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{{toplink|url=http://projecthome.org/our-work/outreach-coordination-center|name=projecthome.org/our-work/outreach-coordination-center}}[[File:HomelessOutreachHotline.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Homeless Outreach Hotline in action.]] | {{toplink|url=http://projecthome.org/our-work/outreach-coordination-center|name=projecthome.org/our-work/outreach-coordination-center}}[[File:HomelessOutreachHotline.jpg|300px|thumb|right|Homeless Outreach Hotline in action.]]<blockquote><pre>The Homeless Outreach Hotline: 215-232-1984</pre>Project HOME's Continuum of Care, our strategy to enable individuals to break the cycle of homelessness by providing housing and services, begins with street outreach.<br><br>Project HOME's Outreach Coordination Center (OCC), in partnership with the City of Philadelphia and other service providers, coordinates outreach to people living on the streets of Philadelphia. Last year, the OCC made 6890 unique contacts and placed 2869 individuals.<br><br>Outreach response workers build trusting relationships that enable individuals who are homeless to accept placement in appropriate settings where they may obtain needed opportunities to stabilize their lives. The outreach teams attempt to establish a rapport that gradually leads to acceptance and openness to seeking help.<br><br>Outreach teams conduct street outreach almost around the clock seven days per week, with additional teams out during summer and winter weather emergencies.</blockquote> | ||
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The Homeless Outreach Hotline: 215-232-1984Project HOME's Continuum of Care, our strategy to enable individuals to break the cycle of homelessness by providing housing and services, begins with street outreach.
Project HOME's Outreach Coordination Center (OCC), in partnership with the City of Philadelphia and other service providers, coordinates outreach to people living on the streets of Philadelphia. Last year, the OCC made 6890 unique contacts and placed 2869 individuals.
Outreach response workers build trusting relationships that enable individuals who are homeless to accept placement in appropriate settings where they may obtain needed opportunities to stabilize their lives. The outreach teams attempt to establish a rapport that gradually leads to acceptance and openness to seeking help.
Outreach teams conduct street outreach almost around the clock seven days per week, with additional teams out during summer and winter weather emergencies.
In The News
- How to Help the Homeless in the Bitter Cold, NBC-10, December 28, 2017.
- Do Something: Help The Homeless and Hungry, The Philadelphia Citizen, Undated.