After serving in the Air Force, Sidney worked for the US Postal Service for over 14 years. But three years ago, the veteran fell on hard times and became homeless.
Christopher was a surprise and a blessing for Evelyn. But her pregnancy took a toll on her health and she ended up in a wheelchair. When her rent tripled, she moved into a shelter with her newborn son where they would live for the next three years. Then, in January 2016, Evelyn and Christopher moved into their first home ever at CUCS’s Lenniger Residence.
When Medicaid wouldn’t pay for a wheelchair, the hospital couldn’t discharge Ramon after a recent stay. Thanks to CUCS's dedicated donors, our Street Outreach program was able to quickly purchase the wheelchair so he could be released.
Samuel has struggled with housing instability for years. He’s worked hard, always held a job, and supported his family despite his living situation. At 57, he had been homeless for four years. Then Samuel met his CUCS case workers and found his support system.
Anne worked for years as a receptionist while caring for her parents. When they passed away, her depression made it hard for her to seek support. She became homeless. In June 2017, Anne moved into our Prospect Place women’s shelter.
