Hunger & Homelessness Awareness Week 2013
CCHSC helps shine a light on poverty, hunger and homelessness in the Lowcountry.
Prior to the start of HHAW, CofC students visited the agency to learn more about affordable housing in the lowcountry.
Staff members decked out in purple (the awareness color for homelessness) and orange (the awareness color for hunger) to bring more attention to the cause. We look forward to participating again next year!
Allison Napier, AmeriCorps VISTA for the College of Charleston Center For Civic Engagement, facilitates the SNAP Challenge kickoff. Several CCHSC employees participated in the SNAP Challenge.
A participant registers for the Community Action Poverty Simulation, a training that uses experiential exercises to create awareness and sensitivity for families living in poverty.
Maggie Szeman of the College of Charleston Center for Civic Engagement provides information on Hunger and Homelessness Awareness Week and the work the Center performs throughout the year.
Community Action Poverty Simulation participants strategize how they’ll meet their family’s basic needs.
Small group discussion following the simulation experience
Expertise shared by Anthony Haro (of the Lowcountry Homeless Coalition) during his family’s presentation.