We have good news to share about Danita!
Danita went to prison for six months for forgery, leaving two daughters behind. When she was released, this 29-year old mother realized the neighborhood her children were growing up in had become unsafe, and they would have to move. 
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We have good news to share about Derek!
As a youth, one of seven children in his family, Derek was tempted by drugs. He eventually became a drug dealer and went to prison for eight years for possession of a controlled substance.
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We have good news to share about Charlotte!
When Charlotte moved to St. Louis from Kansas City, she didn’t have a plan. As an addict, she was lost, homeless and without a desire to meet her purpose. 
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Charlene Washington has been permanently, positively changed
Charlene Washington had reached a breaking point in her life. She was an alcoholic, a drug addict and a prostitute.  
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Frank McDowell has been permanently, positively changed
Frank McDowell says life on the streets is no fun at all, and he would know. He was homeless, staying in shelters and unsure where his next meal would come from.  
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Tim Rush has been permanently, positively changed
Tim Rush always envisioned more for his life than the way it turned out. Using drugs and dealing them landed him in prison on more than one occasion. 
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Perseverance & professionalism pay off
When David came to St. Patrick Center, he had stopped doing drugs, but was homeless with several medical problems, including HIV+.
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Joe Koski has been permanently, positively changed
When we introduced you to Joe Koski, he was getting settled into an apartment after being homeless for most of his life.
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Kevin Bradford has been permanently, positively changed
Kevin Bradford was a homeless veteran, battling alcohol and drug addictions that started when he was a young man in the military.
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Steven Bell has been permanently, positively changed
Steven recalls a good childhood growing up in St. Louis. He graduated from Soldan High School, but it was there that he was first introduced to drugs.
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Roland Bob Harris has been permanently, positively changed
Roland Bob Harris will never forget Katrina. He’s not your typical homeless story, just like Katrina was not your typical hurricane.
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Brittany Campbell has been permanently, positively changed
As a teenager, Brittany Campbell was down, hopeless and doing things she shouldn’t be doing.
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William Terrell has been permanently, positively changed
If it breaks, William Terrell fixes it. That’s his job at Kitchen K restaurant in downtown St. Louis. But that’s also the story of his life.
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Once scared & shy, now confident & happy
Mary’s life was pretty normal. She worked; she paid the bills. But then Mary got sick, and things went down hill.
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