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December 2022 Service Stats
Emergency Services
  • 306 unique households (1,205 individuals) were assessed by LARS case managers
    • 428 total client visits
    • 30 new households (10%)
  • 13 total households without stable housing (self-identified)*
  • 281 households from Prince George's County Zip codes 20707 or 20708
  • 1,527 bags of food distributed
  • 3,784 diapers distributed to 58 households for 70 babies
  • 24 households assisted with rent/mortgage, totaling $75,663.03
  • 4 households received vouchers for clothing at Laurel Thrift Store
  • 20 clients came in for mail collection
  • 18 Households visited with the DHS Worker at LARS
*Individuals and families without stable housing have reported living in a shelter, half-way house, treatment center, on the streets, in a car, in an abandoned building, or place not meant for sleeping. 

Community
  • 2,394.98 pounds of food donated to LARS' pantry
  • 25 unique volunteers logged 101.5  hours of volunteer service
  • 503 children received gifts through the Holidays of Hope Program 


November 2022 Service Stats
Emergency Services
  • 363 unique households (1,391 individuals) were assessed by LARS case managers
    • 722 total client visits
    • 45 new households (12%)
  • 13 total households without stable housing (self-identified)*
  • 302 households from Prince George's County Zip codes 20707 or 20708
  • 1,147 bags of food distributed
  • 3,885 diapers distributed to 65 households for 84 babies
  • 12 households assisted with rent/mortgage, totaling $42,131.40
  • 4 households received vouchers for clothing at Laurel Thrift Store
*Individuals and families without stable housing have reported living in a shelter, half-way house, treatment center, on the streets, in a car, in an abandoned building, or place not meant for sleeping. 

Community
  • 17,867.04  pounds of food donated to LARS' pantry


September 2022 Service Stats
Emergency Services
  • 269 unique households (990 individuals) were assessed by LARS case managers
    • 307 total client visits
    • 58 new households (18%)
  • 16 total households without stable housing (self-identified)*
  • 230 households from Prince George's County Zip codes 20707 or 20708
  • 1,128 bags of food distributed
  • 4,765 diapers distributed to 81 households for 94 babies
  • 15 households assisted with rent/mortgage, totaling $34,621.83
  • 6 households received vouchers for clothing at Laurel Thrift Store
*Individuals and families without stable housing have reported living in a shelter, half-way house, treatment center, on the streets, in a car, in an abandoned building, or place not meant for sleeping. 

Community
  • 3,703.99  pounds of food donated to LARS' pantry
  • 30 volunteers contributed 406 hours of service 


August 2022 Service Stats
Emergency Services
  • 295 unique households (1,054 individuals) were assessed by LARS case managers
    • 435 total client visits
    • 52 new households (18%)
  • 18 total households without stable housing (self-identified)*
  • 247 households from Prince George's County Zip codes 20707 or 20708
  • 1,010 bags of food distributed
  • 3,297 diapers distributed to 57 households for 64 babies
  • 21 households assisted with rent/mortgage, totaling $53,395.84
  • 4 households received vouchers for clothing at Laurel Thrift Store
*Individuals and families without stable housing have reported living in a shelter, half-way house, treatment center, on the streets, in a car, in an abandoned building, or place not meant for sleeping. 

Community
  • 2,531.22 pounds of food donated to LARS' pantry
  • 21 volunteers contributed 165 hours of service 


July 2022 Service Stats
Emergency Services
  • 203 unique households (714 individuals) were assessed by LARS case managers
    • 224 total client visits
    • 37 new households (18%)
  • 15 total homeless individuals/families (self-identified)*
  • 167 households from Prince George's County Zip codes 20707 or 20708
  • 950 bags of food distributed
  • 3,229 diapers distributed to 57 households for 64 babies
  • 9 households assisted with rent/mortgage, totaling $30,296.61
  • 4 households received vouchers for clothing at Laurel Thrift Store
*Individuals and families without stable housing have reported living in a shelter, half-way house, treatment center, on the streets, in a car, in an abandoned building, or place not meant for sleeping. 

Community
  • 2,749.68    pounds of food donated to LARS' pantry
  • 19 volunteers contributed 129 hours of service 


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