From Homelessness to Advocacy

The CDC estimates that more than 5 million adults in the United States have autism spectrum disorder. It wasn’t until 2008 when Martin Guldner was 32 years old that he…

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Breaking the Cycle

After years of drug and alcohol addiction, nearly a decade spent in prison, and no home of his own, Demetres B.—with the help of his mom—decided it was time to…

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Back to School

As students across the country head back to the classroom, non-traditional students like Russell M. are also embracing the back-to-school season. Russell never graduated from high school before falling on…

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The Next Right Thing

After serving in combat during Operation Desert Shield/Desert Storm, Richard L. finished his Army service commitment and tried to resume a normal life. He was working and supporting his family,…

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From Tragedy to Resilience

After a car backed into her while she was working as a security guard on a college campus, Jacqueline T. was injured and unable to work. A single mother of…

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Healing Through Art

Breaking the cycle of homelessness requires healing: healing from past traumas, healing from self-doubt, and for many, healing from the physical and emotional effects of substance addiction. But what does…

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Facing Life on its Own Terms

Client Spotlight: Eddie M. Though he wasn’t physically wounded while serving in Iraq during the Gulf War, Navy Veteran Eddie M. suffered from the psychological and emotional consequences of war.…

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