Gwinnett Children's Shelter, Inc.
3850 Tuggle Road, Buford, 30519
(678) 546-8770
Home of Hope at Gwinnett Children's Shelter in Buford helps children and their moms who have no home. Families live there for 3 to 12 months, get a free room and meals, and learn skills for school, work, parenting and money. Homeless young women age 18 and older are also served.
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- Taking volunteers now
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- How often
- A regular scheduleFrom the description, not confirmed
- Who they serve
- Women with children, Single women, Youth (under 25)From the description, not confirmed
- When
- Weekdays, EveningsFrom the description, not confirmed
- Gender restrictions
- Women onlyFrom the description, not confirmed
- Kind of work
- Hands-on (sorting, serving, building), With people (tutoring, mentoring, visiting), Office and phones, EventsFrom the description, not confirmed
- Curfew
- 9 p.m. daily for all guestsFrom the description, not confirmed
- Who can come
- Adults (18 and up)From the description, not confirmed
- Groups welcome
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- Background check needed
- YesFrom the description, not confirmed
- How to sign up
- Fill out the online volunteer application on the Volunteer page; staff contact you by phone or email in 3-5 business days.From the description, not confirmed
What they offer 5
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Life Skills ClassesService
Weekly classes for moms living in the program. Topics include school, career preparation, parenting and money planning. Moms must attend.
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Transitional housing for single mothers and their childrenService
They give mothers and their children a place to live while they are homeless. They also offer meals, life skills classes, and help with school, jobs, parenting, and money planning.
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Transitional housing for women who were in foster careService
They give women who were in foster care a place to live while they are homeless. They also offer meals, life skills classes, and help with school, jobs, parenting, and money planning.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Transitional Living ProgramProgram
A place to live for 3 to 12 months for homeless moms and their children. Families get a room, meals, a plan made for them, and life skills training.
- Info refreshed from their website· Oct 13
Volunteering at Home of HopeProgram
Adults can help with meals, events, repairs, office work and Kids Club activities with the children. Most volunteers are called when a need comes up.
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