OUR MISSION

Empowering Minds, Building Resilience

Our mission is to offer connection and acceptance, while also providing food, clothes and supplies to individuals and communities affected by homelessness. While offering immediate relief, we strive to someday provide programs rooted in mental health and trauma informed healing. We strongly believe that mental well-being and self-sufficiency are the cornerstones of a thriving individual and community. Through our dedicated programs and services, we strive to:

  • Implement trauma-informed healing- by creating safe and supportive environments where individuals can access mental health care and resources.

  • Provide education on self-reliance- to empower individuals to overcome challenges and build a better future.

  • Foster connection and acceptance- within the community to help individuals feel valued and supported.

As we move forward, our future goals include:

  • Expanding our trauma-informed healing programs- to provide comprehensive mental health care and support.

  • Developing educational initiatives- focused on self-reliance and empowerment.

  • Strengthening our community connections- partnering with other organizations and businesses to offer additional support

  • Increase our outreach efforts- to ensure that more individuals and families receive the resources they need.

We are committed to building a brighter future for those affected by homelessness and creating a thriving, supportive community.

Our Approach

We believe that everyone deserves access to essential supplies for everyday life. However, we also recognize that meaningful change must be chosen, not forced. We are committed to respecting the autonomy of individuals by ensuring that no one is placed in a program against their will. Certain programs will have application processes to ensure that participants are genuinely interested and ready for the journey ahead.

The path to a better life is challenging, and not everyone will choose it, and that's okay. Our mission is to create an environment conducive to positive change for those who seek it. We aim to provide the tools and support necessary for individuals to believe in their own ability to succeed.

  • Phase 1: Immediate Relief

    1. Identify Target Areas: Determine the communities most in need of assistance.

    2. Gather Resources: Collect donations of food, clothing, and essential supplies from local businesses, community members, and partners.

    3. Distribute Supplies: Set up distribution centers or mobile units to deliver food and supplies directly to those in need.

    4. Build Awareness: Launch a campaign to raise awareness about the organization's mission and the immediate relief efforts.

    Phase 2: Establishing Mental Health Services

    1. Secure Funding: Apply for grants, organize fundraising events, and seek donations to support mental health programs.

    2. Hire Professionals: Recruit qualified mental health professionals to provide counseling and therapy services.

    3. Create Support Groups: Establish support groups for individuals facing mental health challenges, particularly those affected by homelessness.

    4. Develop Educational Materials: Create and distribute materials that educate the community about mental health and self-reliance.

    Phase 3: Expanding Programs

    1. Increase Outreach: Expand the reach of the organization to more communities and regions.

    2. Enhance Services: Introduce additional services such as job training, financial literacy workshops, and housing assistance programs.

    3. Collaborate with Partners: Partner with other organizations, local governments, and businesses to enhance the impact of the programs.

    4. Monitor and Evaluate: Continuously monitor the effectiveness of the programs and make necessary adjustments to improve outcomes.

We are a team of trauma-informed individuals dedicated to offering the services we once needed ourselves. Our mission is to empower people to rise above their current situations through assistance and education. We understand the challenges and obstacles that come with mental illness, and we are committed to providing the support and resources necessary for healing and growth. We believe that connection and acceptance are the first steps in truly bringing people back into the community. It is our mission to bring that connection to those who need it most.

What makes us different

  • Marcus Corron

    President: Our Navy veteran has been serving on several nonprofits and has been with HHHI since 2019. With a strong commitment to bringing solutions, relief, and awareness to the public about the struggles of being homeless, he has dedicated his efforts to making a positive impact in our community. His experience and passion for helping those in need are invaluable assets as we work towards supporting and uplifting those who face homelessness.

  • Joseph Altieri

    Vice President: known for serving the Catholic community here in Spring Hill and in the United Kingdom. With a strong commitment to bringing self-reliance and mental wellness to those who need it most, he has taken on the role of Vice President to lead our organization with compassion and dedication. His experience and passion for community service are invaluable assets as we work towards supporting and uplifting those in need.

  • Liz Saltigerald

    Treasurer: Our Treasurer is an Air Force Veteran who is currently employed at the VA. With a deep commitment to caring for veterans and those whom society has forgotten about and thrown away, she has taken on the role of Treasurer to ensure our organization remains financially sound and mission-driven. Her dedication and experience are invaluable assets as we work towards supporting and uplifting those in need.