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The Mission Statement of Servants to All reads: “Through the Love of the Father, we work to restore dignity, build integrity, instill accountability, and thus transform the lives of poor and displaced individuals and families. Our programs are tailored to foster self-reliance and sustainability by empowering individuals to make positive life choices. Because we are God’s first, we are servants to all”. We believe in “community”; a cohesive society which encourages, supports, and provides opportunity for each member to realize the highest and best use of their God given talents. Being uniquely created by God with talent and dignity; every individual, especially the poor, homeless, and elderly, is meant by God to support and be supported by their community in order to create growth and flourish. No person is a solitary being. Servants to All is a faith based program and the county’s only emergency homeless shelter providing emergency housing, homeless prevention, street outreach, case management, and material goods. Servants to All provides supportive services to homeless individuals in Schuylkill County and the surrounding counties in Pennsylvania. Servants to All, also known as “My Father’s House” is open to all community members in need. Morning prayer and gospel reflections are held daily for anyone that would like to participate. There is also chapel room for individual prayer. Servants to All has a library of resources for spiritual support. Servants to All also provides emergency food and clothing, transportation, computer access for job and housing searches, and case management. Individuals who have no other nighttime residence are provided emergency housing. There are no fees for any serves provided by Servants to All. Servants to All is also a PA Coordinated Entry Access Site and began to provide services as an Access Site since August 2019. Servants to All receives a large influx of referrals for families in need of shelter. The homeless population in Schuylkill County will greatly benefit from Servants to All’s proposed project and will result in a reduction in the number of families that are homeless.
