In July, we served 344 people experiencing homelessness, helping 139 secure a housing solution. Over the past 12 months, we have served 2,421 people, with 2,029 successfully transitioning into housing. Since May 2021, we have served 7,406 people and helped 6,708 move off the streets. This month, we were grateful to welcome Father Ángel, whose visit brought our community together. We went out into the streets, celebrated Mass at the convent and at our new Maternity Home, which is now completely full. It was especially meaningful to see volunteers and residents share a meal and spend time together. Community. Sharing. Living alongside one another. That is what makes us Hermanos! Programs Maternity Home: In July, we supported 14 mothers and 5 babies. The home reached full capacity on several days, and we continue to receive requests from mothers hoping to join the program. Our next challenge is figuring out how to grow. With the home already at capacity, we may need to expand, and we will need your help to make that possible! We are also exploring an idea we are especially excited about: creating a childcare program where babies can be cared for while their mothers have the opportunity to study or look for work. Veterans: We had 63 active veterans in the program and received 50 new referrals during the month. Housing: We continued supporting residents across our 30 homes and convent. We are especially grateful to everyone who visits our homes to spend time with residents, have a conversation or simply share a moment together. Those visits make a real difference. We also launched a collection drive for cleaning supplies to help support our homes. Hotels & Families: In July, 95 people participated in our hotel program, including 52 children. We supported 28 families throughout the month. Many arrive after going through eviction proceedings, while others are adults experiencing difficult and vulnerable circumstances. Families move in and out of the program as we work to help them secure stable housing. With the return of school, we will also resume activities that give the children an opportunity to spend time together, play and simply enjoy being kids! Thank you for being part of this community and for helping us continue this work. Together, we are making a difference in people's lives. Vamos que se puede!

June! This month we served 288 people, helping 185 secure housing. Over the past 12 months, we have served 2,325 people, with 2,017 successfully transitioning into housing. Since partnering with the Homeless Trust in May 2021, we have served 7,180 people and helped 6,582 move off the streets. Thank you to everyone who makes this work possible! This month, we were honored at a gala hosted by Mayor Francis Suarez alongside Commissioners Ralph Rosado and Anthony Rodriguez. It was a meaningful recognition of our team's efforts and a reminder of our commitment to ensuring no one has to live on the streets. This work is never easy. In many cases, it involves not only finding resources but also building trust and encouraging people to accept help. Even so, we continue moving forward, one person at a time! June also marked an important milestone as funding was approved for a new Mental Health Center, which will provide critical support for individuals with complex mental health needs. Plans also moved forward for a new Navigation Center that will accommodate up to 80 people directly from the streets with minimal barriers to entry, creating another vital pathway to housing and services. Programs Veterans: We served 71 veterans, received 12 referrals, and helped 8 veterans secure housing. Maternity Home: Our maternity home remained at full capacity, serving 10 mothers. Four new mothers joined the program in June, and two additional mothers moved into Casa Santa María. We also celebrated the arrival of baby Christopher! Housing: We continued supporting residents across our 30 homes and convent. This month, we said goodbye to Alejandro Pérez, a resident of Casa San Alberto. Our thoughts and prayers are with his family and loved ones. Outreach: Extreme summer heat continues to create urgent challenges, while the shortage of available shelter beds makes it difficult to provide immediate housing when someone is ready to leave the streets. The new Mental Health Center and Navigation Center will be important resources in helping us respond more quickly. Hotels & Families: The high cost of housing continues to disproportionately affect families, especially single mothers. This month, we assisted 20 families experiencing homelessness, helping five secure permanent housing. Venezuela: We launched a campaign to support people experiencing homelessness in Venezuela. Anyone interested in contributing can contact marguilauria@hermanosdelacalle.org, who is coordinating this initiative. Thank you for your support! Together, we remain committed to ensuring that no one has to sleep on the streets of Miami. One step at a time, we're making progress!

May! May was a busy and blessed month for Hermanos de la Calle as we continued our mission to help individuals and families experiencing homelessness find stability, housing, and hope. This month, we served 326 individuals experiencing homelessness, and 164 successfully secured housing. Over the past 12 months, we have assisted 2,262 people, with 2,034 achieving positive housing outcomes. Since May 2021, we have served 7,002 individuals and helped 6,479 transition off the streets and into stable living situations. Highlights from May The Convent Opens Its Doors We officially opened The Convent with a community celebration and shared meal. Today, the property is home to 22 individuals who transitioned directly from homelessness into permanent housing. New Life at the Maternity Home Three beautiful baby girls were born this month at our Maternity Home, bringing the total number of babies currently living in the home to six. Volunteers Making a Difference Our volunteers brought joy and connection to residents through movie nights, bingo, and a community-wide painting project at the hotel. Program Updates Veterans Program We helped 16 veterans secure housing in May, bringing our year-to-date total to 202 veterans housed. Housing Program Our housing network continues to grow, with more than 30 homes in operation, in addition to The Convent. We remain actively interested in multifamily housing opportunities that can help us expand our impact. Outreach Our outreach team continues its work across Miami, conducting street outreach every two weeks alongside dedicated volunteers and connecting individuals with critical services and housing opportunities. Hotel & Family Program A total of 83 individuals stayed in our hotel program this month. Nearly 20 families transitioned directly from homelessness into the hotel, and five families successfully moved from the hotel into their own permanent homes. Looking Ahead Our mission remains clear: ensuring that no one is left living on the streets of Miami. While there is still work to do, every person housed brings us one step closer to that goal. Thank you to our supporters, volunteers, partners, and donors who make this work possible.

