The many businesses of High Hope

  High Hope Recycling was originally opened in 1990 with a mission to provide Sullivan and  surrounding counties with a means to recycle their trash. It dually serves as a community  business that is mostly staffed by consumers in High Hope Employment Services, Inc.  supported employment program. 

 ITEMS ACCEPTED:   

ALUMINUM 

CARDBOARD   

PAPER 

TIN CANS   

#1 AND #2 PLASTICS 

CLOTHING   

SHOES

 MAGAZINES   

NEWSPAPERS    

High Hope Recycling & Paper Shredding Service was founded to provide a special service to  the business community, not only to supply complete and safe destruction of sensitive and  confidential materials, but also to contribute to the growing recycling efforts of the nation. High Hope Recycling & Paper Shredding Service also realizes how important security and  confidentiality is to our clients and takes every precaution to assure their satisfaction.    With America’s growing need for recycling and so many new laws on the books prohibiting  dumping and incinerating, it makes good sense to call High Hope Recycling to help you  dispose of this unique problem.       

 High Hope Recycling & Paper Shredding Service handles all aspects of your  Document Destruction needs. We will pick up at your location all Documents,  Records, and Papers to be destroyed. These items are taken to our facilities in Kirksville and Milan,  Missouri, where they will be shredded and baled. All bales are shipped to mills for  recycling. At the completion of the shredding operation a “Certificate of Destruction”  will be issued to you. Authorized representatives from your company are welcome to  view the shredding operation if you desire.  

ALL PRICES BY THE POUND  

ALL WEIGHT COMPUTED TO THE NEXT POUND   

1-2500 LBS. .23 CENTS PER POUND   

2501-5000 LBS. .20 CENTS PER POUND   5001-7500 LBS. .17 CENTS PER POUND    LARGER QUANTITIES WILL BE QUOTED UPON REQUEST  

PICK-UP CHARGE $15, IF UNDER 300 POUNDS  

• ALL PAPER SHREDDED INTO ¼” STRIPS or CROSS-CUT (HIPAA) FOR COMPLETE SECURITY  
• LOCKED CONTAINERS PROVIDED  
• REFERENCES AVAILABLE    
• PRICES INCLUDE DISPOSAL    

   **High Hope Recycling is a subsidiary of High Hope Employment Services, Inc. 

•  In cleaning business since 1989 
•  Trained & reliable personnel 
• Fully Insured 
• Designed to fit your budget ·
• References available 

We’d love to provide cleaning  services for your office or  building 

 Grime Buster’s would love the opportunity  to submit a proposal for custodial services  for your building or office space. We will  clean your building for free the first time to  assure that we can provide you with the  services you desire. From there a proposal  will be developed and then hopefully a long lasting business relationship. 

Give us a call  you have nothing to lose! 

 **Grime Buster’s has held many contracts since  it’s inception in 1989.

 **Grime Buster’s is a subsidiary of High Hope  Employment Services, Inc 

 Friendship Apartments provides permanent supportive housing to individuals who are  homeless with a disabling condition and individuals who are chronically homeless with a  disabling condition.  

HUD’s final definition of “chronic homelessness” includes those individuals with a disabling  condition who have either been:  Continuously homeless for a year or longer; 

or,  have had at least four episodes of homelessness in the past three years that combined  total at least one year.  

To be considered chronically homeless, persons must have been sleeping in a place not meant  for human habitation (e.g., streets) and/or in an emergency homeless shelter during that time.  

The facility consists of 8 permanent supportive one-bedroom apartments, 9 one-bedroom units dedicated  to chronically homeless individuals .

 CRITERIA FOR ADMISSION 

1. must be homeless or chronically homeless depending on the program you come in on 

2. must be willing to receive services 

3. must be at least 18 years of age 

4. must have a disabling condition A person is considered homeless only when he/she resides in one of the places described  below: 

• In places not meant for human habitation, such as cars, parks, sidewalks, abandoned  buildings (on the street).  In an emergency shelter. 
• In transitional housing for homeless persons who originally came from the streets or  emergency shelters.  In any of the above places but is spending a short time (up to 90 consecutive days) in a hospital  or other institution. 
• Individuals/families fleeing or attempting to flee domestic violence, which have no identified  subsequent residence and have the lack of resources to obtain other permanent housing. 
• To be eligible for both of our programs you must also have a disability. To be eligible for one of the  programs you must be chronically homeless, as well. 

 LENGTH OF STAY 

There is no time limit set on the length of stay. In addition to regular supportive services, case  management, and skill building, residents will be encouraged to their maximum ability to increase their  income and therefore their self-sufficiency by obtaining employable skills or in developing a self-employment opportunity. These opportunities will be provided on-site and residents will be  encouraged to take advantage of them. Once residents are stabilized and have a steady income,  residents will be encouraged to save money. 

SUPPORTIVE SERVICES 

Effective supportive services geared toward the needs of residents who are homeless are key to helping  achieve self-sufficiency. All residents will actively work with their case manager in determining goals  and outcomes. A range of services are offered to assist individuals and families in their ability to  maintain essential life skills and housing, thereby preventing further episodes of homelessness.  Services available include but, are not limited to; case management, outreach, crisis intervention,  substance abuse treatment, behavioral health, job training and placement. Additional referrals  commonly include the Division of Family Services for food stamps, TANF, Medicaid, general relief and  application for disability benefits if those are not already in place. 

REFERRAL 

Referrals may come from any source. An agency or church or the resident themselves may be the  referral source. 

 Our stores sell pre-loved items…you never know  what you might find from day-to-day in our stores.  The “treasures” change every day. We hand select each item to assure it is suitable  for re-use. All clothing is cleaned and pressed  and meet our highest quality standards. You’ll  love the variety. You’ll especially love the prices!! 

 In addition to clothes, you can find great items in these categories: Home décor items, kitchenware, bedding, curtains, antiques, jewelry,  purses, shoes, and much, much, more……..  

  **The Hope Chest is a subsidiary of High Hope Employment Services, Inc.   

 Check back for more details in the near future on our new greenhouse in Kirksville.