HABITAT, HYGIENE & HEALTH SERVICES
A VOLUNTEER RUN NON-PROFIT ORGANIZATION
hhhservices.org
Welcome to Habitat, Hygiene & Health Services!
No Woman or child should sleep outside!!!
No one should go to sleep hungry!!!
Children and single moms and dads who are homeless and are struggling to find a safe place to sleep for the night, people with serious health problems who are discharged from the hospital with no place to go, homeless women who aren’t safe sleeping outside, homeless people who suffer from cold and rain or extremely hot weather, these are the reasons HHH Services is starting our campaign to purchase lots for 5 campuses where we can develop:
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A Kidz Reach Village dedicated to single parents with children
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A Tiny House Village for adults
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A Hospice Village for people with serious illnesses that are homeless
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A Habitat Pod Village exclusively for women and young teenagers
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A campus for operations, like building tiny houses & habitat pods, a laundry facility and a Warming & Cooling Center for those who are homeless
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Our campaign goal for our Clearlake Chapter, is to raise $75,000 dollars to purchase 5 lots at $5,000 each. The remainder of the money raised will be used for infrastructure (sewer and water lines, PG&E, fences, etc).
Please join us by supporting our efforts to help and provide those who are not able to have the basic necessities of life.
HABITAT
WE HAVE 5 TYPES OF HABITATS:
EMERGENCY
TINY HOUSES
HOSPICE VILLAGE
HABITAT PODS
MOBILE PODS
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For families and people in a housing crisis, we use motor homes and vehicles for shelter. We also have Popup Warming Centers that serves as temporary shelter when weather conditions are wet & extremely cold.
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Tiny House Villages 6 tiny houses already have been built, ready to be moved onto a lot
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Hospice Village is for anyone who has serious health problems who can’t find housing
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Habitat Pods. Pods that will house 1 person.
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Mobile Pods. These pods can be towed behind a bicycle.
HYGIENE
MOBILE HOT SHOWERS
LAUNDRY SERVICE
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We have a Mobile Hot Shower Unit that we bring on a truck to homeless encampments twice weekly. An on demand propane water heater provides hot water for the shower which comes from a 275 gallon tank. This tank can provide hot showers for 30 individuals.
The enclosed shower stall is inside a 10x10 popup canopy for privacy. We keep a patio heater running so the the inside of the canopy will warm. We also keep a generator running so that individuals can blow dry their hair before stepping outside the enclosed canopy in to the cold.
We provide towels, shampoo, bar soap, shower slippers, toothpaste and toothbrush, and many other toiletries.
We also have a once a week laundry service for families and homeless individuals.
We provide clothes so each individual will have a change of clothes for each day of the week.
CONSTRUCTION OF A HABITAT POD
When we made these habitat pods we had 3 goals. Waterproof, Warm and Secure. The roof and the walls are made from solid sheets of plywood so they can't leak. We used solid core insulation so it is very warm. It will have a keyed deadbolt lock. We wanted it secure so that people can't steal the belongings of the homeless and the women are safe from being assaulted when they are sleeping.
THE COST OF BUILDING A HABITAT POD IS $1,500
HHHS PORTA POTTY SERVICE
hhhservices.org has implemented it's Porta Potty service for homeless encampments.
Where the homeless go to the bathroom is a big issue in municipalities all across our country.
Our goal at HHHS is to provide a dignified, clean and convenient alternative.
POPUP WARMING CENTER WITH TEMPORARY INDOOR SEATING
FULLY ENCLOSED CANOPY WITH HEATERS, TABLES & CHAIRS
FOOD STATION FOR HOT DRINKS & SOUPS
CLOTHES DRYING STATION
MEDICAL STATION
TRANSPORTATION PROVIDED
Health Services
Certified medical technicians accompany us to the homeless camps to attend those with health issues.
After a physical is given by the RN to determine the person's needs, then we connect to a physician at his office with an iPad for an interview to make a more in-depth diagnose.
ONLINE DOCTOR EXAMINATIONS
Using iPads with internet connectivity to video conference with a doctor directly from the homeless encampment
HHHSERVICES.ORG First online Doctor's examination went very well! Dr Diane Hambrick's gracious manner won the hearts of our homeless friends and put them at ease.
Michelle our friend in the picture has been very sick. Her Husband Victor died 2 1/2 years ago at this same spot. Two other of our Male friends died there this year. I know Michelle was scared and the uncertainty of not knowing what was wrong was very stressful for her. Dr Hambrick put Michelle at ease with her through examination.
