About Us
History
The Siouxland Coalition to End Homeless (SCEH) was founded in 1996 and served Woodbury County. In 1997, Dakota County was added. In 2010, SCEH became a non-profit organization consisting of individuals, organizations, businesses, and agencies.
Mission Statement
To eliminate and prevent homelessness through collaborative planning, advocacy and funding of a system of housing and supportive services.
Vision Statement
Vision Statement
Vision Statement
Within ten years, every Siouxlander will have a safe, permanent place to live and will be living as self-sufficiently as possible.
General Members
Vision Statement
Vision Statement
Boystown
CAASA
Catholic Charities
Center For Siouxland
City of Sioux City
Community Action Agency of Siouxland
Crittenton Center
Dismas Charities
Downtown Partners
FAVA Westcare
Gospel Mission
Haven House
Heartland Counseling Services
Iowa Legal Aid
Iowa Workforce Development
KTIV
Molina Health Care
Northeast Nebraska Community Action Partnership (NENCAP)
Nebraska DHS
Ponca Tribe of Nebraska
Safe Place
Salvation Army
Siouxland Community Health Center
Siouxland Community Foundation
SHIP
Siouxland Mental Health
Siouxland PACE
United Health Care
Unity Point
University of South Dakota
Veteran's Administration
Warming Shelter
Winnebago Tribe
Women Aware
Woodbury County/Rolling Hills
Sharon Drummond
Michelle Orengo
Tamara Sanders
Chris Mathewson
Board Members
Frank Tenuta, Chair
Iowa Legal Aid
Joe Twidwell, Vice Chair
The Warming Shelter
Wendy Jackson, Treasurer
Wendy Jackson, Treasurer
Clara Coly, Secretary
Wendy Jackson, Treasurer
City of Sioux City Neighborhood Services
Jessica Barnes
Heartland Counseling
Shayla Moore
The Warming Shelter
Amy Bloch
Catholic Charities
Taylor Deckert
KTIV
Alison Justice
Alison Justice
Center for Siouxland
Darrell Mayo
Alison Justice
FAVA
Amy Munderloh
Stephanie Pickinpaugh
Northeast Nebraska Community Action Partnership (NENCAP)
Stephanie Pickinpaugh
Stephanie Pickinpaugh
SafePlace
Nate Probasco
Nate Probasco
Nate Probasco
University of South Dakota
Matt Ohman
Nate Probasco
Nate Probasco
SHIP