The Home of the Innocents has been helping homeless 18 to 24-year-old’s find housing. At 10pm EST on @WDRBNews, why a man says the program helped him achieve his career dream.
Me & @Hicks_JustinM tried to drive a JCPS bus route last week (in Justin's white van).
We used a sheet of printed out directions & (almost) no GPS, just like real bus drivers.
Y'all lemme tell ya: it was hard. And no - we were not on time.
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In 2020, then-Mayor Greg Fischer said SummerWorks “helps level the playing field for young people who are growing up in poverty or who lack the family connections that can be so important in landing that first job.”
"It was important to both of us to have a business west of Ninth Street that looked like the businesses on Shelbyville Road or eastern Jefferson County. That’s what we created," one of the owners said. https://t.co/6vGMKkvnIB
Sheldon was last seen by he father on Friday night, April 7. She is said to have left the house on foot for an unknown destination: https://t.co/utiNjpynCZ
@Joe_Gerth Enjoyed your story about the displacement of unhoused people on Jefferson. I drive it everyday and noticed it was suddenly empty. Let me know if you want to hear how Home of the Innocents is helping young adults experiencing homelessness