expertise rarely seen. you ve lived this life before. i have. she s a 26-year-old mother of three who fought out of homelessness as part of a job training program at the third street men s shelter near the bowery. female on the floor. i m here to learn more about how the nonprofit, project renewal, is trying to get people on their feet and feed a growing demand for quality taffe members at one of their five shelters. being homeless isn t a prerequisite of the internship program, but there are certain qualities that make them prime candidates. in the case of cicely, it s empathy that really makes a difference in the clients they serve. a lot of them want ears, shoulders so so to speak, you know? they want to know is what i m saying somebody gets or how i feel at this moment somebody understands. turnover in the these jobs is typically high, but with just 50 people through the program, the results are noteworthy. it s amazing. tells me, the happiest she s ever bee
If getting to a drop-off location isn't possible for disposal of drugs, experts advise against simply flushing drugs down the drain or just tossing them into the trash.
If getting to a drop-off location isn't possible for disposal of drugs, experts advise against simply flushing drugs down the drain or just tossing them into the trash.
If getting to a drop-off location isn't possible for disposal of drugs, experts advise against simply flushing drugs down the drain or just tossing them into the trash.
If getting to a drop-off location isn't possible for disposal of drugs, experts advise against simply flushing drugs down the drain or just tossing them into the trash.