Community
for Creative Nonviolence*
The Community for Creative Nonviolence (CCNV) is the largest full
service homeless shelter of its kind in the United States. CCNV provides
shelter for 1,350 homeless men and woman and offers a full array of
social services; drug and alcohol rehabilitation; medical, mental health
and dental care; and cultural activities.
425 Second St. NW
Washington, DC 20001
Phone: 202-393-1909
Fax: 202-738-3524
ccnv@erols.com
Helping Hands
Services: Provide hot meals and clothing giveaways every 2nd Saturday
of the month, provide Thanksgiving dinners, to give aways during the
Christmas season to needy families.
Helping Hands
Springfield Baptist Church
508 P St. N.W
(202) 234-0648
Rev. L. B. Jones - Pastor
Sister Dolleen Jones - Chair Person
Her House
Her House is a coalition of organizations and concerned individuals
and corporations, working to help women gain the safety and economic
freedom of home ownership. Her House is a project of DC Habitat for
Humanity. Her House's home page provides a description of the program,
information on how you can help and links to other related sites on
the Internet.
P.O.Box 30884
Washington, DC 20030
Phone: 202-628-9171
Fax: N/A
Email: miriam_neugeboren@habitat.org
National Collaboration for Homeless
Veterans - Washington, D.C. Site
The National Collaboration for Homeless Veterans is an AmeriCorps
grant administered by the Los Angeles Veterans Initiative (LA Vets).
The Washington, D.C. site of the National Collaboration for Homeless
Veterans began operation in November of 1997. AmeriCorps members are
involved in outreach, helping homeless veterans apply for benefits,
providing case management, networking among homeless and veterans' service
providers, teaching computer, writing and employability skills, and
providing employment counseling, job development, and job placement
services.
333 1/2 Pennsylvania Ave., S.E.
Washington, D.C. 20003-1148
Phone: 202-546-6994
Fax: 202-546-2063
Email: lavetsdc@aol.com