| Rachel |
Amen & Yvonne |
| “LCS is very important, not only to me, but to women and children out there who need the support that LCS offers. Without it people would be lost.” |
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| “We often hear ‘save the children,’ and ‘children are the future.’ Well, a lot of the need is right here in our own backyard.” |
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Rachel, caught in an abusive relationship, was helped by LCS’ Domestic Violence Family Services.
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Rachel's Story of Hope |
Amen and Yvonne are foster-adoptive parents through LCS’ Permanency Planning Foster Care Program.
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Amen & Yvonne's Story of Hope |
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| Brenda |
Tsyumbak Family |
| “One of my legs was shattered, the other one was broken, and I was in a wheelchair. If it wasn’t for them, I probably wouldn’t be up and walking by now.” |
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| “When we first came to America, LCS helped us with furniture; to find a washing machine; with translating and reading our mail. Without them we wouldn’t know who to turn to.” |
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After a severe accident left her home-bound, Brenda was helped by volunteers from LCS’ Interfaith Care Team Ministry.
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Brenda's Story of Hope |
The Tsylumbak Family found a new life and a brighter future in America, thanks to LCS’ Multicultural Community Services.
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the Tsyumbak Family's Story of Hope |
