The New Me
help pave the road to a better life
Presented By: Aislyn Santos-Rivera, Hope Gelvoligo, Jana Hanna, Daniel Perrotto
summary
This project aims to help homeless individuals in New York City by turning a renovated RV into a mobile resource center. With a $100,000 budget and community donations, it will provide essentials like food, showers, and guidance to help people get back on their feet. Volunteers and partners will work together to spread awareness, reduce waste, and open the road to a better life for everyone.
Index
- Operation & Advertising
- How The Program Operates
- Goals & Objectives
- Space & Renovations
- Materials Needed & Accessing Them
- Staff
- Food
- Finances
Operation & Advertisement
'The New Me' In New York
We operate 2x a week, one for the Upper NYC-128th St (Harlem) and one for Bronx (Park ave south bronx) per week (drive to these locations and park there)
People will line up infront of the RV and once they are let in, they will go through different stations.
This is because these are low-income and high-homeless-rate areas that need the most help.
We will advertise locations through social media posts (mainy to get donations), then advertise to the homeless by putting up fliers on trees and around these communities.
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HoW THE NEW ME OPERATES
Food Bank: -Partnerships with local grocery stores to help reduce food waste
Bathroom: -Compact shower and sink, allowing individuals to freshen up
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HoW THE NEW ME OPERATES
Consulting Services: - One-on-one discussions -Future Plans -Assistance with filling out applications for jobs, housing, and more -Done By: Consultant, Volunteers, & Interns
Donations: - Clothes -Blankets -Hygiene Products -Done By: Advertisements to local communities and online posts
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GOALS & OBJECTIVES
Objectives:
- We will provide a place to shower and clean up, giving them a private place to wash up and relax and fix their hygiene
- We will also make sure to provide fresh, clean food to those coming to the program, so they won’t have to wonder when they’re next meal is coming
- There is going to be clothing offered to those who want any, things to keep warm, such as blankets and hats
- Provide consultation for those coming to the program, helping them get set up with programs outside of this one to get them, and keep them on track towards a healthier and more normal life
Goals:
- Giving people that are homeless the opportunity to create a brand new start for themselves
- Providing resources and accommodations to people that are homeless, so they can regain a sense of normalcy, even if it's temporary
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What our team renovated in order to get the perfect space needed
The renovated RV will be transformed into a comfortable and functional mobile space designed to meet basic needs while staying within the $100,000 budget. The bedroom area will be converted into a small counseling space, offering privacy and comfort for one-on-one guidance sessions. The kitchen will be further updated with basic appliances for preparing simple, donated meals, and storage compartments will hold clothing, blankets, and hygiene supplies. A compact shower and sink area will allow individuals to freshen up, while outdoor seating provided by nearby parks where the RV parks will serve as additional gathering and eating spaces. Solar panels are also added to reduce energy costs. Therefore leading to the interior featuring easy-to-clean flooring and creme with green colors to create a naturing, uplifting environment.
SPACE AND RENOVATION
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MATERIALS NEEDED & ACCESSING THEM
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MATERIALS NEEDED & ACCESSING THEM
- Most clothing, food, and hygiene products would come from community donations and partner stores, saving a lot of money.- Using solar panels and local parks for seating keeps energy and space costs low.
ASR
staff
Project Coordinator: Oversees day-to-day operations, schedules RV locations, and manages volunteers and donations. Keeps communication with local partners (stores, shelters, donors, etc.).Mental Health Consultant: Provides emotional support, crisis intervention, and referrals for housing, therapy, or job programs. Can be a licensed professional or consultant with experience in community outreach. Operations & Logistics Lead: Handles RV maintenance, supplies inventory, and ensures safety procedures are followed. Coordinates food pickups from grocery partners and donation management. Volunteers (3-4): Engage with people on the street, explain services, hand out flyers, and assist guests entering the RV. Interns (1-2): Assist with social media, research, donor outreach, or mental health education. Great for social work, psychology, or nonprofit management students. RV Driver: Must have a valid license. May also help with basic maintenance. Nutrition & Food Coordinator: Manages donated food, ensures safe distribution, and coordinates with grocery store partners to reduce waste. Hygiene Attendant: Keeps the shower area clean, restocks supplies (soap, towels, etc.), and ensures privacy and safety. Security or Safety Liaison: Ensures respectful, non-confrontational safety protocols around the RV. Can be trained staff or volunteers.
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FOOD SERVICES
- The food should be nutritious, easy to distribute, low-cost or donation-based, non-perishable or easy to prepare inside the RV.- There will also be labels of potential allergens. - Ready-to-Eat Meals: Pre-made sandwiches, Wraps, Boiled eggs or egg salad cups, Packaged salads with dressing on the side, Fruit cups or applesauce - Healthy Snacks: Fruit, Granola bars or protein bars, Crackers with cheese or peanut butter packs, Yogurt - Warm Food Options: Soup cups, Instant oatmeal & noodles, Rice bowls or microwavable meals, Pasta with sauce, Hot cocoa, coffee, or tea station - Non-Perishable Donation Items: Canned goods, Juice boxes, Cereal cups, Bottled water - Sweet Treats: Cookies, Cupcakes, Brownies
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finalfinances
Overall, this project would cost around $85,000, keeping it comfortably under the $100,000 budget. Most of the money would go toward buying and fixing up the RV, while the rest would help pay staff who keep everything running smoothly. Since a lot of food, clothing, and hygiene items will come from donations, we’ll be able to stretch funds even further. The remaining money will cover fuel, insurance, and any unexpected needs, making sure the project can keep going strong and truly help people start their journey toward a better life.
