I’ve long been a fan of I Am Now, a non-profit that serves homeless young people in Guilford County. And the news that they’ve opened a home for girls who are transitioning out of foster care makes me happy. It will help to fill a big gap in services:
A ribbon cutting ceremony was held on Wednesday to open “The Journey House”. The “Journey House” is a place for young women to transition from foster care into the world. The facility will provide life-skills programs that will help the women to be successful in their lives.The non-profit agency, I Am Now, Inc, received the donated home from a Greensboro resident who wants to remain anonymous. The home is located on Rocky Knoll Circle in Greensboro. ‘I Am Now’ is an organization devoted to helping homeless youth in the Triad.
via Greensboro Homeowner Donates House To Non-Profit at digtriad.com
