Link: COME TO THE HEARING AT THE ZONING BOARD OF APPEALS
June 10, 7 pm, Town Hall

NANN

Neighbors Advocating for Neighbors In Need
1. Background Check 2. Bans 3. Business 4. Church 5. Contributions 6. Education 7. Elderly/Seniors 8. Emergency Responses 9. Fire Department 10. HAC & Catholic Charities 11. Hearing 12. Hours of Operation 15. Length of Stay 16. Location 17. Mental Illness 18. NIMBY 19. Open Meeting 20. Place of Origin 21. Police 22. Population 23. Program History 24. Religious Exemption 25. Schools 26. Security 27. Sex Offenders 28. Solutions 29. Substance Abuse 30. Tax-Exempt 31. Town 32. Triage 33. Workers 34. Youth

NANN will select 60 questions from the following to bring to the Open Meeting of the Voters, and will allow each respondent 2 minutes to answer the question, in “Comments to the Public.” They will have the question in advance and so, should be able to be succinct.

Let us know the questions you would like to most have answered. Go to the bottom of the Home page and give us your contact information and comments in the Stay Informed section.

Information / Questions / Solutions about…

32. Triage
# 1
IS IT TRUE…
…that Catholic Charities conducts a triage but this does not include finding a solution in the home community of the Neighbor In Need, instead sending them to the nearest shelter?
# 2
IS IT TRUE…
…that Catholic Charities is not, and yet could be, working with local churches to find town-based, home community solutions for the Neighbors In Need, instead of sending them to shelters?
This Triage approach was brought to the CEO of Catholic Charities at her first meeting with NANN. Though she expressed interest in what she called “diversion,” nothing came of this conversation.