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The New Me
help pave the road to a better life
Presented By: Aislyn Santos-Rivera, Hope Gelvoligo, Jana Hanna, Daniel Perrotto
summary
This project aims to help homeless individuals in New York City by turning a renovated RV into a mobile resource center. With a $100,000 budget and community donations, it will provide essentials like food, showers, and guidance to help people get back on their feet. Volunteers and partners will work together to spread awareness, reduce waste, and open the road to a better life for everyone.
Index
- Operation & Advertising
- How The Program Operates
- Goals & Objectives
- Space & Renovations
- Materials Needed & Accessing Them
- Staff
- Food
- Finances
Operation & Advertisement
'The New Me' In New York
We operate 2x a week, one for the Upper NYC-128th St (Harlem) and one for Bronx (Park ave south bronx) per week (drive to these locations and park there)
People will line up infront of the RV and once they are let in, they will go through different stations.
This is because these are low-income and high-homeless-rate areas that need the most help.
We will advertise locations through social media posts (mainy to get donations), then advertise to the homeless by putting up fliers on trees and around these communities.
JH
HoW THE NEW ME OPERATES
Food Bank: -Partnerships with local grocery stores to help reduce food waste
Bathroom: -Compact shower and sink, allowing individuals to freshen up
#1
#2
+ MORE
JH
HoW THE NEW ME OPERATES
Consulting Services: - One-on-one discussions -Future Plans -Assistance with filling out applications for jobs, housing, and more -Done By: Consultant, Volunteers, & Interns
Donations: - Clothes -Blankets -Hygiene Products -Done By: Advertisements to local communities and online posts
#3
#4
JH
GOALS & OBJECTIVES
Objectives:
Goals:
DR
What our team renovated in order to get the perfect space needed
The renovated RV will be transformed into a comfortable and functional mobile space designed to meet basic needs while staying within the $100,000 budget. The bedroom area will be converted into a small counseling space, offering privacy and comfort for one-on-one guidance sessions. The kitchen will be further updated with basic appliances for preparing simple, donated meals, and storage compartments will hold clothing, blankets, and hygiene supplies. A compact shower and sink area will allow individuals to freshen up, while outdoor seating provided by nearby parks where the RV parks will serve as additional gathering and eating spaces. Solar panels are also added to reduce energy costs. Therefore leading to the interior featuring easy-to-clean flooring and creme with green colors to create a naturing, uplifting environment.
SPACE AND RENOVATION
+ MORE
ASR
MATERIALS NEEDED & ACCESSING THEM
+ MORE
ASR
MATERIALS NEEDED & ACCESSING THEM
- Most clothing, food, and hygiene products would come from community donations and partner stores, saving a lot of money.- Using solar panels and local parks for seating keeps energy and space costs low.
ASR
staff
Project Coordinator: Oversees day-to-day operations, schedules RV locations, and manages volunteers and donations. Keeps communication with local partners (stores, shelters, donors, etc.).Mental Health Consultant: Provides emotional support, crisis intervention, and referrals for housing, therapy, or job programs. Can be a licensed professional or consultant with experience in community outreach. Operations & Logistics Lead: Handles RV maintenance, supplies inventory, and ensures safety procedures are followed. Coordinates food pickups from grocery partners and donation management. Volunteers (3-4): Engage with people on the street, explain services, hand out flyers, and assist guests entering the RV. Interns (1-2): Assist with social media, research, donor outreach, or mental health education. Great for social work, psychology, or nonprofit management students. RV Driver: Must have a valid license. May also help with basic maintenance. Nutrition & Food Coordinator: Manages donated food, ensures safe distribution, and coordinates with grocery store partners to reduce waste. Hygiene Attendant: Keeps the shower area clean, restocks supplies (soap, towels, etc.), and ensures privacy and safety. Security or Safety Liaison: Ensures respectful, non-confrontational safety protocols around the RV. Can be trained staff or volunteers.
HG
FOOD SERVICES
- The food should be nutritious, easy to distribute, low-cost or donation-based, non-perishable or easy to prepare inside the RV.- There will also be labels of potential allergens. - Ready-to-Eat Meals: Pre-made sandwiches, Wraps, Boiled eggs or egg salad cups, Packaged salads with dressing on the side, Fruit cups or applesauce - Healthy Snacks: Fruit, Granola bars or protein bars, Crackers with cheese or peanut butter packs, Yogurt - Warm Food Options: Soup cups, Instant oatmeal & noodles, Rice bowls or microwavable meals, Pasta with sauce, Hot cocoa, coffee, or tea station - Non-Perishable Donation Items: Canned goods, Juice boxes, Cereal cups, Bottled water - Sweet Treats: Cookies, Cupcakes, Brownies
HG
finalfinances
Overall, this project would cost around $85,000, keeping it comfortably under the $100,000 budget. Most of the money would go toward buying and fixing up the RV, while the rest would help pay staff who keep everything running smoothly. Since a lot of food, clothing, and hygiene items will come from donations, we’ll be able to stretch funds even further. The remaining money will cover fuel, insurance, and any unexpected needs, making sure the project can keep going strong and truly help people start their journey toward a better life.
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