December 31, 2019
“I’m climbing over that rainbow,” said Jewel McNeill, a client of N Street Village, a nonprofit in Washington that helps women who have experienced homelessness.
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Client Rhonda White and counselor Eric Simpson Sr. at Mary Claire House. Mary Claire House and the adjoining Jordan House serve formerly homeless people who have experienced mental illness.
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N Street Village is a nonprofit that helps women experiencing homelessness in the District.
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Every Tuesday it's Dog Time, when therapy dogs visit with N Street Village's clients.
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Robyn Ball-Harris lives at Miriam’s House, a home in Northwest D.C. for women who are HIV-positive. It is run by N Street Village, a charity that is a partner in The Washington Post Helping Hand.
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Chaquita Goode and Matthew LaBorde work together at N Street Village’s MARJ and MAK Vocational Center, a resource that helps women experiencing homelessness get benefits and find work.
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