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Khalaf was a dropout from high school. His family had been through years of homelessness, and his experienceof failing schools left him with enormous...

A Powerful Revolution

Our Executive Director, S. Mary Scullion, gave the keynote address at the April 17 Graduation Ceremony of the Philadelphia Peer Leadership Academy...
Architecture students at Philadelphia University confronted an unusual challenge when they created a living environment for residents at the Women of...
A program to help Philadelphia’s homeless during the cold winter months has closed for the season. The “Hub of Hope,” in Suburban Station, helped more...
During this Easter week, we share this spiritual reflection, written several years ago by Will O’Brien. Will has been a member of the Project HOME for...
The homeless advocacy organization, Project HOME, held its own Easter service at its headquarters on Fairmount Avenue in Philadelphia on Sunday.
Mira is an alumna of Project HOME. Soft-spoken and always elegantly dressed, she frequently comes back to Project HOME to participate in alumni events...
Sister Mary Scullion, R.S.M., a nationally recognized advocate for people who are homeless and mentally ill, will receive the 2013 James Cardinal...

A Respite from the Cold

Karen Orrick is the Project Coordinator for the Hub of Hope and Strategic Initiatives. K. Earl left Philadelphia in 2000, running from a past that...
Jenna Bryant is the manager of the HOME Spun Resale Boutique, formerly Our Daily Threads. Employment can hold different meanings to different people...

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