Their Story
Stephanie came to U.S. at age 14 with her parents. She share that adjusting...
to life in America with a real challenge. Her parents divorced making things more challenging. She shared that she became pregnant at age 15. She reports that she has 4 children and 4 grandchildren. She is separated from an estranged husband of whom she had 2 children. Stephanie related that she began to experiment with OxyContin and Heroin at age 20. She reports battling drug addiction since that age. She has been separated from estranged husband since 2004. She reports being unhoused for the past 6 years. She shared that she desires to learn how to remain clean and sober. She shares that she looks forward to being independent and having a safe place to live.
Their Progress
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Immediate Need
Stephanie is in need of payment of her monthly cell phone bill of $50
- 10 gift received12/9
- 10 gift received12/3
Meet by:12/22
Nov
24
Immediate Need
Stephanie is in need of payment of her monthly cell phone bill of $50
- 10 gift received10/24
- 10 gift received10/24
- 10 gift received10/27
- 10 gift received10/27
- 10 gift received10/31
Fulfilled on:11/22
Oct
20
A one time gift will help Stephanie get their basic needs taken care of while building towards bigger goals.
Instill steady hope and resources into Stephanie as they meet with a counselor each month to advance their life.
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