Faith in Humanity: Valley group seeks to end homelessness
A Valley group is working with both families and individuals to bring an end to homelessness in the Phoenix area.
(Facebook Photo)
(Facebook Photo)
A Valley group is working with both families and individuals to bring an end to homelessness in the Phoenix area.
UMOM New Day Centers, based in Phoenix, offers homeless people a continuum of care through the entire process of getting back on their feet, from the shelter all the way to finding a job and obtaining permanent housing.
UMOM offers training, education and medical care, among other services.
Each night, the charity houses about 170 homeless families.
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UMOM accepts donations online.
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A noble yet unobtainable goal.
Question... T-shirts everywhere in a photo taken on December 18th? It's not even 50° and everyone is wearing T-shirts? Then I take a count on the volunteer (identified by t-shirts) to "helped people" and I come up with about 12 volunteers and maybe 4 "helped". It makes me think that there are more volunteers than victims.