A network begins
The Mercy Network starts monthly gatherings focused on sharing resources and reducing duplicated services.
About the alliance
Relationships which strengthen a whole community.
Clay SafetyNet Alliance is a network of nonprofit, faith-based, private sector, and public-sector partners serving Clay County.
Our vision
Share resources.Avoid duplication.Build solutions together.
The alliance creates a regular space for organizations to learn what others provide, identify gaps, form partnerships, and make services easier to navigate.
Its roots reach back to 2003, when the Mercy Network of Clay County began convening local faith-based, nonprofit, and government organizations. The group later adopted the Clay SafetyNet Alliance name as its work and reach expanded.
Download our flyer
A two-page overview of the alliance, our members, and how to get involved.
Download the flyer (PDF) ↗How the network grew
A housing response
Network members establish Mercy Support Services to help displaced Clay County families move toward self-sufficiency.
From call center to Linksi
The Resource & Referral Call Center directed callers to organizations participating in Clay SafetyNet. Impact Clay was launched when it was realized access to services could go online and have AI help people find what they needed. Linksi was developed and deployed in 2025; Linksi 2.0 publicly launched on June 15, 2026.
Read the launch announcement ↗A broader alliance
Clay SafetyNet connects a wider circle of public, nonprofit, faith, and business partners to create solutions together.
The Supported Community
A shared picture of what coordinated support can become.
Community grows through belonging, shared responsibility, and relationships which make coordinated service possible.
Want to take part?
Tell us about your organization and the neighbors you serve.
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