“Whenever someone leaves our program—either on a high note or through a cloud of despair—I am confident of this: love changes people. And at New Beginnings, we challenge our staff to love every client.” (Executive Director Stephanie Harris)
An estimated 100,000 people will relocate here from Puerto Rico. Serving on the Hurricane Survivor’s Task force, we’ve identified 5 critical challenges…
The top 5 reasons you volunteer: Team Building, To Make a Difference in People’s Lives, To Support the Organization, School Credit and Community Service
This year has been the most challenging of my last 38 years. I found myself homeless, scared and lost.
Joe and Kristin Jamieson Mortgage Team of Success Mortgage Partners give New Beginnings $25 from each of their company’s closings. They presented a check for $3,975 representing 6 months of closings.
When a client graduates from New Beginnings’ homeless rehabilitation program, he or she earns that honor with a lot of hard work and commitment.
Twice a week, Scott meets with a volunteer tutor to develop his reading, writing and spelling skills. He will never be the same . . .
When I arrived at New Beginnings, I started to think about what I wanted to do with my life. My dream is to open my own bakery. That it is not as easy as it sounds, so I’m college bound.
We survived Hurricane Irma: loss of electricity, some flooding and tree damage – similar to most of our neighbors in Central Florida. We are so grateful that all of our New Beginnings family, friends and partners are safe. Our prayers are with the many people still putting their lives back together. The hardest way that…
Life as a single mom was hard enough. When circumstances forced Qwanishia Jackson to move into her car with her young son, she started searching for a new beginning. Unexpectedly, she discovered hope and change inside a thrift store.
