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2007 Community Resource Guide
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Community Voice Mail
Community Voice Mail allows low-income people
who are without a phone to receive and check messages at a free, private
voice mail box 24 hours a day. It allows people to transition safely out of
crisis situations such as homelessness and domestic abuse, as well as to
find employment and safe, secure housing. It’s also a great way to
keep in touch with family and friends and get hooked up with other vital
community resources.
Skagit County Community Action Agency's Community Voice Mail
program is part of a national network of CVM sites, empowering people in
crisis and transition by distributing free 24-hour voice mail nationwide -
directly linking individuals to jobs, housing, safety and stability.
Headquartered in Seattle, WA, the CVM National Website is
www.cvm.org.
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www.cvm.org
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Why Do People Use CVM?
- Jobs
- Housing
- Escape Domestic
Abuse
- Obtain
Healthcare Results
- Childcare &
School Contacts
- Legal Services
- Friends & Family |
Who Will Call Your CVM Number?
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Employers
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Landlords
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Case Managers
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Healthcare Professionals
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Teachers & Child Workers
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Lawyers or Advocates
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People Who Care About You |
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To sign up for a free
Community Voice Mail number, or to learn more, come into Community Action at
330 Pacific Place, e-mail
Justin
Keefe, or call (360) 416-7585 |
Click to watch the CVM Movie |
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