I have spent the last year working with a young male who has been experiencing literal homelessness. The family has lived in the canyon, on the street, in a storage unit, and now in a car. It breaks my heart to know that others in my community have been treating this family as if they were trash. This young male is so resilient; his ability to…[Read more]

I spend at least an hour each week during the summer months at the local shelter, providing organized activities, setting up a booth with free coloring pages and crayons, and playing basketball. This keeps me in communication with my students and families who are experiencing literal homelessness. We also offer free lunches to all families in our…[Read more]