Depaul USA

Depaul USA provides people experiencing homelessness with purpose and hope for a positive future.

Depaul House - Philadelphia, PA

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Daybreak - Macon, GA

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Movin' On - New Orleans, LA

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Watch this short film featuring our residents explains who we are and what we do.

"I am a better father and a better man. I have a new appreciation of life." view Julian >>
"I want to become a productive member of society." view Russ >>
"The staff have helped tremedously, they have kept me up. I don't feel homeless here" view William >>
"Now that I'm here, I haven't looked back. Depaul USA supports me." view Charles >>

Latest News & Events

Depaul Macon Health Clinic Opens in Daybreak22 March 2013
Depaul Macon Health Clinic Opens in Daybreak
On January 28th, Daybreak, Depaul USA’s day/resource center for homeless individuals in Macon,... »
Helping the Homeless One Hat at a Time21 March 2013
Helping the Homeless One Hat at a Time
Josh York leads a pretty ordinary life. He spends most of his time attending college classes, hanging... »
The Spirit of Dr. King is Alive at Depaul 21 March 2013
The Spirit of Dr. King is Alive at Depaul
Dr. King’s spirit of service was alive across Depaul USA as groups came out to Daybreak and... »

 

 

 

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The Latest from Our Executive Director

A data-worm has been boring through my brain all week. The Commissioner for Social Services for Niagara County, New York told those assembled for a conference in Niagara Falls last Friday that 33% of the residents of the county receive public benefits. One out of every three residents receives cash assistance or food stamps or is enrolled in Medicaid. This is a 54% increase since 2006. 

I suppose that there are a number of ways to look at this information. It is a measure of the depth of the recession that we are still battling. It is a snapshot of the scope of the social safety net in one corner of the country. It is a breathtaking reminder of the extent of poverty in the US.

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