May 5, 2016 22:13
Hi! This post, from TSL contributor Gary Loggins, isn’t necessarily film related but it still deals with something important. Please give it a read! — LMB
I’m taking a step back from classic films for a moment to talk with all my fellow bloggers. In my “real” life, I have a job as program director of Network House in New Bedford, MA. It’s part of the Veteran’s Transition House, and a ten bed program for civilians suffering from homelessness and substance abuse. Network House has helped hundreds of people get their lives back on track since it’s inception in 1998.
But no more. The Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) has decided to stop funding transitional programs and go with Housing First, designed to put people directly into permanent housing situations. They feel this is the best way to go, and we, along with other transitional programs, have been defunded as of 4/30/16.
But for the nine men currently residing at Network House, they now have nowhere to go. They came to us directly from detoxes…
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By gary loggins on May 6, 2016 at 02:00