MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AN HR

The WORLD MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN

The WORLD MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS is a 508(c)1(a) Ministry Non-Profit that was established in the State of Rhode Island in 2025, and office is currently located in the Historic City of Pawtucket.

''OUR MISSION IS YOUR SUCCESS''

Our mission is to give back to the community while basing our faith around the evolution of Justice and Human Rights.

The Ministry will discuss with, and offer knowledgeable information, to our community, to how justice and human rights apply and can impact the life of an individual.

Feed the Hunger Program

Emergency Family Safety and Stabilization Program

''OUR MISSION IS YOUR SUCCESS''

The WORLD MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS is dedicated to building a Feed the Hunger Program, offering resources, such as, a soup/food kitchen, scheduled food, clothing and toy drives, while keeping focus on the paramount nature of offering surrounding communities support and needed resources necessary in the time.

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Emergency Family Safety and Stabilization Program

THE WORLD MINISTRY OF JUSTICE AND HUMAN RIGHTS goal is to offer an on sight program providing consultation, a safe haven to those in unforeseen distress in need of temporary transitional lodging and resources, ie. food bed roof, human resources and support, until appropriate accommodations can be gathered and put into place.

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Ride Home Safely Program

Emergency Family Safety and Stabilization Program

The Ride Home Safely (RHS)program is a faith-based public safety initiative that will be provided by the World Ministry of Justice and Human Rights, that upon conception will be designed to prevent impaired driving and save lives by offering free transportation home for individuals unable to safely operate a vehicle.

Operating on Friday and Saturday nights (10 PM – 4 AM),

RHS will deploy trained volunteer teams to transport individuals safely home—reducing DUI incidents, hospitalizations, and fatalities.

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Feed the Hunger Program

Statement of Need

Food insecurity continues to impact individuals and families across communities, leaving many without reliable access to nutritious meals. Hunger is often accompanied by deeper challenges, including poverty, housing instability, and social isolation.

In addition to physical hunger, many individuals experience:

Loss of dignity and self-worth
Lack of supportive community
Emotional and spiritual distress

There is a critical need for programs that not only provide food but also foster belonging, encouragement, and restoration. The Feed the Hunger Program addresses this gap by combining meal service with compassionate, holistic care.

Feed the Hunger Overview

The Feed the Hungry Initiative is a comprehensive hunger relief program that will be centered around the Ministry’s soup kitchen and outreach services.

The program provides:

Daily or weekly hot meal service
Food assistance for individuals and families
A safe, welcoming, and respectful environment
Prayer, encouragement, and spiritual support

Each meal served is an opportunity to restore dignity and demonstrate compassion in action.

Giving Tier Model

The initiative is supported through a structured donor engagement model:

$25 — A Meal of Hope
Provides meals, water, and care for individuals
$50 — Feed a Family
Supports food assistance for families
$100 — Community Table Partner
Sustains daily soup kitchen operations
$250 — Compassion Sponsor
Provides ongoing meals and ministry care
$500+ — Harvest Partner
Expands program reach and ensures no one is turned away .

Ride Home Safely Program

The Ride Home Safely (RHS)program is a faith-based public safety initiative that will be run by the World Ministry of Justice and Human Rights that upon conception will be designed to prevent impaired driving and save lives by offering free transportation home for individuals unable to safely operate a vehicle.

Operating on Friday and Saturday nights (10 PM – 4 AM),

RHS will deploy trained volunteer teams to transport individuals safely home—reducing DUI incidents, hospitalizations, and fatalities.

Statement of Need

Impaired driving remains a leading cause of preventable death in the United States.

Key issues:

To help combat DUI-related accidents annually
Limited late-night transportation options
High-risk hours: weekends between 10 PM – 4 AM
Vulnerable populations: young adults, service workers, event attendees

Local gap:
Most communities lack free, non-judgmental alternatives for impaired individuals.

Result:
People take risks → drive impaired → lives are lost.

Program Description

Upon Conception-Services Provided

Free rides home for intoxicated/impaired individuals
Operated by trained volunteer teams
Safe, tracked, and accountable transport system

Primary Goals

Prevent impaired driving incidents
Reduce DUI arrests and fatalities
Provide compassionate community care

Emergency Family Safety & Stabilization Program (EFSSP)

The EFSSP Programs goal is to help provide immediate, safe, short-term housing (1–90 days) for:

Families displaced by unavoidable crises (fires, disasters, shocks, medical emergencies)
Survivors of domestic violence (especially women and children)
Households fleeing unsafe or abusive environment

Core Outcomes:

Immediate physical safety
Stabilization (health, legal, financial)
Transition to permanent housing support and resources

A 508(c)1(a) Ministry is allowed to operate WITHOUT POLITICAL PERSECUTION

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