"Voice of the Homeless" Documentary
Sun, 02/14/2010 - 16:29 | 
Mark Targett
A project I (Carl Pierre) did with a group for class at the Art Institute.
Haiti Landing: Homeless Voice brings a plane of hope (ch 7 news)
Tue, 01/19/2010 - 01:58 | Mark Targett
Just back from Haiti with a first hand look. Six days after the earthquake, the Homeless Voice heads to Haiti with a group of teams of doctors, physicians, communications, and technicians.
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Tags: disaster relief, earthquake, haiti, homeless, sean cononie
Haiti Flight: Organized by the Homeless Voice (cbs4)
Tue, 01/19/2010 - 01:06 | Mark Targett
A plane chartered by Davie-based Homeless Voice of South Florida left MIA this afternoon, volunteers Sean Cononie, Mark Targett, and Lois Cross bringing ready-to-eat military meals and 30,000 doses of antibiotics.
CBS4 Reporter Heads to Haiti (with the Homeless Voice)
Mon, 01/18/2010 - 23:27 | Mark Targett
CBS4's Gio Benitez reports as he prepares to board a plane with supplies that includes 30,000 doses of antibiotics and MRE's to help Haiti. Surgeons and physicians also boarded the flight sponsored by the Homeless Voice.
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Homeless Voice Expands Cold Weather Outreach
Wed, 01/13/2010 - 03:59 | Mark Targett
Sean Cononie, stated, "We put out more outreach vehicles and teams of workers than we have ever done for the current cold weather warnings." Ten crews went out and covered most of Broward County and a little of North Dade. Cononie added, "At a time of us taking 80 percent of our vendors off the streets from selling our paper because it was so cold the outreach became very expensive." Each night of outreach and bringing the homeless back to our shelters cost an additional $3100.00 per night. According to Cononie, "There are times you have to spend money when it is not budgeted for the protection of human life and we will get blessed one way or another and somehow the money will come back in to us for the next emergency"
