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Our Outreach Efforts:

At Angels in Motion, our outreach events frequently draw over 100 people in need, to whom we provide essential services. We offer nutritious meals, blessing bags filled with necessities, access to social services, clothing, and toiletries. While we consistently host outreach on Wednesdays and Sundays, we also organize additional events throughout the week. These include luncheons in the park and special Holiday Outreach Days, where we serve holiday meals and distribute blessing bags filled with seasonal items such as hats, gloves, scarves, and coats during the winter months.

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Blessing Bags: A Key to Engagement

Blessing bags are at the heart of our outreach efforts, serving as a vital tool for initial engagement with those we support. These bags are more than just a collection of items; they represent our commitment to building trust and offering hope. Each blessing bag is carefully assembled with snacks, drinks, a handmade note of encouragement, and an AIM resource pamphlet. This pamphlet includes crucial information and contact numbers for shelter, social services, medical assistance, and detox/treatment. These bags provide a compassionate first step in forming a connection with our angels on the streets.

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Comprehensive Recovery Support Services:

Our recovery support services are offered daily to ensure those in need have access to the resources they require. These services include treatment options, direct linkages to recovery housing, transportation, and essential items. We also provide funding for sober living when available, as well as connections to ongoing care. Our goal is to remove barriers to recovery and to support individuals in every step of their journey.

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The Power of Loving Kindness:

At Angels in Motion, we believe in meeting people where they are, with love, compassion, and understanding. We recognize that each person’s path is unique, and so is their journey to recovery. Our approach is grounded in support rather than judgment, ensuring that everyone feels accepted and valued as they take their steps toward healing.

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