David Jeffries
About David Jeffries
David Jeffries: Director of Client and Partner Experience
David Jeffries serves as the Director of Client and Partner Experience. With more than 12 years of experience in outreach, program management, and leadership, he has made significant contributions to programs for unsheltered adults and youth in the Twin Cities. In his current role, David is responsible for fostering trust with clients, welcoming new clients, and navigating referral obstacles while focusing on accepting youth often denied service due to previous challenges.
David Jeffries' Background in Homeless Services
David Jeffries has a rich background in homeless services, having worked for organizations such as St. Stephens Human Services and Beacon Interfaith Housing. He has dedicated his career to addressing the needs of unsheltered individuals in the Twin Cities. In his most recent role as Director at Avivo Village & Street Outreach, David managed a program that provided 100 tiny homes inside a warehouse in downtown Minneapolis, demonstrating his commitment to innovative solutions for homelessness.
Experience at Avivo Village and Street Outreach
At Avivo Village & Street Outreach, David Jeffries served as the Director and managed a groundbreaking program that offered 100 tiny homes within a warehouse in downtown Minneapolis. His role involved developing positive working relationships with referral partners to achieve outreach goals and fulfill contract and grant obligations. David also concentrated on overcoming referral obstacles and finding ways to support youth who faced barriers to receiving services.
David Jeffries' Role at 180 Degrees Leadership Team
David Jeffries is a member of the 180 Degrees Leadership Team, where he actively participates in decision-making and strategic planning for the organization. His leadership and extensive experience in the field of homelessness outreach and program management contribute to the strategic direction and operational success of the organization, enabling them to serve unsheltered adults and youth more effectively.