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Transcripts for CNN CNN Newsroom 20130608 21:59:00

Reservist in the air force and i was homeless. my name is jasmine booth. i am a captain in the army national guard and it is my mission to get homeless female veterans and their children back on their feet. in 2005, i was called to serve in iraq. during my mobilization, i lost everything in hurricane katrina, and the next month i was diagnosed with cancer. i was a single mother and 28 at the time. the va didn t have any programs available. when i left the va and went to social services, you were not a soldier, you were treated basically as a baby s mama or a crack head. it wasn t until i relocated to d.c. that i started to hearing about homeless female veterans. that s when i decided to found an organization that would house them and their children. let us know what you need. i am like a procurement whisperer. we offer wrap around support, child care assistance,

Transcripts for CNN CNN Saturday Morning 20130608 13:20:00

my name is sandra and i m an army veteran. women are the forgotten heroes of america. lot of them have fallen on hard times. my name is anne marie and i m a reservist in the air force and i was homeless. my name is jasmine booth, captain in the army national guard and it s my mission to get homeless female veterans and their children back on their feet. in 2005 i was called to serve up in iraq during my mobilization, i lost everything in hurricane katrina, and the next month i was diagnosed with aggressive stage two cancer. i was a single mother and 28 at the time. the va didn t have any programs available. when you left you were treated as a baby s mama or a crackhead. it wasn t until i relocated to d.c. that i started to hear about homeless female veterans. that s when i decided to found an organization that would house them and their children. let us know what you need.