Kids Without Homes A Presentation for [name of campus organization]

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Kids Without Homes A Presentation for [name of campus organization]

Name: Office Phone: Other Phone: Homeless Education Liaison Contact Information

Kids without homes in our community Discussion Overview Ways in which you can make a difference

Stereotypes of Homelessness

Did you know... nearly 9 million children More than 25 million Americans, including receive emergency food assistance each year from America's Second Harvest, a national food bank network of charitable agencies

About 70 percent of the clients seeking emergency food assistance are living below the federal poverty line... Nearly 40 percent have at least one working adult in their “household” Did you know...

Who is homeless? Federal and state laws say that young people who lack a fixed, regular, and adequate nighttime residence are homeless

Life is difficult for our kids without homes

A helping hand makes a difference

You help change days like this...

into a life like this!

Examples of service opportunities that you may want to do once or twice a year

providing school supplies sponsoring a book drive for kids Service Opportunities

coordinating a food drive conducting a clothing drive Service Opportunities

providing cleaning products and personal care items Service Opportunities

collecting household items, such as lamps and small bookcases Service Opportunities

raising funds for needed items by organizing a car wash -- a bake sale, or -- a garage / yard sale Service Opportunities

arranging transportation to and from health care appointments Service Opportunities

organizing a drive for stuffed animals and toys Service Opportunities

planting a tree at a homeless shelter Service Opportunities

offering use of your phone for local or long distance calls (which often have free weekend calls or a flat monthly rate)

home-building with Habitat for Humanity Service Opportunities

teaching kids how to play board games Service Opportunities

sponsoring a benefit walk or run Service Opportunities

enjoying outdoor activities together Service Opportunities

preparing / serving a holiday meal Service Opportunities

organizing a holiday party Service Opportunities

Examples of service opportunities that you may want to do on an ongoing basis

Ongoing Opportunities food closet / food pantry

meals served on regularly scheduled days / times Ongoing Opportunities

kids helping kids mentoring tutoring Ongoing Opportunities

When exploring service options, consider the advantages of collaboration Collaboration

Other campus organizations Local businesses Homeless shelters Civic groups Religious congregations For example, consider local collaborations with: Collaboration

Thank You! On behalf of our community’s kids without homes...

Name: Office Phone: Other Phone: Homeless Education Liaison Contact Information