National Homelessness Awareness Month: TaKiesha’s Story of Hope and Healing
About this episode
TaKeisha shares her journey through homelessness and the importance of community support and compassion.
In honor of National Homelessness Awareness Month, Amy Dornack, manager of homeless & support services at CommQuest, sat down with TaKeisha, a former resident of the Family Living Center, to help raise awareness about the challenges faced by people experiencing homelessness. TaKeisha opens up about her journey through homelessness and how asking for help, community support, and compassion made all the difference. Her story is a reminder that homelessness can affect anyone, and that hope and healing are possible. Learn more about the Family Living Center: commquest.org/family_living_center
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