April! This month we served 346 brothers and sisters in need, and 182 of them are now sleeping under a safe roof tonight. - Over the last 12 months, we’ve supported 2,289 lives, and 1,957 people found a fresh start. - Since May 2021, we’ve reached 6,862 people, with 6,266 moving into positive housing situations. Moments that stayed with us this month: • El Convento officially opened its doors, and today 12 people have found not just housing there, but dignity, comfort, and a place to call home. • We shared two beautiful community nights at Motel Ernesto — another movie night hosted by the amazing young volunteers from Film for All, and a joyful bingo night thanks to Teens for the Homeless. So much laughter and love. • After a long process, we were finally able to release the humanitarian aid container in Santiago de Cuba. The supplies are now reaching the people who need them most. In the middle of so much darkness — without food, without power — we hope to be a small ray of hope. • We also confirmed our June 6th fundraising gala, organized by Francis Suarez alongside commissioners Ralph Rosado and René García. Their support gives us even more strength to keep going. Our Programs: 1️⃣ Veterans 🇺🇸 15 new referrals, 131 veterans currently receiving services, 13 housed, and 4 families able to stay in their homes. Behind every number is courage, resilience, and a second chance. 2️⃣ Hearts for Life 💙 We currently have 10 moms in the home — a new record! Three babies are already here with us, and three more are expected in May. Our first mom has officially moved into the new house. 3️⃣ Housing 🏠 30 active homes and one multifamily property with space for 25 residents. Today, nearly 200 people are living under a safe roof through this program. This work needs more hands, more presence, and more community support. If you feel called to help, your time can truly change someone’s life. 4️⃣ Outreach 🚶‍♂️ We continue working every day to make sure no one is left on the streets. The biggest challenge is having enough safe, sustainable places for people to go — and while it’s not easy, little by little, we’re making progress. This month, we also supported the case involving Venezuelan families stranded at the airport. Thankfully, thanks to community support and media attention, the situation was resolved. We are also continuing to encounter more families experiencing homelessness. Housing affordability remains one of the biggest challenges we see every day. 5️⃣ Hotel Program 🛏️ An average of 80 people per day found shelter through the hotel program this month. 13 families secured permanent housing. And the volunteer-led events continue bringing so much joy to everyone staying there. Maybe someone else wants to organize the next one? ✨ Thank you for walking alongside us. Thank you for believing in this mission. And thank you for continuing to show up for those who need it most. 💛

March! During this month, we served 322 brothers and sisters, of whom 179 achieved a positive housing outcome. 
In the last 12 months: 2,166 people served, with 1,912 successful cases.
 Since we began in May 2021: 6,679 brothers and sisters served, and 6,112 were able to leave the streets. Housing
We continue to welcome more people into our programs.
 The Homeless Trust granted us a building for 25 people, which we named “El Convento.”
 We now have:
• 200 people in houses
• 80 in the hotel
• 25 in El Convento 
And there are still 1,100 brothers and sisters on the streets… let’s go find them! ⚠️ We need female volunteers for a house with 9 women. If anyone feels called to serve, you are more than welcome! 📌 Programs 1️⃣ Veterans
• 28 new referrals
• 123 veterans currently being served
• 12 obtained housing
• 13 received support to avoid losing their homes 2️⃣ Hearts for Life 💙
• Baby Hurren Salomé was born 👶
• 19 babies have already been born in the house
• 30 moms have been assisted in the maternity home since the program began
• We also received calls from 60 other mothers and provided support by connecting them with centers that could better help them
• The new house is ready and begins operating this month 3️⃣ Housing
• 200 people in the program
• 30 active houses + El Convento added
• Every day brings new challenges This month we painfully said goodbye to our brothers:
🕊️ Jesús Trujillo and Carlos Olmos.
 4️⃣ Outreach (Street Ministry)
We are living through difficult moments due to Venezuelan families stranded at the airport trying to self-deport. We need everyone’s help, as they have no resources and the government does not cover lodging. There are families with small children and young people at high risk.
 5️⃣ Hotel
• 80 people (adults and children)
• All working and taking firm steps toward a better future
• Volunteer events have been a great joy for everyone 🎉 6️⃣ Cuba 🇨🇺
The container has arrived!
Next week it will be released, and we’re heading to the island for a few days to carry out a “Love Attack.” ❤️🔥 Vamos que se puede!

