Located in Jamaica, Queens, the Saratoga Family Residence (SFR) is Homes for the Homeless’s largest shelter and serves up to 255 families with 335 children on any given day. SFR residents can access an array of assistance from family and employment services from a team of case managers, client care coordinators, employment specialists, and housing specialists to on-site substance abuse treatment, afterschool and recreation programming, NYC DOE pre-k and 3-k, and daycare for their children.

SERVING PEOPLE EXPERIENCING HOMELESSNESS OF MIAMI AND BROWARD SINCE 1922

Helping men, women, and children with meals, safe shelter, life-changing residential programs, employment, and housing resulting in transformed lives.

Serving our neighbors in need in Broken Arrow and Coweta since 1983.

At Broken Arrow Neighbors, we provide Assistance with Dignity, we Serve with Compassion, and we Empower the Future for our clients and their families. Our organization offers essential support to individuals and families in need, ensuring that every interaction is marked by respect and empathy. Through our comprehensive services of Neighbors Choice Curbside Pantry Program, Emergency Financial Assistance, and our Jump Start Career Guidance Program, we strive to uplift our community and inspire lasting positive change.

Hydrants of Hope is a non-profit organization that offers year-round support programs, activities and emotional support to children and their families that are battling cancer. Our children are those whose lives are affected by cancer and vary in their states of treatment or remission

Our mission is that these kids and families will find joy, new courage and renewed hope for the future, and that we can be a part of helping make that happen.

A social enterprise (For Profit Social Enterprise) dedicated to the development of digital skills of school children and young people from all socio-economic backgrounds. It believes that Computer Science is fundamental for the development of the new generations because it is an excellent vector for developing 21st Century competences, and it is a skill that is highly valued by the labor market. As part of this general objective, Progracademy seeks to reduce the digital divide that especially affects children and young people from disadvantaged backgrounds.

Civil Association founded in 1995 with the purpose of offering girls at ‘high social risk’ favorable attention in their intellectual development, and encourages them to become the protagonists of their own history.
It has two programs: housing for young women and social work in rural communities in Mexico City.