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Need Help? Lotus House (Directions) 217 NW 15th Street Overtown, Miami, Florida 33136 Are you a youth or domestic violence victim? Call 305-438-0556 or email needshelter@lotushouse.org. Otherwise, please call the Miami …
How You Can Support Our COVID-19 Relief Efforts
Lotus House needs your help more than ever. It goes without saying, these are unprecedented times presenting unique challenges for us all. With a full house of 480+ women and children, …
Support Our COVID-19 Relief Efforts By Volunteering
With our children and those of our staff out of school for the next two weeks and with very limited outdoor activities we can host, we need your help more …
Join Team Rainbow Lotus at Miami Beach PRIDE Parade
Join Team Rainbow Lotus at the 12th Annual Miami Beach PRIDE Parade! Sign up here Event will take place on Sunday, April 5, 2020 at 12:00PM. Participants …
Miami Proud: Lotus House Transforms The Lives Of Homeless Women And Children
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Lotus House’s Culinary Center Will Train a New Crop of Women Cooks
ZACHARY FAGENSON | NOVEMBER 20, 2018 | 8:30AM Luciana Lamont serving mozzarella and tomato bites at the announcement of the Centner Foundation’s $2 million gift to Lotus House. Courtesy of Lotus House Lotus House’s …
South Florida Business Journal’s 2018 Structures Awards
Category: Winner: Community Impact Name: Lotus House Women’s Shelter/Lotus Village By: Lotus House Project address: 217 N.W. 15th St., Miami 33136 KEY PARTNERS General contractor: Civic Construction Architect: Behar Font & Partners, …
Big gift to Lotus House leads to a culinary center at the Miami women’s homeless shelter
Once-homeless women will soon be training for jobs in the restaurant and hospitality industry, thanks to a multi-year, multimillion-dollar pledge from a Miami-born entrepreneur. When David Centner and his family …
New health center opens in Overtown
Jessie Trice group in partnership with Lotus Village to help fill unmet medical needs Constance Collins, center, Irene Taylor Wooten, second from right and Annie Neasman, right, help cut the …
