Shabnam Rahbarvafaee and her husband, Peter Sharokhi, have started a program to give free, good food to homeless people in Skid Row, an area with many homeless individuals in Los Angeles. They believe that food is a basic human right. This initiative seeks to address hunger, which often goes unnoticed, by gathering community support and resources. Rahbarvafaee emphasizes that no one should struggle to find their next meal.
Their effort aims to create a sustainable system that connects extra food to those in need and encourages community involvement. The program prioritizes nutritious meals, free access, and local participation. Sharokhi also advocates for equal educational opportunities for all children. He believes that feeding the hungry and helping students are related issues. The couple invites people to volunteer, donate, or sponsor meal distributions.
Shabnam Rahbar vafaee and her husband, Pedram “Peter” Sharokhi, today announced an initiative to bring free, high-quality meals to unhoused residents of Skid Row, one of the most densely populated concentrations of homelessness in the United States. The effort is led by the Shabnam Rahbarvafaee Community and rests on one belief: food is a fundamental human right, not a privilege.
Los Angeles continues to face a deep homelessness crisis, and hunger is one of its most immediate and least visible costs. For people living on the streets, a reliable and nourishing meal can be hard to find. Rahbarvafaee’s initiative aims to change that by mobilizing neighbors, volunteers and local resources.
Shabnam Rahbar vafaee and her husband, Pedram “Peter” Sharokhi, are excited to share their initiative that offers free, quality meals to the homeless in Skid Row, Los Angeles. They believe that everyone has the right to good food, and their goal is to unite the community in addressing hunger.
Rahbarvafaee insists that no one should ever worry about where their next meal will come from. By working together, they aim to create a compassionate system that connects surplus food to those who need it most. The initiative prioritizes nutritious meals and encourages local involvement. Sharokhi also points out that all children should have the same chances for education. He says we need to help hungry people to improve education. They invite everyone to get involved by volunteering, donating, or sponsoring meal distributions.
Every meal served sends a heartfelt message: "You matter and you are not forgotten." The Shabnam Rahbarvafaee Community is driven by kindness and the desire to uplift those in need. Together, they’re creating a brighter future for everyone, Pedram “Peter” Sharokhi, today announced an initiative to bring free, high-quality meals to unhoused residents of Skid Row, one of the most densely populated concentrations of homelessness in the United States.
Los Angeles continues to face a deep homelessness crisis, and hunger is one of its most immediate and least visible costs. For people living on the streets, a reliable and nourishing meal can be hard to find. Rahbarvafaee’s initiative aims to change that by mobilizing neighbors, volunteers, and local resources.
