
Each SC2 community coalition is required to provide the five core services: Street Outreach, Case Management, Clinical & Non-Clinical Behavioral Health, Education, and Employment. Community-based organizations (CBOs) work alongside the SC2 Implementation Team to determine annual goals for service provision according to capacity.
The figures represented show all participants who have been served or are currently being served through each respective core service in relation to each service goal. Services are provided by any participating CBO within the Austin Coalition.For example, a participant may be received by an agency that provides Street Outreach services and referred to a different agency that provides Behavioral Health Services. Part of the continual capacity-building support provided to CBOs is ensuring strong communication between service providers in the interest of maintaining seamless referrals between Austin providers.
Data updated through 6/30/2026.
Participants served by SC2 in Austin contribute to SC2's broader goal of reaching 75% of the highest risk individuals across Chicago. ‘Served’ participants refer to those who have completed intake and have been referred to additional core services. Served participants are actively engaged in services but have not yet reached the criteria for completion. SC2 participants are designated as ‘Completed’ once they have received at least three of the five core services (Street Outreach, Case Management, Behavioral Health, Employment, or Education) AND have EITHER completed an employment program, are placed in a job, or have completed education requirements toward a degree.
Data updated through 6/30/2026.
Alex* became an SC2 participant through the Institute for Nonviolence Chicago (INVC) in January 2026. Coming out of a difficult time in his life, Alex reached out to an old friend from the neighborhood, who was also an outreach worker at INVC. After talking with Alex and hearing him express that he wanted to do more for his family, Damian* worked with Alex to set goals and identify steps to build a life away from violence. Through SC2, Alex was connected to a Life Coach and employment services at INVC, where he completed training to earn his Commercial Driver’s License (CDL). Today, Alex is driving full-time for a trucking company, saving to buy a home, and prioritizing providing for his family. Story courtesy of INVC. *Names changed for privacy.
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