New Project HOME development designed to tackle Philly's opioid epidemic
The Inn of the Amazing Mercy will provide short-term and permanent supportive housing to more than 60 residents.
Source: whyy.org
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Philly's Project HOME co-founders Sister Mary Scullion, Joan McConnon to step down- WHYY
Project HOME was born out of a swimming pool locker room. Next week, it will open its 1,000th unit of housing in Philly.
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Source: whyy.org
Hedge-Fund Billionaires James and Marilyn Simons Give Stony Brook $500 Million
Plus, the Chartwell School, a private school that serves youths with dyslexia and other language-related learning issues, received a $45 million bequest, and two donors gave $25 million to help people struggling with homelessness and opioid addiction.
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Source: philanthropy.com
New Philadelphia program launches in battle against opioids, homelessness
A new program in Philadelphia hopes to address the opioid epidemic and homelessness.
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Source: fox29.com
Project HOME in Philadelphia receives $25 million donation to fight addiction
The donation, from philanthropists Pam Estadt and Ira Lubert, is aimed at filling in gaps in the treatment system that allow patients with addiction.
Source: inquirer.com
Project HOME to launch effort to tackle Philly's opioid epidemic
The nonprofit is teaming up with three hospital systems to provide people a direct path from the emergency room to supportive housing.
Source: whyy.org