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Street Sense Media 2024 Hopes and Predictions
Ami Angell, h3 Project The h3 Project hopes that 2024 will bring about more awareness and advocacy for those experiencing homelessness. Which, in...
Washingtonian Article: The Surprising Past of an Advocate for DC’s Unhoused
Washingtonian Article: Surprising Past of an Advocate for DC's Unhoused - Alex Mack Excerpt: "Angell has now expanded the h3 Project into other...
National Alliance to End Homelessness Video with The h3 Project and Downtown DC BID
A tiny pig is turning heads as part of a team working to support people experiencing homelessness in DC.
Alumna Ami Angell Follows a Culture of Service
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Mount Vernon Triangle: We Give Thanks For: Partners Leading the Way
"MVT CID is committed to providing meaningful supportive services to individuals experiencing homelessness in the Mount Vernon Triangle...
The Washington Post: Can we solve homelessness? A program at Union Station is a huge step.
"The crisis intervention group he helps to fund is called The h3 Project and was founded by Ami M. Angell in 2018. Dotson heard about its work as...
Metro Transit Police Receive Overdose Training
Washington D.C. is second in the nation when it comes to opioid overdoses, according to Dr. Ami Angell. Naloxone can save the life of anyone who is...
Giving Tuesday
The Giving Tree Project Tree Farm Helps Give Back to Community This Christmas
The project has been helping support people who are unhoused and rehoused in the NOMA area of D.C. since 2018. The founders created it with one...
In 4 The Win: Make an Impact on DC’s Opioid Crisis
Thank you Daniel Dia Barrios for capturing The h3 Project's "In 4 The Win: Make an Impact on DC's Opioid Crisis" in thirty seconds of goodness! See...
DC Holds Opioid Awareness and Overdose Prevention Event
Dr. Ami Angell, founder of The h3 Project DC, talks opioid awareness and overdoes prevention.
DC News Now: Over 30 people displaced after homeless encampment cleared from Union Station
According to the H3 Project, more than 30 people were displaced from the removal of this camp, many without a place to go or a plan of what to do...
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