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Human Services Campus The heat is on!
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Summers in Phoenix can be long and lethal for those who can't escape the heat. Those who live in it say the heat makes them irritable, disoriented and unable to eat. Even at night, the temperature can hover in the lower 90s.
As temperatures rocket over 110 degrees this weekend, Ken Curry and his homeless-outreach team from Southwest Behavioral Health Services know what they'll find. There will be people with mental illness experiencing heat-triggered reactions to their psychotropic medicines...
Human Services Campus Homeless rate among students in Arizona is climbing.
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25,000 students in state homeless; up 18% in year, The number of homeless schoolchildren in Arizona has surpassed 25,000 - equivalent to the population of Fountain Hills. {bnl} Kids getting lunch assistance | {lnl} Does Legislature care about kids?
Human Services Campus Maricopa County Manager, David Smith on the opening of the TLC last Friday
Human Services Campus Arlene Pfeiff-Maraj, managing director for the Human Services Campus talks about the importance of the Transformational Learning Center.
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Shelter residents embrace a sense of purpose through the team, the newest in a nationwide league for the homeless.
Human Services Campus now you can follow the HSC on twitter
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We are a collaboration of 15 nonprofit organizations working toward a sustainable end to the crisis of homelessness in Maricopa County.
The U.S. Postal Service is re-evaluating its decision to cut funding to a Phoenix post office that serves homeless clientele, just days before the scheduled start of closure proceedings.
Human Services Campus The Human Services Campus thanks volunteers from the National Association of Industrial and Office Properties (NAIOP) Arizona for preparing and serving a barbecue dinner for approximately 500 individuals and families on the campus June 5. NAIOP graciously agreed to sponsor the barbecue to fill the gap in meal service a...nd support HSC's ongoing efforts to combat homelessness and reclaim lives.
Human Services Campus Visit the Human Services Campus for a Grand Opening of the Lodestar Day Resource Center's (LDRC) Transformational Learning Center. The Learning Center is LDRC's newest addition to the continued development of holistic, transformational and educational services for the homeless community.
Learning Center Grand Opening
Time:4:00PM Friday, June 19th
Location:Lodestar Day Resource Center at the Human Services Campus
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