Success Stories

Success Stories

Meet Our Success Stories

  • Meet Joseph

    Joseph is 69 years old and lived on the street or in the woods for the past 7 years. After several attempts of housing, we explored different options that he could afford...

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  • Meet Jose

    When Jose* was referred to us September 2020 he had been homeless for the last 2 years. With a history of mental illness, he had been sleeping in an abandoned car and, most recently...

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  • Meet Antonio

     I first met with Antonio on August 17th. I learned he's diagnosed, paranoid schizophrenia, had just gotten out of jail, and was heavily drinking. He ended up at ORMC downtown and...

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  • A Student’s Path to Housing

    The Student Resource Connection received a call from one of the local colleges.  They said they were assisting a student who was interested in enrolling to finish their degree, but...

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Meet Our Success Stories

Meet Our Kind Volunteers Alice And Dianne

September 5th, 2019|

We are so grateful for Alice and Dianne for their volunteer work at the SRC!  Thank you for everything you do at the SRC and for being so kind to our clients. It is not easy to assist 65+ clients each day within three hours.

A Happy Day At The SRC

January 5th, 2019|

A happy day at the SRC! We received five boxes of socks donated by BOMBAS! These socks are being given to our homeless through the year allowing them to walk comfortably. Thank you Bombas!

Homeless Greenhouse Project

January 5th, 2019|

The Samaritan Resource Center, Inc. (SRC) is very thankful to Lowe’s of Oviedo for the special discount given to purchase materials to build the “Homeless Greenhouse Project” led by Ed Jezisek, Board Member of the SRC.

Meet Joseph

June 9th, 2018|

Joseph is 69 years old and lived on the street or in the woods for the past 7 years. After several attempts of housing, we explored different options that he could afford...

Meet Jose

June 9th, 2018|

When Jose* was referred to us September 2020 he had been homeless for the last 2 years. With a history of mental illness, he had been sleeping in an abandoned car and, most recently...

Meet Antonio

June 9th, 2018|

 I first met with Antonio on August 17th. I learned he's diagnosed, paranoid schizophrenia, had just gotten out of jail, and was heavily drinking. He ended up at ORMC downtown and...

A Student’s Path to Housing

June 9th, 2018|

The Student Resource Connection received a call from one of the local colleges.  They said they were assisting a student who was interested in enrolling to finish their degree, but...

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FOUR WAYS YOU CAN FLIP THE SCRIPT ON HOMELESSNESS

FOUR WAYS YOU CAN FLIP THE SCRIPT ON HOMELESSNESS

DONATE A MEAL

Our mission is to meet the physical and spiritual needs of those who are homeless. Providing a meal is one way to help fill those needs.

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VOLUNTEER

We have a number of opportunities for both professional and traditional volunteers.

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CONTRIBUTE

One time gifts or reoccurring financial support, 93.25% of every dollar supports the mission.

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RESTOCK

We support our clients with clothing, hygiene products, meals, and other basic necessities.

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DO YOU NEED HELP OR KNOW SOMEONE WHO NEEDS HELP?

DO YOU NEED HELP OR KNOW SOMEONE WHO NEEDS HELP?

The SRC is a faith-based volunteer operated resource center for those experiencing homelessness
in East Orange County.

We are a drop-in center helping adult individuals get back on their feet through case management, mental health counseling, and basic life essentials such as food, clothing, and hygiene supplies.

If you or someone you know needs help,
contact us at 407.482.0600 to get more details.

The SRC is a faith-based volunteer operated resource center for those experiencing homelessness in East Orange County.

We are a drop-in center helping adult individuals get back on their feet through case management, mental health counseling, and basic life essentials such as food, clothing, and hygiene supplies.

If you or someone you know needs help, contact us at 407.482.0600 to get more details.