About This Event
Join the Foundation in a Day of Service
MIBOR members are invited to join the REALTOR® Foundation for a special volunteer opportunity at Gennesaret Free Clinic’s Health Recovery Program for Men. Come learn more about one of the Foundation grant receipients and contribute your time and talent for a great program!
Projects will include organizing, painting, minor fence repair, landscaping, etc.
About GFC Health Recovery Program:
A hospital stay is rarely good news – but getting to go home usually is…unless you have no home. This scenario plays out daily in hospitals across our city. The Health Recovery Program (HRP) was developed in response to hospitals discharging homeless people to emergency shelters that were not staffed nor equipped to assist someone in the final stages of healing from a hospitalization. The Heath Recovery Program for Homeless Men opened in July 2000 and provides after hospital care for up to 8 homeless men in two residences. It has received both local and national recognition for program effectiveness. In fiscal year 2016, the HRPHM served the needs of 35 men.
About This Event
Join the Foundation in a Day of Service
MIBOR members are invited to join the REALTOR® Foundation for a special volunteer opportunity at Gennesaret Free Clinic’s Health Recovery Program for Men. Come learn more about one of the Foundation grant receipients and contribute your time and talent for a great program!
Projects will include organizing, painting, minor fence repair, landscaping, etc.
About GFC Health Recovery Program:
A hospital stay is rarely good news – but getting to go home usually is…unless you have no home. This scenario plays out daily in hospitals across our city. The Health Recovery Program (HRP) was developed in response to hospitals discharging homeless people to emergency shelters that were not staffed nor equipped to assist someone in the final stages of healing from a hospitalization. The Heath Recovery Program for Homeless Men opened in July 2000 and provides after hospital care for up to 8 homeless men in two residences. It has received both local and national recognition for program effectiveness. In fiscal year 2016, the HRPHM served the needs of 35 men.