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The Quad Cities Open Network (QCON) is a collaboration of public service organizations working together to increase community well-being through a strong human services sector.
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SEAP INFORMATION
SUPPLEMENTAL EMERGENCY ASSISTANCE PROGRAM Through referrals from our member agencies and support from our funding sources, SEAP is able to help households who are faced with an emergency need and who do not have the money to meet that need. SEAP can help purchase resources like medications, medical equipment, rent and deposit assistance, bus passes, appliances, furniture, and many other items. WHO CAN GET HELP? People who are participants in member agency services can talk to their caseworkers about getting help for emergency needs. SEAP is contacted to see if the client is eligible. Eligibility is based on past use of SEAP funds. We are not able to help people who are not working with an agency. We will be happy to help find sources within the community that may be able to help. OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 AM TO 2:00 PM CONTACT THE QCON-HUB FOR FURTHER QUESTIONS: cbailey@qcopennetwork.org |
FULL LIST OF ORGANIZATIONS
Aldridge Early Learning Center Alternatives for the Older Adult Quad City Alliance for Immigrants and Refugees (QCAIR) Bethany for Children and Adults Robert Young-CADS Community Action of Eastern Iowa Casa QC Quad Cities Center for Active Seniors Community Health Care Children's therapy center Christian Care Center for Youth and Family Solutions DeLaCerda House Edgerton CHC EveryChild Family Resources Genesis Outpt PT Genesis Silvis Genesis VNA and Hospice Genesis West Heart of Hope Ministries HMSI Hope at the Brick House Humility Homes & Services Illinois Iowa Center for Youth and Family Solutions Lutheran Social Services Martin Luther King Center Milestones Open Door Project NOW Project Renewal Red Cross RICCA RICO Health Dept. Safer Foundation Salvation Army School Health Link Scott County Kids Skip-A-Long FCS The Project of the Quad Cities Transitions Mental Health Services Unity House Unity Point Unity Point @ Home Vera French Western Illinois Area on Aging World Relief Youth Service Bureau |
QC DISASTER READY INFORMATION
QUAD CITIES – DISASTER READY RAPID RECOVERY Similar to accessing emergency assistance through SEAP, individuals having significant challenges due to COVID-19 can connect with a member agency to access help. DISASTER RECOVERY FUNDS HAVE BEEN PROVIDED BY: -The QC Community Foundation -Regional Development Authority -The Moline Foundation -Doris and Victor Day Foundation -Rock Island Community Foundation CONTACT THE QCON-HUB FOR FURTHER QUESTIONS: iwatts@qcopennetwork.org |
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ZERO SUICIDE INITIATIVE INFORMATION
QC ZERO SUICIDE INITIATIVE The Zero Suicide Initiative was born out of a need the Quad Cities Behavioral Health Coalition identified in 2019 as to address the rise in deaths by suicide. Through the support from our funding sources, the QC Zero Suicide Initiative is able to offer QPR training to those in the Quad City area. The QC Zero Suicide Initiative has a goal to reach Zero Suicides in our area by 2025. OFFICE HOURS: 9:00 AM TO 2:00 PM FOR MORE INOFRMATION CHECK OUT THE WEBSITE: QC Zero Suicide Initiative |
COVID-19 update: We are proud to partner with the Quad Cities Community Foundation, Regional Development Authority, the Moline Foundation, the Doris and Victor Day Foundation and the Rock Island Community Foundation to provide a centralized “hub” to access emergency support and resources during this COVID-19 pandemic. |
