Project Homeless Connect 2016 Event Flyer
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Project Homeless Connect 2016 was an event held on January 29, 2016 from 9 AM to 2 PM at the Open Door Community House in Columbus, GA that provided services to assist the homeless population with housing, education, employment, healthcare, veterans' services, and more, and also included a town hall discussion on homelessness efforts in the area and a free lunch for the homeless at 12 PM.
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- 1. Project Homeless Connect 2016 Visit us and get connected to services! Representatives will be on hand to assist with: Housing Education Employment Healthcare Veterans Services And much more! Stay for our Town Hall Discussion on homelessness efforts in the area! Please join us as we seek to end homelessness in Columbus! January 29, 2016 9 AM2 PM Open Door Community House 2405 2nd Avenue Columbus, GA 31901 Free Lunch for the Homeless at 12:00 PM Save The Date! BROUGHT TO YOU IN PART BY Homeless? Need help? QUESTIONS? CALL 706-596-5500 FOR MORE INFORMATION