All shelter residents have a Case Manager who works with every individual and household to establish a case plan, providing a road map to independent living.
Homeless Services of Aroostook is facing challenges serving meals and providing food to its residents.
The reasons for the difficulties are varied. A storage pantry was turned into a shelter space in June named the "Aroostook Bridge;" Support and enthusiasm for the "Meal Train" has waned; Residency numbers have increased and budgets for food have changed...
Along with collecting items for the homeless, there will be free samples throughout the store and a special 'Kids Korner' with a visit from Old St. Nick!
The 4th Annual Safe Homes Aroostook 5K will take place on Sunday, May 1st, from 1:00-3:00PM, starting in Gentile Hall at the University of Maine at Presque Isle. The event benefits both Hope & Justice Project and Homeless Services of Aroostook.