HRP is a Christian based non-profit 501c3
organization that was formed in 2019, with the aim of providing support services to community members experiencing homelessness in the city of
Lowell, MA and surrounding towns.
We provide a safe space where these families and individuals experiencing homelessness can be connected to helpful resources to support their general well-being and overcome barriers to
accessing affordable and permanent housing.
The Homeless Reform Project’s work is to help these homeless people get affordable housing, medical care and food.
According to the Department of Housing and Urban Development’s (HUD) recent Annual Homeless Assessment Report (AHAR), roughly 582,462 people experienced homelessness on a single night. Among the homeless population, 40% (233,832 people) were unsheltered, living on the streets or other places not meant for human habitation. 30% of the homeless population were families with children. The Homeless Reform Project’s work is to help these homeless people get affordable housing, medical care and food. We help in eradicating homelessness among community members experiencing homeless through compressive professional programs. HRP strives to ensure that those we serve become stable enough to flourish independently or with minimal support.
When we talk about homeless services, we’re not just talking about a cot and a bowl of soup (though those are certainly important!). Modern homeless shelters offer a comprehensive suite of support designed to address the root causes of homelessness and provide pathways to stability. These services often include:
Feeding the Homeless​ HRP Drug Addiction Prevention Program
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