CHAPLAINCY PROGRAMShare your Heart is a 501-c3 established in the

State of Florida 46-0954374

2010 -2019

VOLUNTEER

2018-2019 Memorandum of Understanding STATE OF FLORIDA DEPARTMENT OF CHILDREN AND FAMILES

THE SCHOOL BOARD OF MIAMI DADE COUNTY,FLORIDA( SCHOOL POLICE DEPARTMENT)

MIAMI-DADE OFFICE OF THESTATE ATTORNEY

BAPTIST HEALTH OF SOUTH FLORIDA

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY THROUGH ITS JUVENILE SERVICES DEPARTMENT

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATIONVOCATIONAL REHABILIATION

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY COMMUNITY ACTION AND HUMAN SERVICES 13 Locations

MIAMI-DADE COUNTY COORDINATED VICTIMS ASSISTANCE CENTER, AND HUMAN TRAFFICKING

MIAMI-DADE FIRE RESCUE ELDERLY LINKS

MIAMI BEACH POLICE DEPARTMENT

BROWARD SHERIFF OFFICE

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE SUMMER FEEDING PROGRAM

DADE COUNTY OFFICE OF PUBLIC DEFENDER CARLOS MARTINEZ

Client Services

YTD

REFERRALS

Estimated

Cost of Goods

and Services

Delivered

Adults Children

Household

members Totals

889 1185 65 2139 814 82,396.41$

27 0 0 27 17 1,449.66$

9 8 0 17 10 546.74$

0 0 26641 26641 8966 178,546.22$

226 10 0 236 147 9,463.27$

62 50 0 112 63 4,020.18$

54 71 0 125 41 4,421.87$

23 20 3 46 14 878.39$

55 75 0 130 49 7,158.48$

14 15 0 29 7 564.56$

37 13 22 72 27 1,437.17$

34 0 0 34 24 803.36$

368 954 57 1379 262 28,100.99$

28 18 0 46 26 1,252.09$

31033 10467 321,039.39$

Additional Client Services

Summer Feeding 0 56784 0 56784 55 75,952.40$

Share Your Heart Community 1158 1411 2043 4612 255 76,710.29$

Farm Share-Homestead 6 0 0 6 4 475.87$

Baptist Health 15 5 0 20 16 550.48$

92455 10797 474,728.43$ Grand Totals

DCF South

Juvenile Assessment Center

Miami Beach Police Dept.

Miami Fire Rescue

Miami-Dade Public Schools

State Attorney's Office Child

DCF Office of Self Sufficiency

Jan - Dec 2018

Agencies with MOU's YTD # of clients receiving goods and services

CVAC

Broward DCF Adult Protective

Broward Sheriff Office

Community Centers

DCF Adult Protective Services

DCF Central

DCF North

CHAPLAINCY PROGRAMShare your Heart is a 501-c3 established in the

State of Florida 46-0954374htt_

How Did it Start ?

Department of Children and FamiliesCPIs, APIs, and ESS Programs

In 2010 Department of Children and Families (DCF) was in need of assistance dueto the high volume of families inneed. Share Your Heart adopted the 3 DCF hubs and made a commitment to supply food, clothing, supplies and a child-friendly room with books, and toys.The need was greater . DCF requested for more assistance for the families in need. This is why the 16 hour Volunteer Chaplaincy Program was created, to serve referrals, through a Memorandum of Understandingwith DCF. To date, we have over 300 trained chaplains who provide needed assistanceto the families referred by the CPI’s and API’s within 48 hours.

2010 - 2019

South Hub

North Hub

Central Hub

We created a child friendly environment for the children, while the parents were being investigated. Miami was in a big recession and the need was greater.

Department of Children and Families Adult Protective Investigation requested to be added to the existing memorandum, to receive assistance, due to the lot high volume of adults needs.

The API’s recognized that the Share Your Heart Volunteer Chaplaincy Program could provide food, clothing, supplies and emotional and/or spiritual support assistance to the homes within 48 hours. This also helps the DCF adult investigation to be processed faster and for cases to be closed. Share Your Heart stays with the referral for 90 days.

DCF ACCESS TRAINING’s

The Economic Self-sufficiency specialists (ESSs) of the Department are responsible for determining eligibility for public assistance programs including Food Stamps, Temporary Assistance for needy Families (TANF) and Medicaid to help them become self-sufficient.

Share Your Heart Chaplaincy Program trains the faith-based organizations to become access centers.

It’s all about our Volunteer Chaplains. No matter what race, religion, age or color, we stand united to help others. By serving, sharing and with loving hearts, all things are possible.

All Volunteer Chaplains must complete a 16-hour course, pass a level 2 background check, are provided with a manual, photo ID and Polo shirt with logos.

Miami-Dade County’s Community Action and Human Services Department (“CAHSD”)Community Victims Assistance Center (CVAC)Domestic Violence and Human Trafficking.

Share Your Heart Boutiques at our two office locations where victims and families in need pick-up clothing and food at no cost.

