction, you may send a written grievance appeal to the HMIS System Administrator, 211 Orange County (211OC).

Amendments to this Privacy Notice
The policies in this notice may be amended at any time. These amendments may affect information obtained by this organization before the date of the change. Amendments regarding use or disclosure of PPI will apply to information (data) previously entered in HMIS, unless otherwise stated. All amendments to this privacy notice must be consistent with the requirements of the federal HMIS privacy standards. This organization must keep permanent documentation of all privacy notice amendments.

Last Updated: 09-2018

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