Welcome to CARIBBEAN HELP CENTER ORG. We are a non-profit organization (501C3) determined to better our community, one person at a time. We serve the greater Washington metropolitan area as we are conveniently located in Silver Spring, MD. We have over 29 years of experience and provide a variety of services for low-income individuals and families. Over the past fiscal year CHC supported more than 2,174 clients.
The Greater Washington Metropolitan Area is the home to a high concentration of unassisted immigrants. Over the past fiscal year, the Caribbean Help Center has provided support to more than 2174 patrons. CHC continues to reach out to the community to provide assistance to even more low income families and individuals.
Founded in 1995 by the Rev. Evans Faustin , the Caribbean Help Center is a thriving 501C3 non-profit organization working to help people open doors of opportunity that they were unable to before. With a staff of four, nine board members and eight zealous volunteers, the center is determined to change people’s lives. If you need assistance with education, employment, information and referrals. Interpretation, food assistance, immigration, public services, and / or finding health care the Caribbean Help Center is willing and able to push you forward. Since we are a non-profit organization, we depend on financial donations among others to keep this dream alive. Donating to the Caribbean Help Center is not only a monetary gift to the organization but an investment into the community. Do not hesitate to be a part of our organization.
When a lot of adults and children began to fall sick at regular intervals in our community in the USA, people did not know where to turn to. Most of them cannot afford the expenses of hospitalization and medication. Caribbean Help Center provides affordable health care.
The population we serve continues to struggle in this tough economy. Clients often don’t understand about the social services for which they are eligible and don’t know how to navigate the system to obtain them.
While many may question the connection between hungry and illiteracy, there is an undeniable link. To eradicate hunger and illiteracy Caribbean Help Center provides food assistance for hungry people. We believe that beyond just being fed, it is imperative that adults and children get nutrition and wholesome meals.
The mission of the Caribbean Help Center is to provide assistance and support to people in need located in the United States and the Caribbean. Over the past 29 years the Caribbean Help Center has provided various services to help people create better lives for themselves and improve their communities by offering relief to their problems and the promise of brighter days to come. The CHC’s purpose is to help individuals and families access academic, economic and civic opportunity that enhances their ability to strengthen their neighborhoods, succeed at school and work, raise healthy families and become engaged members of their communities.
