The Economic Crunch: Shelters - Ministering Ministries -- Facilities for Homeless in Need of Hand As Funds Dwindle
The Commercial Appeal (2007-Current) › January 26, 2009
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A decade ago, Calvary Street Ministry, a Downtown nonprofit group serving the homeless, started a daytime "drop-in" center aimed at reaching the "unmedicated" mentally ill and those with addictions.
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The Economic Crunch: Shelters - Ministering Ministries -- Facilities for Homeless in Need of Hand As Funds Dwindle
Executive Director Malcolm McRae said they now annually serve 900 homeless people who are not served anywhere else. But this help could be in jeopardy. Closing their doors is "always a danger," McRae said, b...
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