
Humanitarian & Health
Covenant House
Covenant House works with homeless, runaway, and trafficked youth across six countries to provide them with shelter and resources while striving t...
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Desert Manna Ministries' work began in 1987, when the organization opened its first emergency shelter in San Bernardino County for transient, homeless men moving through the region. The shelter's name, Desert Manna, was selected in reference to the biblical story of manna, a miraculous food which nourished traveling Israelites during their forty-year journey. Today, the organization offers a plethora of services for both transient and resident adults and children experiencing homelessness and poverty. These services include emergency shelter provisions, case management, food pantries, and electricity funding assistance. Desert Manna Ministries offers critical support in communities which are struggling with some of San Bernardino's highest poverty, unemployment, and food insecurity rates.
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