Clarita's House Outreach Ministry, Inc.

HELP THE CHILDREN

Clarita's House Outreach Ministry is a non-profit program for the homeless and disadvantaged. We are a Christ centered program based on biblical principles.

Our outreach team serves the homeless & disadvantaged on the streets, in shelters, in the woods, cars and motels.

In Osceola County, we are putting most of our emphasis on the children living in motels and shelters. We provide groceries, clothing, personal care items, school supplies, toys, spiritual support, mentoring and other resources to these families with children.

There are over 2,500 registered homeless children just in Osceola County alone. Most of these children live in rent-by-the-week or by the month motels along U.S. Highway 192, minutes away from Disney World. Most are doubled up with friends and relatives and some are living in cars and travel trailers.

Our long term goal is to have transitional housing accommodation and resources for these families with small children.

We depend solely on donation assistance from individuals, churches, businesses and grants to operate our programs.

Jesus said..... "For I was hungry and you gave me something to eat, I was thirsty and you gave me something to drink, I was a stranger and you invited me in. "I tell you the truth, whatever you did for one of the least of these brothers of mine, you did for me." Matt: 5:35,40

With the help of individuals, businesses, churches and grants, we can continue to feed the hungry, cloth the naked and give hope to the hopeless.

Our Mission is to help the homeless and disadvantaged achieve self-sufficiency and inspire them to reconnect with society in a productive way.

Our Vision is to provide food, clothing and other resources needed to become homeless and disadvantaged to become independent and productive members of our community. We serve the communities in Osceola and Orange County of Central Florida.

We are committed to serving God and the needs of the homeless and disadvantaged. Every year over 3 million people experience homelessness, including 1.3 million children. The face of homelessness is diverse. It includes mothers, fathers, sons, daughters, and racial and ethnic minorities. One third of the homeless population is made up of families, 25-40% work, 37% are families with children, 25% are children, 25-30% are mentally disable, 39% are veterans, 40% are drug or alcohol dependent.

"I am my brother's keeper"

We invite you to become a supporter of our programs and allow God to use you for the building of his kingdom.

Your generous donations will ensure that the needs of our most vulnerable citizens are met.

All contributors will receive updates on our progress, activities, events and will be listed in our newsletters.