by Hosea Youth Services | Jul 18, 2018 | Hosea Housing, Volunteers and Staff
We are continually looking for good, committed people. But what organization isn’t? We are a volunteer driven or ran organization and have been since we began. We have had incredible individuals give their time and resources to serve these youth excellently....
by Hosea Youth Services | Apr 17, 2018 | Volunteers and Staff
This week’s blog post will be dedicated to you, volunteer, mentor, intern, donor, supporter. This past week Hosea was one of the vendors at a Family and Human Services (FHS) Intern fair at the University of Oregon. If you don’t know, Hosea is a partner with the FHS...
by Hosea Youth Services | Mar 14, 2018 | Drop-In Center, Faith, Volunteers and Staff
Helping youth in Lane County create and sustain healthy lives away from the streets is a big mission. This is the mission we believe God has for Hosea and that we will follow. As a team at Hosea we do not know if we will ever fully eradicate youth homelessness but we...
by Hosea Youth Services | Jan 24, 2018 | Hosea Happenings, Volunteers and Staff
Time together as a team is so important. Communication is a key component to the success of our team. Making sure we all feel supported by one another in our various projects and responsibilities, that we feel heard and valued and a time to remind ourselves of why...
by Hosea Youth Services | Jan 17, 2018 | Faith, Hosea Happenings, Hosea Housing, Volunteers and Staff
We all have a story to tell. My story is filled with a great deal of sorrow but it is also filled with an abundance of joy and this joy is found in Jesus. I know that I am deeply loved by God, so much so that He sent His son Jesus to be beaten and nailed to a cross :...
by Hosea Youth Services | Jan 10, 2018 | Hosea Housing, Volunteers and Staff
I was never one of those kids who had a consistent answer for what they wanted to be when they grew up. I think I typically swung from being wildly sure I would be a whale trainer, to convinced I would be a dentist (an aspiration that died with my first chemistry...
