Volunteer Opportunities in Tampa, Florida
Metropolitan Ministries
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The Homeless Voice
The Homeless Voice houses, feeds, and finds jobs for anyone who is homeless. They serve 500 homeless daily and serve over 45,000 meals each month.
The Homeless Voice distributes a street newspaper in Florida on street corners of Broward, Dade, Hillsborough, Orange, Polk, and Palm Beach Counties. The Homeless Voice Newspaper has three functions:
View archives of past issues of The Homeless Voice Newspaper here.
The Homeless Voice distributes a street newspaper in Florida on street corners of Broward, Dade, Hillsborough, Orange, Polk, and Palm Beach Counties. The Homeless Voice Newspaper has three functions:
- Educate the public on homelessness and poverty issues
- Provide temporary employment to those without a job
- Raise additional funds for the Florida based shelter
View archives of past issues of The Homeless Voice Newspaper here.
Pedestrian Villages for the Homeless
Michael E. Arth's plan to permanently solve homelessness in Volusia County, FL.
"The current approach to adult homelessness, which follows a similar model all over the United States, has failed and continual applications of “band-aid solutions” by various competing and disparate agencies are not going to fix it. We believe that the comprehensive Villages for the Homeless approach will reduce crime, improve our cities, and ultimately prove to be less costly and more helpful to the homeless themselves."
Learn more at www.villagesforthehomeless.org
As an urban designer and public policy analyst, Michael E. Arth believes that for less cost, we can have
"The current approach to adult homelessness, which follows a similar model all over the United States, has failed and continual applications of “band-aid solutions” by various competing and disparate agencies are not going to fix it. We believe that the comprehensive Villages for the Homeless approach will reduce crime, improve our cities, and ultimately prove to be less costly and more helpful to the homeless themselves."
Learn more at www.villagesforthehomeless.org
As an urban designer and public policy analyst, Michael E. Arth believes that for less cost, we can have