🚀 go-pugleaf

There is little being done inn the nation as a whole.  There is much
that can be done.  I have been homeless for several years and am now
ending that phase of my life with the help of The Center for the
Homeless in South Bend, IN.
You can learn more about them at http://www.center-for-homeless.com they
are a non-profit org but for some reason arte listed as a .com.
Having stayed in many shelters and missions around the nation I can tell
they are well worth copying.

Carter


>        Not a cure-all for the homeless problem, but a very good step
in
>the right direction:  support your local Habitat for Humanity
affiliate,
>or help get one started in your area.
>        I have been active with HfH for the past five years, and
believe
>it is a very effective way  to make a difference in your own community.
>It is faith-based, ecumenical, and action-oriented.   We don't need
more
>surveys, studies, or another level of bureacracy....just start
building!
>For more information, call 1-800-Habitat, or email me for a longer,
more
>personal  commercial.
>
>Christine Kelly
>ckell1@juno.com
>
>On Wed, 29 Apr 1998 10:30:51 EDT DHCano <DHCano@AOL.COM> writes:
>>The Associated Press reports today that over five million low-income
>>American
>>households (over 12 million people) are unable to find affordable
>>housing
>>because it simply isn't available -- while households with acute
>>housing needs
>>have increased during the '90's, low-cost housing units have fallen in
>>number.
>>The working poor are especially hard hit.
>>
>>What are we doing?  What need we do?
>>
>>Diane Cano
>>Brooklyn MM
>>
>
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