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Community Voice Mail is a free resource tool that connects the homeless population, and those living is poverty, to other resources that facilitate self-sufficiency.
Partners and Resources
- Thrive DC!
- SOME
- Perry School
- Pathways to Housing
- Neighbor's Consejo
- National Student Partnership
- N Street Village
- Miriam's Kitchen
- Jobs Have Priority
- Homes for Hope
- The Green Door
- Friendship Place
- Dash DC
- Community Connections
- Bread for the City
- Poverty and Policy
- Washington D.C.'s Street Sense
- Beat the heat. Cooling centers in DC
- Free legal help for homeless individuals in DC
- http://dcfoodfinder.org
- Bread for the City's food pantry for qualified families
- Ida Mae Campbell Wellness and Resource Center (pc use, drop in center, and more)
- Addiction recovery information for the homeless (So Others Might Eat)
- Jobs Have Priority
- What Community Voice Mail can do!
- Free summer meals for children 18 and under when school is out. Call 211 to find a site near you.
- DC Department of Employment Services
- Job training for Ward 8 residents (OIC)
- DC Central Kitchen's Culinary Job Training Program
- N Street Village (assistance for women)
- Veteran's Survival Guide
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- Beat the heat. Emergency shelter resources.
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About Me
- Community Voice Mail DC
- Community Voice Mail's national office is located in Seattle, Washington. CVM partnered with AmeriCorps, to help DC residents stay connected. You may visit www.cvm.org for further details. We supply local nonprofit agencies with free voice mail service to clients in need. This blog serves as a portal of information and resources for those in need, in the Washington, DC area. Please read through our archives, since you will also find a number of resources there, in addition to our agency list that includes those who offer Community Voice Mail and more!
Guys,
ReplyDeleteI will soon launch Vid3oMail.com. Check this out and let me know what you think?
Send a video mail at http://www.vid3omail.com
Cheers
Ferdy