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THE HOMELESS SHELTER
The "Santa Madre" Homeless Shelter of Antigua, Guatemala, will be open to anyone who needs a safe, clean, and dignifying place to stay for the night. This is a networked shelter, and includes the involvement of many different concerned people and charities, which include the Municipality of Antigua, the Guatemalan charity Asociación Nuestros Ahijados, and
The GOD'S CHILD Project.
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Phase Two provides additional housing, additional bathrooms, an on-site medical clinic, classrooms, and workshop space for the training of technical and artisan skills.
Phase Three provides for additional housing, additional bathrooms, an on-site dental clinic, large meeting spaces for group functions such as AA, NA, and AlaTeen, and additional development to be determined in the course of this project.
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Phase One provides dormitory housing for 52 - 104 men, women, and unaccompanied minors, separated by sexes and ages, in addition to a kitchen, dining room, a storage room, and bathrooms that include wash pilas, sinks, toilets, and showers.
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patrick atkinson, atkinson, pat atkinson, GODS CHILD, GODS CHILD PROJECT, Bismarck, abandoned, orphaned, sexual abuse, homeless, antigua, guatemala, poor, streetchildren, street children, AIDS, alcoholism, God's Child, Nuestros Ahijados, Godschild, Godchild
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Construction of the homeless shelter on February 14, 2003
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Construction of the homeless shelter on February 14th, 2003
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Construction of the homeless shelter on March 15, 2003
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Construction of the homeless shelter on March 15, 2003
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Construction of the homeless shelter on April 16, 2003
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Construction of the homeless shelter on April 16, 2003
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