11 Community Action Center Locations in Miami-Dade County

Miami Beach Community Resource Center

Caleb/Liberty City Community Resource Center

Edison Community Resource Center

Hialeah Community Resource Center

Miami Gardens/Opa-Locka Community Resource Center

Wynwood Community Resource Center

North Site

North Site

North Site

North Site

North Site

Central Site

Accion Community Resource Center

Culmer Community Resource CenterCentral Site

Central Site

Central Site

Frankie Shannon Rolle Community Resource Center

Naranja Community Resource Center

Farmworker Training Community Resource Center

Miami Dade County Zip Code’s

2019 Miami-Dade County, Florida's estimated population is 2,751,796 with a growth rate of 0.56% in the past year according to the most recent United States census data.

Purple Dots - Faith-Based SitesBlue Dots - Access sitesWhite Dots - Volunteer ChaplainsOrange Dots - Community CentersGreen Dots - DCF HubsRed Dots Share Your Heart Centers2019 Faith-Based Sites - 2302019 Volunteer Chaplains -348

Doral DCF Warehouse New Share Your Heart Office/Location at School Police Complex

Dade County School Warehouse Broward County DCF Warehouse

Miami-Dade County Commissioner Diaz donated this 36’ Refrigerated Box Truck. We are now able to further expand our services by picking up larger quantities of food from the food bank and donations of clothing to serve more people.

Share Your Heart fire rescue truck in action, in collaboration with Miami-Dade School Police; Teaching students on many topics at Career Day and at special school events with lots of fun with DJ, music and prizes. Students learn about safety, making right choices and helping others. Thank you Commissioner for the

donation of the Fire Truck.

Step 1 Step 2 Step 3

Step 4 Step 5 Help Phone NumbersCommunity Resource Centers providing Food and Services 96 in zip codes

School administrators, counselors, social workers, and student services submit referrals, requesting assistance for families in need, through Miami-Dade Public School Police, on a daily basis.A referral can be done by:• Shareyourheart.net• Shareyourheart.us• Share Your Heart APP

Services are provided within 48 hours.

Miami Dade School Police Report 2017-2019

2017 Referrals

Adults

served

Children

served

Dade School Police 4 6 7 337.43$ May-17

Dade School Police 5 5 2 209.35$ Jun-17

Dade School Police 0 0 0 -$ Jul-17

Dade School Police 5 6 8 614.91$ Aug-17

Dade School Police 35 76 101 2,864.46$ Sep-17

Dade School Police 30 41 29 1,911.07$ Oct-17

Dade School Police 30 42 57 4,213.42$ Nov-17

Dade School Police 19 36 1426 11,894.72$ Dec-17

Totals 128 212 1630 22,045.36$

2018

Dade School Police 6 9 12 205.42$ Jan-18

Dade School Police 8 16 29 1,294.47$ Feb-18

Dade School Police 5 13 16 1,887.88$ Mar-18

Dade School Police 20 18 195 5,005.71$ Apr-18

Dade School Police 10 12 16 593.10$ May-18

Dade School Police 5 12 26 705.68$ Jun-18

Dade School Police 0 12 24 893.42$ Jul-18

Dade School Police 22 25 28 1,056.53$ Aug-18

Dade School Police 34 31 31 1,830.19$ Sep-18

Dade School Police 62 62 144 0 2,375.27$ Oct-18

Dade School Police 43 55 59 0 3,317.12$ Nov-18

Dade School Police 44 64 268 45 8,151.64$ Dec-18

Totals 259 329 848 45 27,316.43$

2019

Dade School Police 45 40 462 0 3,658.07$ Jan-19

Dade School Police 37 41 72 0 4,401.65$ Feb-19

Dade School Police 38 40 43 0 3,692.40$ Mar-19

Dade School Police Apr-19

Totals 120 121 577 0 11,752.12$

Sharing Our Hearts

Level 2 TrainingEmergency Disaster

We Pray that we

can be Trained

and be prepared.

Minimum of 2

sites per zip

code

Emergency (CERT) Disaster Training's

FIU Bridge Tragedy

South Florida Food Insecurity: Nearly A Million Residents Don't Know Where The Next Meal's Coming From, Study SaysAlarmingly, an estimated 296,600 of those residents are children. South Florida's childhood food insecurity rate, which measures limited or uncertain access to adequate food at the household level, is just four points below the Florida average of 28.4 percent.

SUMMER FEEDING PROGRAM 2018 We served 67,000 meals

Through the Summer Feeding program we have the opportunity to assist the Faith Based Community and Summer Community Programs by signing them to become a Summer Feeding Site enabling them to provide food to the children participating in their summer programs as well as helping feed the community in need at their locations. The Pastors and Community Leaders are very pleased with this program because thousands of children are provided food for their program at no cost.

The faith-based community has a great opportunity to offer spiritual, physical and emotional support and demonstrate the love of our Lord through this program at their location. 2019 will be our 7th year with the program , serving over 60,000 meals each year to children.

We raised 38,352 LB ofFood 2019

We raised 38,352 LB ofFood 2019

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