How would I start a program for the homeless that provides a mailing address, to get SS card, DL, etc?
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Hello\n  Try the local Mail Box Etc places then apply for a 503c non profit with the government IRS to assist you to help others Make sure in order to know it is the right person receiving the mail that you take a picture of them and keep it in a folder  till they get their id's \n\nKeep  information on them like birthdays and family information that might be helpful to identify them for security purposes.. ask them a question that only you and that person knows the answer to ..\n\nGood Luck
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if this is temporary, use a pawnshop.  the only real thing you need is shelter and food.
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Try the welfare office
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depends on the case. check out http://www.nyc.gov/html/nycha/html/community/social_serv.shtml
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Go to your local welfare department.
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Bravo for you! Makes me happy to see you offering this stuff...but you should tell the people how....tell them to contact you or something for info...
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I know that in the MD, DC area, there is one called freecycle.com.  There is also something called the needs network.  Try them, they might be able to help you out.
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Many things depend on where you live and in what state you reside. There are different places available based on a city inside a state as well. If you are on governement benefits from a disability or the like, then you should immediately seek help from an organization of the state you live in for assistance in retaining those benefits while finding a place to live. \n\nMany agencies (non-profit, not government) have programs for those that are homeless or are about to be homeless. Those programs can assist you in finding a residence, keeping your benefits and assisting you in finding help for your drinking if you want that too. \n\nCheck your local yellow pages for homeless shelters and social workers in those shelters, explain your situation and seek out the help. \n\nI wish you the best of luck.
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check out the chamber of commerce.  all you need to do is address an envelope to the city and state.  the post office will know the zip if you don't.  also, check at hospitals.  they usually can help people find temporary shelter.  sorry for your situation.
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Find out what services are offered through your local agencies (state, federal, local, religious, private) and see if you can volunteer as a helper at some level.  This will both give you a network of contacts within the community as well as an idea what services aren't provided in your area.\nIf the service you want to provide ISN'T anywhere near you, then try contacting a remote location by phone or email and see what they went through to set their business up.  Typically these organizations are more than happy to talk about how to provide help to others...it's what they do!
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Well, I'm not sure this will totally answer your question but here's a site that might get you started.  There might be classes with your Chamber of Commerce or other humanitarian organzations in your area that might be offered to help you get started.\n\nhttp://www.lds.org/ldsfoundation/ways/default/0,8113,1356-1-9-23,00.html
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im poor on ssi i could really use an sfghan allen_greensmoke@yahoo.com
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Send me some money and I'll put a program together for you.
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I would visit a local SS office and bring some good ID like a picture driver's license.\n\nA web site would be an easy way for potential fraud.
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This depends upon the location.  A local city board or Streets department is the place to start.
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Right here is one thing you do for community service.  Go to www.thehungersite.com\n\nIt is a totally free way to help.  The advertisers on the site send money to feed the poor.\n\n***Tell everyone you know about this!**
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Even if you are not eligible for any free programs your local social services can still direct you. And if all else fails call your local high school or community college and ask them.\nI did some research on this question and found a web site that has many contacts that can put you in the right direction. Here is what I found if all else fails;\n\nhttp://www.aypf.org/forumbriefs/2002/fb072602.htm \n\nWhere there is a will there is a way. Good luck with your education :-)