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The number of homeless individuals and families will increase. “It’s like being on a cruise ship, except our guests don’t have their own rooms and a third of them have underlying conditions. It’s a dangerous place right now, more so than a nursing home.”
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Many Yazidis in Lincoln are a bit lost right now. They often don’t speak English and are floundering to grasp what is happening in the face of the pandemic.
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“Our clients, on average, get help with seven services, often in one visit.” Those services include health support, English Language Learner classes and programs for seniors, youth, families and women.
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After advertising a Barnabas Community meal on Facebook, director Dwight Thiemann got a message from a man named Jim. “I have no way of getting there, but it sure looks good.”
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“We use food as our avenue to build relationships with underserved youth,” said executive director Michaela Akridge. Since the pandemic, the Food Fort has seen its clients double and its services expand, even as social distancing has challenged the relational aspect of their service.
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