When the examination was over Dr Hambrick asked Michelle is she was a lady of faith & Michelle said yes. Dr Hambrick asked if Michelle prayed, Michelle said yes, then Dr Hambrick asked if praying comforted her & Michelle said very much so. Dr Hambrick asked Michelle if she could finish with prayer and lifted a wonderful prayer.
Kirt one of our homeless friends doing an online examination with Dr Hambrick
Dana who is Kirk's girlfriend at the homeless encampment having an online examination with Dr Hambrick
Dr Hambrick has a wonderful way of putting our homeless friends at ease and making them feel that their medical needs are taken of. Just what they really need. She also has a very nice way of asking them to have a finishing prayer
PAYPAL
MINUTEPERSON
HAVE YOU WANTED TO HELP THOSE IN NEED & DIDN'T KNOW HOW TOO?
YOU CAN BE A HHHSERVICES.ORG MINUTEPERSON AND HELP SOMEONE THAT HAS AN IMMEDIATE NEED
THESE ARE SOME OF THE WAYS THAT YOU CAN CONTRIBUTE TO THOSE IN NEED.
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A single mom needs medication for her child and is not able to pay for it, you can call or go online and help her by paying for the prescription. A homeless person needs socks or perhaps a sleeping bag, It can be paid right from your smart phone or computer. The person being helped will be notified and can go pick it up. This a convenient way for you to help those in need. The needs will be posted on our Minuteperson Bulletin. We are partnering with County Social Services and other Agencies to inform those in need about this service. We are also creating HHHServices.org links with pharmacies and retail stores, so you can go online and pay for the need that you have selected, in that persons name.
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If you want to be involved and donate your time or have a skill that you feel would be helpful for HHHServices.org you will able to peruse the listing on the Minuteperson Bulletin Board. These are some examples. Perhaps you could help tutor children and help them with their schoolwork. Or you a medical professional you could help with our Health Services. If a person doesn't have transportation and has a doctor's appointment, you can arrange to take them.
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HHHSERVICES
MAILING ADDRESS
HHH SERVICES
PO BOX 131
DEER PARK, CA 94576
CONTACT PHONE
707 363 3672
CHECKS PAYABLE TO
HHH SERVICES
PayPal
NON-PROFIT # 83-3712889
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MINUTEPERSON
SINGLE PARENTS
It’s commonly known that many single parents struggle to take care of their families. The world is full of single parents that don’t have the support of the other parent. The single parent is in constant crisis because their many needs are difficult for them to fulfill on their own. Their daily lives are full of stress, anxiety and frustration because of they are not able to provide some of the basic needs for the children that they dearly love.
HHHSERVICES is dedicating a department for the sole purpose of helping these single parents fulfill their many needs. HHHSERVICES wants to help in every facet of their lives. There are many areas that a single parent needs help.
HHHSERVICES is developing a MINUTEPERSON support network of individuals and organizations from our local community who are willing and have the ability to help.
Many items that single parents run out or can’t purchase is one of the ways we want to help them. Simple items that we take for granted like toilet paper, bath soap, shampoo, are an example of the many items that the families go without. Services that they are unable to pay for, such as auto repair, laundry, babysitting are some of the many needs we could provide through our MINUTEPERSON network.
MR HEATER PROGRAM
Staying warm in a tent is difficult. This why HHHS has started a Mr Heater program. The heaters can double as camp stove.
There are feeding programs that feed the homeless during the week.
Because there are no weekend feeding programs the Pacific Union College Young peoples Bible class who are Elementary age has been delivering food.
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COVID LUNCHEONS FOR THE HOMELSS
Covid-19 doesn't stop us from helping the needy. With everything shut down the homeless have been hurt the most. Salvation Army used to serve lunch and the Neighborhood Table served dinner, but they are both shut down.
Without a place to get fed, HHHS has been providing good luncheons so they can have a good meal. During the week we also bring fruits, veges and other food to the homeless Encampment.
Dr Jerome Booker a Pediatrician has spearheaded the luncheons financially and cooking of the meals. Jerome is an excellent Chef and is buying 1st class meats and side dishes. The video shows Dr. Jerome, Lisa & Dawn serving the Luncheons
Staying dry is a constant battle for the Homeless. When it is stormy and very windy keeping a tent upright and dry is very hard.
We have started Tarp, PVC Pipe and Stake Program that can cover and keep tents dry and secure from stormy high wind situation.