95% of respondents among persons served reported that Community Alliance made a difference in their ability to manage daily problems.

92% of persons served within Community Alliance's rehabilitation and community support services reported overall satisfaction with services.

98% of guests served at Safe Harbor credited the peer services received with preventing an emergency room or hospital visit.

79% of those using Community Alliance as their primary care provider and identified with hypertension and at higher risk for stroke were able to decrease their blood pressure.

86% of all persons served remained out of the hospital throughout the program year.

70% of the persons served without income at admission were aided in obtaining financial resources through employment, federal and state assistance programs and other means.

84% of those helped to find permanent supportive housing by agency's homeless services had not returned to homelessness one year later.

63% of all Social Security disability applications submitted by the SOAR team were approved paving the way to housing and medical care.

443 students and residents from area colleges, universities and medical schools were provided training and education at Community Alliance during the year.