Mercer County holds summer PHC!

by Richard Brown on July 13, 2008

in Project Homeless Connect

More than 550 receive help!

A young boy enjoys books donated at PHC

The Mercer County Alliance to End Homelessness hosted a summer time on Thursday, July 10, 2008. This outdoor event enabled citizens to receive vital information on housing support services. It also provided those in attendance with shoes, clothing, books, toys, haircuts, medical assistance, and legal advice, which were all donated by state-wide supporters. Volunteers conducted Point In Time interviews with those in attendance - the second set of Point In Time interviews to be conducted in this year. On the left a young boy enjoys books donated to him at .

To read an article in the Trenton Times click here. That article quoted Joyce Williams from the Rescue Mission as saying, “It keeps the people’s minds green. It reminds them that services are available to them and it lets them know people care about their situation.”

This PHC was held near the Rescue Mission building on Ewing Street, in Trenton. Over five hundred fifty citizens attended the event throughout the day and it was a great success.

These are some of the fourteen (14) photos from the held on July 10, 2008.

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Local_service_providers.jpg Tarry.JPG Hot_lunches_were_provided_at_Project_Homeless_Connect.jpg Volunteer_and_boy_playing.jpg

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