Over the next 30 days, through the See the Best in Me campaign, the organization will recognize young Black women who are making a difference in the community.
The shelter will feature services for those dealing with the complex issues of homelessness, including addiction, unemployment and physical and behavioral health.
The region was in an opioid epidemic when COVID-19 made a bad situation even worse. It may have changed the nonprofit’s service delivery, but its mission remains the same.