Opportunities From: Care Connect Volunteers

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home Residents need transportation to school, work, daycare, or doctor appointments.

Looking for a creative person to create displays using their creativity to enhance the in-store displays at both  Alpha-Omega Miracle Home Thrift stores in Jacksonville and St. Augustine.

 Job responsibilities include answering phones, data entry, making copies, conducting preliminary resident interviews, etc. 

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home is seeking individuals or group volunteers to assist in monthly lawn care for our future location. The property is a seven-acre lot with a brick house on Collins Avenue by the First Coast Technical Center. Frequency needed at the present is once per month. Enjoy working outdoors as you contribute to your community! Flexible schedule. Pick your own hours! 
Duties include:

Background Check: Required.

Training: Must know and demonstrate safe operation of lawn mower, weed eater and edger.

Age Requirement: 17 and older.

About Alpha-Omega Miracle Home
www.aomh.org

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home was founded in 1997 by Lisa Franklin, a native of St. Augustine, who was once herself a teenage mother. Despite her professional success years later, Lisa was coping with an emptiness that could only be filled by God. After a period of time when she walked away from the church and living according to her Christian values, she returned to her faith. One night, while praying and asking God how she could serve Him, God placed a vision in her heart of grandmotherly women rocking infants, and sitting at their feet were young mothers. The elder women were sharing their wisdom with the young mothers and in turn, the young were caring for the old. From that vision, Alpha-Omega Miracle Home was born.

From a very humble beginning with very little money, staff, or a formal plan, Alpha-Omega has grown dramatically from one home housing up to 7 teenage mothers and their infants to 24 transitional and permanent supportive housing units caring for approximately 87 women and children annually. In 2009, Alpha-Omega added permanent supportive housing for homeless senior women and other homeless community individuals and families. As funding increased, services such as case management and on-site counseling became available, in addition to financial literacy and life skills classes.

Alpha-Omega began several outreach programs, beginning in 2007, to increase care for homeless and low-income individuals and families living in St. Johns County. The Alpha-Omega Community Diaper Bank was opened to serve families who had to choose between buying food or diapers for their children. This year, more than 10,500 diapers and wipes were given free to the community.

In 2010, the first Alpha-Omega Thrift Store was opened to help fund the transitional housing program and give unemployed residents a place to volunteer while looking for stable, long-term employment. In 2016, Alpha-Omega opened a second store in Jacksonville and is now able to support the needs of the community even more. This year, the thrift stores have provided our community with over 3,000 free household goods and articles of clothing and shoes to those in need. Because of our faithful supporters, our thrifts stores are a meaningful place to give donations, shop, and volunteer.

Because of the faithful and determined efforts of Alpha-Omega Miracle Home, many individuals and families are no longer facing homelessness and are on paths of success with joy.

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home is seeking individuals who are willing to offer presentations on basic life skills to a small audience of residents being served by AOMH. Our clients are single mothers and senior women who can directly benefit from basic life skills educational classes.

We are seeking to identify individuals willing to teach one or more classes on general topics which are intended to be both informational and inspirational in encouraging personal success in navigating the challenges we all face in life.

Individuals who have personal expertise and willing to volunteer to teach these 1 hour courses offering helpful tips and strategies are always appreciated!

General examples of the types of basic life classes we provide:

About Alpha-Omega Miracle Home
www.aomh.org

Alpha-Omega Miracle Home was founded in 1997 by Lisa Franklin, a native of St. Augustine, who was once herself a teenage mother. Despite her professional success years later, Lisa was coping with an emptiness that could only be filled by God. After a period of time when she walked away from the church and living according to her Christian values, she returned to her faith. One night, while praying and asking God how she could serve Him, God placed a vision in her heart of grandmotherly women rocking infants, and sitting at their feet were young mothers. The elder women were sharing their wisdom with the young mothers and in turn, the young were caring for the old. From that vision, Alpha-Omega Miracle Home was born.

From a very humble beginning with very little money, staff, or a formal plan, Alpha-Omega has grown dramatically from one home housing up to 7 teenage mothers and their infants to 24 transitional and permanent supportive housing units caring for approximately 87 women and children annually. In 2009, Alpha-Omega added permanent supportive housing for homeless senior women and other homeless community individuals and families. As funding increased, services such as case management and on-site counseling became available, in addition to financial literacy and life skills classes.

Alpha-Omega began several outreach programs, beginning in 2007, to increase care for homeless and low-income individuals and families living in St. Johns County. The Alpha-Omega Community Diaper Bank was opened to serve families who had to choose between buying food or diapers for their children. This year, more than 10,500 diapers and wipes were given free to the community.

In 2010, the first Alpha-Omega Thrift Store was opened to help fund the transitional housing program and give unemployed residents a place to volunteer while looking for stable, long-term employment. In 2016, Alpha-Omega opened a second store in Jacksonville and is now able to support the needs of the community even more. This year, the thrift stores have provided our community with over 3,000 free household goods and articles of clothing and shoes to those in need. Because of our faithful supporters, our thrifts stores are a meaningful place to give donations, shop, and volunteer.

Because of the faithful and determined efforts of Alpha-Omega Miracle Home, many individuals and families are no longer facing homelessness and are on paths of success with joy.