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The Health Empowered Beauty (HEB) Fashion Show  is an evening featuring residents of Susan’s Place as our “super models.” The HEB Fashion Show helps Care for the Homeless provide direct services for homeless men, women, and children, including the women residing at Susan’s Place. Each year, CFH increases access to and delivers high-quality health services to 7,500-8,500 homeless individuals, improving their physical and mental health. Services are offered where individuals experiencing homelessness gather: shelters, drop-in centers, soup kitchens, or on the street and without regard to the ability to pay.
The 6th Annual Health Empowered Beauty Fashion Show will take place on September 20, 2018 at The Prince George Ballroom in midtown Manhattan. We are grateful to all who supported us last year and we hope to see continued support from old and new comers alike!
Tickets go on sale August 1!

Last year's show SOLD OUT and this year is the 10th Anniversary of Susan's Place so be sure to sign-up for our Front Lines newsletter for updates throughout the year!
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Funds raised from the HEB Fashion Show will support:

  • Rebuilding lives: women will reciebe a move-outkit for their new home that could contain: bedding, kitchen and cleaning supplies, and personal care items. In some cases, a bed or other essential furniture will be provided.
  • Innovation: development and delivery of innovative services and strategic partnerships that will enhance the critical health care services needed to save lives.
  • Stability: in order to meeth the health care needs of our homeless neighboors, you’ll help provide essential needs at CFH health center locations.
  • Advocacy: CFH believes we can end homelessmess in years, not decades. To do so, housing and health care policies must and will change with your support.

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