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Watch a video about Rainbow Village and hear some the stories in the words of some of the families themselves.
WATCH OUR VIDEO (WMV)
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THANKS TO OUR 2009 GOLF SPONSORS!
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Book a cruise or golf vacation, send flowers, buy concert tickets...AND your vacations turn into donations for Rainbow Village!
CLICK THE IMAGE AND TRAVEL THRU RAINBOW VILLAGE
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The mission of Rainbow Village is to provide families in north metro Atlanta in domestic or economic crisis with a healing environment to rebuild their lives through a community based transitional housing program that promotes self-sufficiency.
HOMELESSNESS. How does it happen?
The physical and emotional damage resulting from homelessness can tear a family apart. Living in overcrowded shelters, with extended families and friends, or in uninhabitable places like their cars, single mothers and their children comprise 58% of homeless families. The average age of a homeless child at Rainbow Village is 9 years old.
Rainbow Village is a place where lives are transformed. The rainbow has always been the symbol of a covenant of promise and hope between God and humankind. Since 1991, Rainbow Village, Inc. has honored that promise, entering into covenants with homeless families, making it possible for them to stay together while developing the skills they need to stand on their own again.
Rainbow Village means security, stability, a place of many resources and opportunities, support and understanding.
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CONTACT US
Rainbow Village, Inc. 400 Holcomb Bridge Road Norcross, GA 30071 770-446-3800 development@rainbowvillage.org
OCTOBER 4, 2009
2nd Annual
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SUCCESS STORIES
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