Help The Homeless | Favela Miami
Our Mission at Favela Miami
At Favela Miami, we are dedicated to helping individuals transition out of homelessness by addressing their basic needs and empowering them to achieve long-term stability. In partnership with the City of Miami Beach, we provide employment, training, and job search assistance to sheltered individuals, giving them the tools and support necessary to rejoin society and secure permanent housing.
BEFORE AND AFTER
Learn how to be able to really help an Homeless individual. These videos will better prepare you to be able make a difference in the lives of many people, your community included.
On a single night in January 2017, there were 553,742 people experiencing homelessness in the United States.
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In Miami, 38% of unsheltered persons and 43% of sheltered persons have a disability, including a mental health, substance abuse and/or physical disability
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It’s not that simple…
Homelessness creates significant barriers to employment that go beyond just a lack of housing. Many homeless individuals face challenges such as limited access to reliable transportation, insufficient job training, and difficulty obtaining clean clothes and basic hygiene. Without a stable address or the ability to meet daily needs, it becomes nearly impossible for them to present themselves as job-ready, despite their willingness and capability to work.
Favela Miami is dedicated to helping overcome these barriers by providing essential resources, training, and support, giving individuals a fair chance to rebuild their lives through meaningful employment.
Favela is a durable Brazilian plant that can survive in any weather and circumstances. Favela was grown by newly freed slaves and represents rebirth, reflecting the tenacity of the Homeless.
The Favela plant is very nutritious. Produces flour, fuel, edible oil, rich in protein and mineral salt. The plant has a beautiful long green leaves with delicate and fragile flower protected by thorns. It grows up to 28 ft.
RELATIONSHIP WITH THE HOMELESS:
* The plant survives and adapts any condition, just like the Homeless.
* Favela is a misunderstood word, just like the Homeless.
* Every part of the plant is useful and essential for their survival, just like the community working together.