February! We served 303 brothers and sisters living on the streets, of whom 141 achieved a positive housing destination. 📊 Impact Last 12 months:
→ 2,137 people served
→ 1,860 positive exits (real successes) Since May 2021:
→ 6,439 people served
→ 5,926 success stories 🙌 Program Highlights Veterans 🇺🇸
 - 22 referrals
 - 10 in Rapid Rehousing + 12 in Homeless Prevention
 - Nearly 200 active veterans in the program 💙 Maternity Home 👶❤️
 We welcomed a new mom, and several others have already moved forward with great strength.
The new house is almost ready! It will be a turning point, helping moms take off with work and dignity. Love Attack (Outreach) We faced very cold days, many outreach runs, and supported a large number of people.
The affordability crisis in Miami is severe, compounded by fear around deportations and separated families. These are difficult times. The highlight of the month was Love Attack to Cuba 🇨🇺 
We successfully filled a humanitarian aid container.
It was a huge joy to see so many people come together to help. 👉 Next step: traveling to Santiago de Cuba to distribute the aid.
The brave ones are ready! Endless thanks to everyone who made this project possible 🙏 Housing 🏠 (urgent need for more help!)
 Many people simply need to be heard and to stop feeling invisible, even if just for a moment.
This makes a huge difference in easing tensions and improving coexistence in our homes.
Who’s willing to step in and help? 📌 Today • ~200 people living in 30 houses
 • A new home for moms with children coming soon
 • The Homeless Trust confirmed an entire building to house 25 more people - a whole community Families With support from the Bezos Family Foundation grant 👨‍👩‍👧‍👦
In February, 10 families (45 people) were able to secure a home of their own. And finally, the Hotel 🏨
 • 172 people stayed during February
 • Average: 80 people per day
 Ideas are more than welcome! ✨ Vamos que se puede!

January came in strong! Another month flew by—and we keep going. Here are this month’s numbers: We helped 319 brothers and sisters experiencing homelessness, and 193 of them were placed in safe housing. Over the past 12 months: 2,095 people served, with 1,844 reaching a positive housing outcome (almost 88% success!). Since we began in May 2021: we’ve served 6,311 people, and 5,819 of them now have a roof over their heads. We’re getting closer and closer to a world where no one has to sleep on the street. Now for the most beautiful news—program by program: Hearts for Life (our maternity program) Baby Nathan was born! Lisandra’s little boy is now home, along with four other babies. Looking back with Sister Emma: since we welcomed Yaneibys, our very first mom in June 2024, 25 babies have been born through the program. 19 were born to moms who were safely living in our home. 6 were born to moms we couldn’t house, but whom we supported so they could stay in safe places. And we referred 20 more moms to other programs. And the BIG news of the month: Casa Santa María is officially open! This is the next step for moms graduating from the program—a safe place for them and their babies. We’ll have 14 moms and their children living across three neighboring houses. Basically… a reality show in the making 😄 Please pray for Sister Emma—and for more vocations! Veterans We received 35 new referrals, secured rapid rehousing for 22, and helped 13 prevent eviction. Altogether, we’re currently working with 177 veterans to make sure none of them end up without a home. Thank you for trusting us! Families Thanks to the Bezos Foundation grant, we’re going full speed ahead. In January alone, we helped 30 families experiencing homelessness. Right now, about 22 families are staying at Motel Ernesto while we work to find them a quick and safe path forward. If you’re able to organize a group to provide meals once a week, that would be a huge help. Love Attack (outreach) It’s been incredible to see so many volunteers step up during this cold wave. We were able to bring nearly 100 people to safety. We can’t wait to see you next time—thank you so much! Housing (shared homes) We’ve reached 30 houses! That means 200 people now have a place to call home. We still need volunteers to stop by and chat, mow lawns, paint, help with transportation, or lend a hand however they can. How can you help? With whatever you have—donations, time, spreading the word, a prayer. It all matters. Together, we’re getting closer every day to a world where no one has to live on the street. Let’s keep going—we can do this! 💪✨

December! Happy New Year to everyone! Thank you all for joining us on this journey. This month, we served 278 brothers and sisters (56 of them minors) and achieved positive housing placements for 188 people. Over the course of the year, that brings us to 2,078 people served and 1,846 successfully transitioned out of homelessness. Since May 2021, we have reached 6,117 people, with successful outcomes for 5,658. It was a month of events, celebrations, and also sadness. We had wonderful moments with volunteers who stepped up and brought Christmas into the homes; others celebrated with families staying in hotels, and many went out to brighten December nights. Sadly, Joel, who lived in San Julio, passed away. We also welcomed the birth of two babies in the maternity home. We continue to grow and have rented one more house, San Mauricio, bringing our total to 28 homes. This supports nearly 200 people in our housing program and another 100 staying in hotels. We always need help in the homes; if anyone feels called to join us, please write to us so we can see how to involve you. Many people are alone and need a conversation, a smile, and companionship. On the streets, we continue to encounter families who lose their homes due to evictions, and the impact of immigration issues is strongly felt, as families are separated and it becomes very difficult for those who remain to stay afloat. There are fewer people living on the streets, even though during the winter some travel down from northern states seeking the warmth of Miami. We are very close to being able to offer everyone a dignified place to live. The challenge is getting people to accept it; but that is why we are here. Everyone has a special light, and perhaps they're waiting for you to help them decide. Take the leap. Join us on the Friday outreach visits. We can do this!