My Father's House ON ANY GIVEN NIGHT IN Multnomah County, more than 3,064 families are homeless. Over half this population is children.
My Father’s House (MFH) is a transitional shelter that seeks to servehomeless families by helping them acquire the life skills to become independent and productive. MFH provides a safe community where families can experience Christ’s love and acceptance. It is the only shelter in Portland that takes families with children up to age 18. MFH recently expanded its facilities to house 120 families each year. Mosaic partners with My Father’s House to come alongside homeless families, both inside the shelter and as they transition back into the community. More: www.familyshelter.org.
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Long-Term Opportunities
Family Night Volunteer Team
Second Saturdays; 5:00-7:30pm | 5003 W Powell Blvd, Gresham 97030
Join a team from Mosaic to build relationships with MFH residents each month by providing a meal and a fun activity. Family Night is designed to provide community for families and encourage parents to spend quality time with their children.
To join the team contact Hailey: .
Childcare
Flexible time commitment (typically on-call or once a week) | 5003 W Powell Blvd, Gresham 97030
Offer childcare for parents as they seek employment, take a class or enjoy a break for a few hours. Contact Heather:
Mentoring
Flexible time commitment (preferably once a week to every other week) | 5003 W Powell Blvd, Gresham 97030
Spend regular one-on-one time encouraging a resident or child. This begins after a relationship has been built through volunteering on a regular basis.
Contact Heather:
Liaison
 Heather Wiese is the liason between Mosaic and My Father's House. She can help you find out which projects or long-term opportunities would be a good fit for you. Contact Heather: , 503.492.3046.
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