Medical Services and references to other clinics and hospitals. A general orientation to help them adapt better to life in this country. Job referral with the help of community residents, past members of the shelter, and other parishes. We provide legal aid and references. English classes are provided weekly.
Participants receive orientation regarding their human and worker rights.
Classes on how to prevent venereal diseases and other illnesses that they might be exposed to. All participants are first interviewed before being admitted into the shelter in order to determine their situation and primary needs. The participant is then admitted into the project. The project can intake up to 60 people, but we do offer emergency shelter for one to two nights. Needs of the Participants Work Jackets, blankets and clothes for men Canned food, rice, beans, sugar, oil, etc.