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The Grand Rapids Fire Department delivered 30 cases of water to Mel Trotter Ministries and another 30 to Degage
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Michigan’s first housing program specifically for women who are chronically homeless is opening in Grand Rapids with a ribbon-cutting Thursday morning
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More women than ever before are showing up at homeless shelters in Grand Rapids, many of them are older women who’ve never experienced this before
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Degage Ministries, Bissell Pet Foundation, From Michigan with Love, Brian Muratori, Ama without Borders.
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ED Thelma Ensink talks about how the community can help those helping the homeless.
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Grand Rapids shelters are alerting the community to a homelessness crisis as the area heads into the winter season.
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Degage Ministries renovating office space meeting unhoused demand
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We are joined by Business Director Lacey Conte and “Theresa”, Bakery employee.
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"It’s been tough,” Senior Program Director, Julie Kendrick said. “We are using every single inch of available space for overnight shelter. We are all too aware of the fact that, if we turn someone away, they will be sleeping in the cold, so we find more room. We buy more beds. We figure it out.”