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The Oasis Trust (UKOrganization)
About:- Oasis demonstrates that Christian faith works by delivering practical solutions to the breadth of people's needs wherever they are encountered.
Oasis Outreach volunteers make contact with people who are homeless in London. Teams go out twice a week to befriend people on the streets and to offer advice and information on services that are available to them.
Did you know?........
40% of rough sleepers have been assaulted.
Homeless people are often assaulted or have their personal belongings stolen when they are at their most vulnerable such as sleeping. Sadly, most of the time they are not assaulted by other homeless people but by other members of the general public.
Interested in volunteering? You will need to be:
over 18 years old
living in or near London
a committed Christian
able to commit an evening a week on a regular basis
Please contact: Naomi O'Connor on 020 7450 9020 or e-mail naomi.oconnor@oasistrust.org

A Christian Homeless Rehabilitation Shelter (USA Washington City)
About:- The Mission was founded in 1941 by Burt McCausland, a local ministor and businessman, to serve those who remained homeless due to the Depression.
The Mission began in a simple store front, but moved to its current location in 1963. Today our primary service delivery area is Washington, Greene, Fayette, and Southwestern Allegheny counties.
In the beginning, homeless men were the primary recipients of services. However, in 1986, the Mission opened the Avis Arbor Women's Shelter to meet the needs of the fastest growing homeless population -- women and children.
Through the years, the Mission has expanded its programs to better server an ever-expanding number of people. However, what has never changed is the commitment to share the love and Word of Jesus Christ to all who pass through our doors.
Volunteers:- Volunteers are a very important part of our ministry at Washington City Mission. We could not have helped poor and homeless for 59 years if it were not for the help of volunteers. No matter how you wish to volunteer, there is a place for you at Washington City Mission!
If you would like more information please call our Volunteer Coordinator, Autumn Neely at 724-222-8530 and request an application.
Sample of Volunteer Jobs Available:
Preparing and/or serving meals at the Mission’s dining halls
Tutoring our guests
Stuffing and addressing mailings
Sorting donations
Writers, computer support, web page design, public relations
Babysitting
Electricians, General Contractors, Plumbers, Landscapers, Painters
Nurses and Doctors to perform physicals or care for the homeless

Lakewood Christian Service Center (USA)
About:- Lakewood Christian Service Center is a collaborative organization of individuals, Lakewood churches, businesses and civic organizations. The organization was begun in 1982 as twelve Lakewood churches combined their resources to provide a Hunger Center for local residents. Soon after its founding the volunteers made a commitment to address the deeper questions of why clients were coming in need of food. Throughout its history the Center has been dedicated to addressing the needs of Lakewood citizens who are jobless, hungry, and/or in crisis. The Center provides job-search assistance; emergency food; advocacy with housing, utilities and public assistance; and information and referral services.
Contact us:
Phone (216) 226-6466
Fax: (216) 226-8493
e-mail: lcsc@bge.net
Open Hours:
M-F 10:00 a.m. – 1:45 p.m.
Wed. Evening 5:30 p.m. – 8:00 p.m.
(Food Distributed M-W-F only)

Home Sweet Home Ministries (USA)
About:- Home Sweet Home ministers successfully because of the contributions and service of many people, all driven by our vision and committed to carrying out a tradition of excellent service. Home Sweet Home is an interdenominational Christian ministry serving the homeless and low-income through a variety of programs.
Get involved:- We need volunteers like you to make our work possible! We'd love to have you get involved. Check out the volunteer information and
opportunities, read about other volunteers, and discover how you can become part of what we are doing!
We can use both individuals and groups. If you would like to talk to someone about getting connected with our ministry, please call Home Sweet Home at 309.828.7356 and ask for Marcia Larson, Volunteer Coordinator. We want to get to know you so that we can find the best fit for you to serve! Email Us
Email: hshinfo@hshministries.org
Call Us:
Free to call Home Sweet Home at
309.828.7356.
Write Us:
Home Sweet Home
303 East Oakland Ave.
Bloomington, Illinois 61701

The Passage (UK)
About:- The Passage runs the largest voluntary sector day centre for homeless people in London. Every day we help over 350 people.We also have our own 53 bed emergency night shelter, Passage House.It was officially opened on 1st March 2000. It costs over £2 million a year to keep going. Only half of this is funded from statutory sources. The rest comes from donations from individuals, church organisations, charitable trusts and companies.
Volunteer:- The Passage needs volunteers seven days a week. If you have a day or night a week to spare and would like to help us in any way please call Rupert Butcher, Volunteer Co-ordinator, on 020 7592 1863 any weekday from 8.30am to 3.30pm or e-mail rupert@passage.org.uk

http://www.covenanthouse.org/ (USA)
Covenant House International is the largest privately-funded agency in the Americas providing shelter and other services to homeless, runaway and throwaway youth.