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Community Hero, Riley Doherty helps Lazarus House
Staples Foundation is pleased to announce the latest Community Heroes Award recipient is Riley Doherty who volunteers with Lazarus House
When did medical services become a luxury in this country?
I’m not sure when medical services in this country became a luxury, and I’m not sure when we stopped living by the golden rule and treating people “the way we want to be treated.”
When did medical services become a luxury in this country?
I’m not sure when medical services in this country became a luxury, and I’m not sure when we stopped living by the golden rule and treating people “the way we want to be treated.”
Bitter cold weather brings homeless people to temporary shelter at Lazarus House
With the winter nights of New England dipping into bitterly cold, single-digit temperatures, it can make for very harsh conditions for people who live on the streets or in abandoned buildings.
A Child is Born
Two weeks ago a child was born to a homeless mother living in the Lazarus House Emergency Shelter. This tiny miracle, born to poverty, will face many challenges in his lifetime.
Marie: Dreams, Aspirations and Coming Home
Marie, a victim of domestic violence, came to Capernaum Place when she was 8 months pregnant with her daughter.
North Andover Youth & Recreation helps at the shelter
North Andover Youth & Recreation Services made tacos and served them at
Oracle volunteers at Lazarus House
On this beautiful June day we are pleased to welcome and thank
Exchange Club honors humanitarianism of Bridget Shaheen, director of Lazarus House
Many people recoil when they encounter a homeless man or woman on
Community Hero, Riley Doherty helps Lazarus House
Staples Foundation is pleased to announce the latest Community Heroes Award recipient
When did medical services become a luxury in this country?
I’m not sure when medical services in this country became a luxury, and I’m not sure when we stopped living by the golden rule and treating people “the way we want to be treated.”
When did medical services become a luxury in this country?
I’m not sure when medical services in this country became a luxury, and I’m not sure when we stopped living by the golden rule and treating people “the way we want to be treated.”
Bitter cold weather brings homeless people to temporary shelter at Lazarus House
With the winter nights of New England dipping into bitterly cold, single-digit temperatures, it can make for very harsh conditions for people who live on the streets or in abandoned buildings.
A Child is Born
Two weeks ago a child was born to a homeless mother living in the Lazarus House Emergency Shelter. This tiny miracle, born to poverty, will face many challenges in his lifetime.
Marie: Dreams, Aspirations and Coming Home
Marie, a victim of domestic violence, came to Capernaum Place when she was 8 months pregnant with her daughter.