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Medical Services such as general screenings, dental services, mental health, drug and alcohol rehabilitation, Sexually Transmitted Disease (STD) clinics, and regular follow ups. These services are provided by Queens Care Medical Center on a weekly basis, Clinica Romero on a monthly basis and Union Rescue Mission provide dental services regularly. University of Southern California County General Hospital and White Memorial provide emergency services. GHP recently established a relationship with Altamed who provide regular workshops on family planning and the prevention of Sexually Transmitted Infections (STIs). They’re also training interested clients on becoming health promoters to both help develop their leadership skills and disseminate important health information into the community. Finally, a counseling and drug treatment program is being instituted through the work of the Extension Program of Loyola Marymount University and Catholic Charities. |
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| Educational Seminars
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Educational Seminars are held weekly and include such topics as human and labor rights and tobacco and drug prevention. English as a Second Language (ESL) classes are offered every other week by the International Institute of Los Angeles. GHP also holds spirituality and meditation classes. All classes are optional and based on client expressed needs. |
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| Job Referrals
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Job Referrals are coordinated by the Case Manager who connects with local job centers and online resources to aid clients in finding employment. |
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| Savings Plan
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Savings Plan management teaches clients budgeting and saving for self-sufficiency. The amount a client chooses to contribute is voluntary. The plan helps clients save their earnings, teaches them to plan for independent living and allows GHP to maintain a safe environment without theft. This process ensures that clients don’t become homeless again due to lack of fiscal planning once they leave GHP. |
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| Housing Referrals & Placement
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Housing Referrals & Placement includes assistance with completing paperwork and legal review of the lease or rental agreement. Clients also attend workshops to find housing, negotiate leases and learn about tenant rights and landlord responsibilities. Strong networking is made with the leadership of the housing authority and various shelter transitional housing programs in the city. |
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The Winter time brings colder weather and harsher times for most of the men at our Guadalupe Homeless Project. Help us bring some comfort to the men at our shelter by donating a new or gently used Jacket this Holiday Season. For more information, see the flyer below:

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New Beginnings at GHP- Desde la Base, Summer 2012
The early 90s were not kind to former Guadalupe Homeless Project resident Juan. On a day that forever changed the course of his life, he was badly beaten in an altercation with police. The legacy of this experience was far-reaching. Juan suffered permanent brain damage, and because of this disability has found it very difficult to maintain a job..ead More >>
A Harvest of Friends - Desde la Base, Winter 2012
At the Guadalupe Homeless Project in-side Dolores Mission, where so many resi-dents are migrant workers who come and go,relationships are born on a daily basis. Some only last as long as a man’s stay at the shelter, while others endure over time. Former program participant Angel Flores is oneGuadalupano whose story is a testa-ment to GHP’s mission to help connect residents with other members of the ...Read More >>
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