Hallelujah House Outreach Ministry Center Case Study

The Hallelujah House Outreach Ministry Center is a non-profit ecumenical organization. They are committed to reaching out to anyone crossing racial, ethnic, denominational and/or social problems. They are also committed to eliminating the barriers that hinder the community around us. This organization holds a civic responsibility to provide resources, support programs, projects, and workshops to assist the people in need. They also help the community by enabling people to transform in many aspects of their lives whether it is a spiritual and emotional healing, their health style, or life skills. A set of counselors is always available at this outreach center to become role models for the youth and all who have lost their way. Leadership, teamwork,
When I first pulled up to the small house located on Tyree street, there was a line of vagrant and less fortunate people. My first task was to escort each individual to the back of the house to the pantry room. In the pantry, I had to give each person a plastic bag and they were able to choose a few items from the room. When they were done, they moved to the clothes closet to pick out a few pairs of clothes and/or shoes. If they need assistance with anything else, someone was there to help them with their needs. There was a specific amount of food each person was given but not a set amount of clothing. After I was done with one client, I repeated those steps with the next. Throughout the semester, we've talked about minorities in the United States. I have taken time out to actually observe the people around the community and I've realized how much they are suffering from several social problems such as economic inequalities, families and children living in poverty, and the inability to apply or be approved for jobs to have the opportunity to help their families. Charities and nonprofit organizations play a major role in helping families who aren't able to help