If you would like to help change the lives of those trying to make a change in their life ..ONE DAY A WEEK CA N MAKE A DIFFERNCE IN SOMEONES LI]FE. call us to inquire about being a part of a team that's changing families ONE LIFE AT A TIME
NEW ADDRESS: 2501 W MAIN STREET #106 Leesburg FL 34748
NEW ADDRESS: 2501 W MAIN STREET #106 Leesburg FL 34748
SUCCESS STORY OF MONTH
SUCCESS STORY OF MONTH
Mr. Ronnie Roe came to H2R in need of a place to stay and other items. The day that he came into our organization was his blessed day. We connected him with the Moses house which had ONE opening for a Male resident. He is now with Shelter, and a job, he is well on his way to self sufficiency and stability. So proud of our Success story of the Week
As of January 2020, Florida had an estimated 27,487 experiencing homelessness on any given day, as reported by Continuums of Care to the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD).
Florida has the 3rd largest homeless population in the U.S. and is currently facing a severe affordable housing crisis. As rents continue to rise, individuals that have become homeless cannot quickly find housing they can afford. Families and individuals can experience homelessness for many reasons but moving them back into housing is the first step in solving any problem that caused their homelessness. Affordable housing and supportive services are needed to address the issue of homelessness.
HOMELESS VETERANS:
LET'S ELIMINATE HOMELESSNESS AMONG VETERANS IN CENTRAL FLORIDA AS WELL FOR THOSE WHO HAVE SERVED OUR COUNTRY
Here are the 10 states with the most homeless people:
California (151,278)
New York (92,091)
Florida (28,328)
Texas (25,848)
Washington (21,577)
Massachusetts (18,471)
Oregon (15,876)
Pennsylvania (13,199)
Georgia (10,443)
Ohio (10,345)
Here are the 10 states with the most homeless people:
California (151,278)
New York (92,091)
Florida (28,328)
Texas (25,848)
Washington (21,577)
Massachusetts (18,471)
Oregon (15,876)
Pennsylvania (13,199)
Georgia (10,443)
Ohio (10,345)
Thank you to our partners who continue to help us serve our community
Thank you to our partners who continue to help us serve our community
29% of our population is our Homeless youth
29% of our population is our Homeless youth
UPCOMING EVENT
UPCOMING EVENT
*Donating $20 a monthly will help to cloth,feed,educate and restore a family of 3
* Donating $30 a month will assist with helping a family of 4 with clothing, food , and transportation to doctors etc.
*Donations of $40 a month will help us find shelter and living resources, food, clothing, and build restoration to a family with children
ANY HELP YOU CAN GIVE TO ASSIST THOSE IN NEED IS A BLESSING.
OUR MISSION
OUR MISSION
THE MISSION OF H2R IS TO REBUILD: REVIVE: RENEW FAMILIES ONE LIFE AT A TIME , BY SUPPLYING THEM WITH THE TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO BECOME SELF SUFFICIENT
End of 2019 the State of Florida Homeless Stats
Total Homeless 28,328
Homeless Households 2,171
Veterans 2,472
Young Adults 1,450
And this is not even counting the children, infants and babies that are on these streets
Florida has the third largest homeless population in the United States at 31,030 with 17,637 sheltered and 13,393 unsheltered – including children and families. Between 2015 and 2019, the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) reported that the total number of homeless children attending public schools increased from 71,446 (2015) to 95,860 (2019).
Florida has the third largest homeless population in the United States at 31,030 with 17,637 sheltered and 13,393 unsheltered – including children and families. Between 2015 and 2019, the Florida Department of Education (FLDOE) reported that the total number of homeless children attending public schools increased from 71,446 (2015) to 95,860 (2019).
"Florida's recidivism rate is about 33%, which means that one out of every three inmates released from a Florida prison return to prison in Florida within three years. We are a 2nd chance facility plan to help end the cycle of reentry to our Judicial system. Our plan is to help with Job placement, restart advocacy, and resource tools to end the cycle of reoffending.
VISION STATEMENT
To End Homeless Insecurities, Family instability, and the cycle of poverty and Recidivism
VISION STATEMENT
To End Homeless Insecurities, Family instability, and the cycle of poverty and Recidivism
We are a nonprofit 501(c)3 that specialized in 3 areas:
Homelessness* Family Stability *Restart Advocacy
