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Addiction Treatment and Mental Health Services- During 2013, SOME provided addiction treatment and recovery services to 598 individuals in pre and post residential and continuing addiction care programs. SOME also provided mental health treatment to 209 men and woman in residential, severe psychiatric crisis and transitional programs. In SOME's day-socialization center we have provided empowerment, support and care to 427 homeless adults.

AFFORDABLE HOUSING SERVICES- DURING 2013, SOME PROVIDED LONG-TERM AFFORDABLE HOUSING FOR 530 SINGLE ADULTS AND 167 FAMILIES INCLUDING 276 CHILDREN. SOME ALSO PROVIDED TRANSITIONAL HOUSING FOR 23 FAMILIES INCLUDING 38 CHILDREN. SOME'S HOUSING PROVIDES SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR THE RESIDENTS TO HELP THEM BUILD ON THEIR STRENGTHS AND BECOME SELF-SUFFICIENT.

Education Services- In 2013, SOME graduated 106 students from our intensive 6 month accredited job training program and 90 of these students were placed in jobs with an average starting salary of $12.95 per hour. SOME's Center for Employment Training prepares men and women with the hard and soft skills needed to secure jobs in medical administration, building maintenance and business and customer relations.

Education Services- In 2014, SOME placed 98 students from our intensive 6 month accredited job training program in jobs with an average starting salary of over $12 per hour. SOME's Center for Employment Training prepares men and women with the hard and soft skills needed to secure jobs in medical administration, building maintenance and business and customer relations.

Elderly Services-In 2013, SOME's Senior Center provided 110 extremely low-income senior citizens with case management, counseling, hot meals, transportation and recreation services. Also, 52 vulnerable, homebound seniors were provided direct contact volunteer assistance and case management services. SOME's affordable housing program for seniors provided 56 men and women with housing and case management. SOME provided emergency housing and support to 23 abused and neglected senior citizens in the only program for abused and neglected elderly in the District of Columbia. SOME Senior Services also provided emergency food to 56 low income vulnerable elderly.

Elderly Services-In 2014, SOME's Senior Center provided 102 extremely low-income senior citizens with case management, counseling, hot meals, transportation and recreation services. Also, 63 vulnerable, homebound seniors were provided direct contact volunteer assistance and case management services. SOME's affordable housing program for seniors provided 48 men and women with housing and case management. SOME provided emergency housing and support to 20 abused and neglected senior citizens in the only program for abused and neglected elderly in the District of Columbia. The SOME Summer Camp for Seniors provided a week-long stay for 120 clients at the Priestfield Retreat House in Kearneysville, West Virginia.

Emergency Assistance Services- During 2013, SOME provided 248,875 meals to men, women and children in its Dining Room and served another 184,936 meals to residents of transitional housing and to clients of other SOME programs. Emergency aid also included the distribution of 10,868 sets of clean clothing and the provision of 12,646 showers.

Health Services- During 2013, SOME's Medical Clinic provided 6,661 patient visits and the Dental Clinic provided 8,996 procedures. The Clinics provided quality comprehensive preventive and chronic disease management to their patients.

Health Services- During 2014, SOME's Medical Clinic provided services for 6,434 patient visits; the Dental Clinic performed 4,177 procedures and the Eye Clinic served 345 patients. The Clinics provided quality comprehensive preventive and chronic disease management to their patients