Anthony Miller, Founder/CEO of Tender Touch Ministries, Inc., attended County meeting in December 2016. Setting the stage to address proposals about the homeless in OC.
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An update from Matthew Skaggs of Tender Touch Ministries.
Yesterday, Casey Cross and myself, went to SA Riverbed Homeless Campsite, on behalf of Tender Touch Ministries, www.tendertouchministries.org, and dropped off 16 boxes of food, and 3 big bags of cloths. It was “Martin Luther King Day.”
We were meet by the 2d Baptist Church of Santa Ana. We also meet Angela, that lives there that needed women’s clothes and it so happened we had some to give her. She will be one of our inside contact people. I asked her to let us know when they need anything, food, cloths, water, even medical attention and we’d send help. As you can see, there are disabled people, (men and women) living in tents down by the riverbed.
For FYI: On January 27, 2017, there will be a County meeting to discuss what to do about the many hundreds of homeless in OC. It’ll be at OC Community Services building, @ 1300 S. Grand Ave., SA, Ca 92705. The public is invited to attend, starts at 9 am. I’ll be there to make a proposal.
These people need counseling, an opportunity to get a better education, career and job opportunities, if they are ever able to become a productive member of society. To think it will happen without any planning is irresponsible to say the least. The main goal is to begin developing real working programs NOT HANDOUTS like some people like to claim. Just giving everything away will never solve and has never solved any long term problem. The keyword here is “planning.”
Photos of Casey, Matt and people receiving assistance.
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On Thursday, December 15th, 2016, Tender Touch Ministries rendered assistance to the homeless at the Santa Ana Riverbed.
We donated food, blankets, towels, water, clothing, jackets, and most importantly HOPE.
Special thanks goes to Matthew Skaggs, Casey Cross and Fred and Beth Schemer for your servitude.
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Tender Touch Ministries donates food, clothing, water, and blankets to the homeless, at the Santa Ana Riverbed and has done so, for the past 8 months. We are committed to work tirelessly to bring forth a richer lifestyle to those who are less fortunate.
See also: http://voiceofoc.org/2016/09/people-of-the-riverbed/
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Over the past 8-months Tender Touch Ministries has donated 8 to 15 bags of food on a weekly basis to Veterans First to help feed our honored heroes and their families.
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Lifeback Legal Services is committed to helping low-income families and our communities through education and community partnerships.
Throughout the State of California, people face obstacles due to their past mistakes: difficulty finding employment, obstacles qualifying for housing, and trouble obtaining professional licenses – to name a few. At times, these same people are unable to afford legal counsel or to hire an attorney, yet they desperately need help. For this reason, Lifeback Legal Services works hard to provide the following. For more information please go to: www.lifebacklegal.com
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What a great time we had at the Irvine Global Village Festival, on Saturday, September 24th, great people and lots of fun.
Special congrats goes to our “Grand Prize” raffle winner below!
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On any given day, as many as 500 souls call the bed of the Santa Ana River home. While the American Civil Liberties Union of Southern California has been sounding alarm bells about the situation, little has been done. Here is a glimpse into life in the riverbed.
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