BRISTOL COUNTY CONTINUUM OF CARE

The CoC pursues a comprehensive response to homelessness using a “Continuum of Care” methodology through a community-based network. The BCCC is a membership-driven collective of over 60 organizations, agencies and individuals committed to working together in addressing all variants of homelessness particularly those experiencing chronic homelessness and those unsheltered/unhoused.

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SISTER ROSE AWARD ANNOUNCED FOR 2021

January 25, 2022 By NBHSPN

Patrick Sullivan, Sr. Rose Award Recipient 2021 greets Sr. Rose at the opening of the new Sr. Rose Shelter in New Bedford in 2016.

The HSPN presented its Annual Sister Rose Award for 2021 to Patrick J. Sullivan during its virtual January HSPN membership meeting.

The award recognizes an outstanding current or former member of the New Bedford HSPN or member agency staff and is named in honor of its first recipient, Sister Rose Ellen Gallogly, former Executive Director of Market Ministries (renamed the Sister Rose House) and one of the founding members of the HSPN.

Mr. Sullivan was recognized for his almost three decades of service as Director of the Office of Housing & Community Development, the administrative entity of the HSPN and was cited in the course of the award presentation as one who “has always been a very dedicated advocate whose heart, compassion goes beyond numbers and reports…a great humanitarian that  works to ensure things are done as they should be.”

This is the seventeenth year this prestigious award has been presented.  Read more about the award and Patrick Sullivan’s work in the Sister Rose Award Press Release 01.20.2022.

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  • Home
  • About Us
  • CoC Data Center
  • Organization
    • Structure
    • History
    • Executive Board
    • HSPN Bylaws (PDF)
    • Agencies
    • MEMBERSHIP
    • HSPN Planning
    • HSPN Accomplishments
  • CoC Funding Competition
    • 2024 CoC Funding Competition
    • 2023 CoC Funding Competition
    • 2022 CoC Funding Competition
    • 2021 CoC Funding Competition
    • 2020 CoC Funding Competition
    • 2019 CoC Funding Competition
    • 2018 CoC Funding Competition
    • 2017 CoC Funding Competition
    • 2016 CoC Funding Competition
  • Resources
    • Street Sheet (Homeless Assistance)
    • Federal, State & Local
    • For Agencies
    • For Veterans
    • Acronyms, Etc. Guide (PDF)
  • News
    • HUD News
    • Annual CoC Funding Competition
    • Local Events
    • Press
    • Publications
    • HSPN Meeting Presentations
  • Contact