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Elizabeth Brown
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September 27, 2026
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Kate BurdettHOST
And for those that may not be as familiar, what are the services that you offer in the community?
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1:15Elizabeth BrownGUEST
Yes, so we have, as you would imagine, really grown the answer to that question over 14 decades.
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1:23Elizabeth BrownGUEST
Today, we have three pillars of work, housing, childcare, and social justice.
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1:29Elizabeth BrownGUEST
So what that breaks down to mean is that on the housing side, we have a permanent housing facility where we have supportive services for 91 single women who have some kind of disability and are also recovering from the experience of homelessness.
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1:43Elizabeth BrownGUEST
You come down 4th Street and you'll see our big orange banners and that's us.
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1:51Elizabeth BrownGUEST
It was the first emergency shelter to exclusively serve families experiencing homelessness.