A Metro Atlanta Initiative

 

This program aims to assist individuals without food and shelter. These individuals face difficult health challenges everyday such as: lack of access to clean water, nutritious meals, fresh clothing and even haircuts. We are working to improve these conditions.

Our team built a portable shower from two containers to give showers. Additionally, we provide hot nutritious meals, fruit, clothing, herbal teas and hygiene items. Positive affirmations are also incorporated. Bless up is a common phrase used in Jamaica meaning gratitude and well wishes upon one life.

In this program, we envision a world where individuals without shelter will have access to basic needs.

 
 

Our portable shower

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Inside of Our Portable Shower

Inside of our portable shower.

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Creating water accessibility to vulnerable groups will promote wellness and economic prosperity.

— Bless Up Team
 
 
Hunger and health are deeply connected. People who are food insecure are affected by chronic diseases.
— National Institute of Health
 
 
There is approximately 2,000 homeless people living on the streets of Atlanta.
— Atlanta Journal Constitution
There is increased self-esteem that radiates from wearing clean clothing. This can facilitate doors to employment.
— Bless Up Team
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I feel, I act, I talk , I move and I think like a new man
— A unhoused neighbor after his haircut
 
 
One Love
— Bob Marley
We will meet you where you are
— Bless Up Team
 
 
Don’t worry about a thing, Every little thing is gonna be alright.
— Bob Marley