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Help Give Heroes a Home!

Step Up
November 10, 2015

Dana H. is a veteran of the United States Navy and a member of Step Up.

In a recent interview, Dana said, “If anyone would have told me nine years ago that I would be homeless at the age of 51, I would have responded, ‘No Way! I have a good job, a place to live and nice life. I am a responsible person! It will never happen to me!’”

At that time Dana was a Drug and Alcohol Counselor, working for a treatment and recovery center. She passionately believed in helping alcoholics and drug addicts get clean and sober because of her own experience with drug addiction when she was younger.

Click here for Dana’s full story.

Click here for more information about Step Up’s Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (VASH).

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Donations can be sent c/o Step Up Development

11693 San Vicente Blvd. #902, Los Angeles, CA 90049 • Phone (310) 696-4510 x2200

or online at www.stepuponsecond.org/donate

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Housing Coordinator and Case Manager Kathy Djouallah for our Lexington office in Hollywood, is staying in touch with clients and working with staff at agencies like Housing Authority of The City of L A. Our Lexington office has over 75 staff members working remotely and doing tele-health calls to manage this current crisis and provide continued care.

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Substance Abuse Counselor Michael Fabacher starts his day bright and early to work in the field with some of our high acuity/high risk members experiencing homelessness in the community in Hollywood. Michael, like all our Homeless FSP field staff, are contacting members prior to their field visit to screen for symptoms and practicing social distancing to make sure they keep both themselves and our members safe.

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Housing Coordinator & Case Manager Kathy is staying in touch with clients and working with staff at agencies like @HACLA1938. Our Lexington office has over 75 staff members working remotely & doing tele-health calls to manage this current crisis and provide continued care. https://t.co/QT5apwoWhZ

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