Support and understanding are essential tools for helping our most vulnerable neighbors end their homelessness and live in a safe and stable home. Esther and her best friend, her dog Penny, now have a place to live together safely thanks to support from both the community and CFTH. The 71-year-old and her beloved pet moved out of their unsafe RV, stayed several nights in a motel, and received medical care before moving into their new home in Esther’s sister’s house. CFTH supported Esther each step of the way.
Rori Dicker says she has it all these days: A safe, secure home for herself and her three children. A fulfilling position as a volunteer coordinator at a local nonprofit. Friends and family that love and support her. And Clark County based service providers she can count on and trust, if and when the need arises…
Two recent articles in The Columbian present an interesting and disturbing juxtaposition to each other. One, heralding the opening of a waterfront tower describes beautifully designed, immaculately constructed condominiums, complete with luxury standard touches and rent costs ranging from $2,250 to more than $5,000 per month. The other, detailing the soaring rent prices that many thousands in our community are currently facing. Could these two stories both be set in Clark County?
