PROGRAMS
We help over 23Kchildren everyyear
Overview of Programs
Helper Hand is committed to empowering orphans affected by war, poverty, and limited opportunities.
Helper Hand is dedicated to helping those who have lost limbs due to wars and conflicts, particularly in Syria, Palestine, and Gaza.
Builds resilience and inclusivity through cultural integration workshops, job training, and youth engagement
Provides refugees and orphans with education, healthcare, and emotional support while offering mentorship and extracurricular activities.
Supports individuals with disabilities and seniors, emphasizing inclusivity within faith-based communities.
This program supports faith-based communities and underserved populations in Sacramento by providing temporary shelters, meal distribution, and long-term housing solutions.
Path to Home
This program supports faith-based communities and underserved populations in Sacramento by providing temporary shelters, meal distribution, and long-term housing solutions. Workshops on financial literacy and job placement empower participants to rebuild their lives with dignity and independence.
Participants
- Schools: Partner with local schools to involve students in meal preparation and distribution.
- Volunteers: Assist with shelter operations, meal delivery, and workshops.
- Funding Required: $75,000 annually for shelters, meals, and resources.
Governmental Input
- Housing Grants: Secure funding from HUD.
- Permits and Zoning: Collaborate with city and county officials for compliance.
- Job Training Support: Partner with California’s Employment Development Department (EDD).
communications and awareness-raising, and advocacy.