By Alexa Priddy, Director of Community Engagement The See Me campaign is designed to raise awareness about homelessness in the Green Bay community and inspire everyone to be part of the solution. But what does being “part of the solution” mean? Sometimes the problems in our community seem too big or too far outside our…
“I’m a Dad. I’m a Survivor. I Love to Meet New People” says one image signed “Jason.” The “See Me” campaign from St. John’s Homeless Shelter, The Micah Center and Wellspring aims to raise awareness about people experiencing or at-risk for homelessness in the greater Green Bay area. Each image represents someone served at one…
“The Savior Complex” AKA, Codependency, touches almost everyone in some way, shape or form. The workshop is largely based off of the best selling book by Melody Beattie, “Codependent No More.” Beattie describes a codependent person as “one who has let another person’s behavior affect him or her, and who is obsessed with controlling that…
Dear Friends of St. John’s Homeless Shelter, The leadership, trustees, and directors of St. John the Evangelist Homeless Shelter, Inc. (SJEHS) and the Diocese of Green Bay, continue to look toward the future together. We are connecting with you, because today – July 1, 2019 – St. John the Evangelist Homeless Shelter becomes a nonprofit…
