FORGOTTEN
TEMPLE OF THE
SPIRITUAL CARE FOR THE UNHOUSED
TRAINING PROGRAM
Beyond Practical Care:
Meet the Soul
Too often, our systems treat unhoused people only by their visible needs: shelter, food, medical attention.
But every human carries a spiritual life that deserves recognition.
Without addressing this, we not only risk their healing, but our own burnout.
Join a movement that places spiritual connection at the center of human care.
What You’ll Walk Away With
Is This For You?
Probably.
If you serve, care for, or walk beside unhoused individuals in any capacity, this is for you.
Whether you’re faith-based, medical, grassroots, or nonprofit-affiliated,
you’ll find tools that honor the full humanity of those you care for.
Meet your Guide:
Rev. Charlotte Cramer
With years of experience walking alongside those experiencing homelessness, Rev. Charlotte brings presence.
Her workshops are rooted in dignity, vulnerability, and practical spiritual tools you can use immediately.
Charlotte Cramer
Street Chaplain & Interfaith Minister
Rev. Charlotte is an Interfaith Minister and street chaplain with over three years of experience serving unhoused and incarcerated communities.
She began her work in Marin County, CA, and is now based in Portland, OR.
Through her outreach, she has built meaningful relationships and supported hundreds of individuals living on the streets and in jail.
She has also led non-denominational spiritual programs in county jail and facilitated memorials, and other services.
What to Expect Over 2 Days
Angie, NoVA
Nonprofit Leader
I am SO grateful to Temple of the Forgotten for their exceptional training on Spiritual Care for the Unhoused.
The content was wise, insightful, and extremely practical. And Rev. Charlotte held the space beautifully, modeling the kind of spiritual care she was teaching.
Whether you are new to this work or looking to go deeper with fellow practitioners, I highly recommend signing up!
Clarke Howley, CA
Interfaith Prayer Probationer
I serve on the board of the Center for Spiritual Living Vallejo, and also on the board of Vallejo Together.
The parts of this training that I found most beneficial was Rev. Charlotte's perspectives, kindness, and ability to gently redirect.
I had already been exposed to, and assimilated a great majority of the information presented. What was the most beneficial was to see how skilled - blessed - gifted Rev Charlotte was in communicating.
She gave the kind of modeling that we all need when learning a new skill. Her focused expertise in COMMUNICATING about and with our friends without shelter was nothing less than inspiring.
Corinne, CA
Chiropractor and PC(USA) Ruling Elder
This training made me realize the importance of spiritual care in the holistic and dignified treatment of unhoused individuals
