Veterans

In 2014, Ken received a wakeup call. He found himself in jail in Flagstaff, facing serious time for assault charges. Getting connected to Catholic Charities changed his life.

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After 35 years of a transient life without a place to call home, Robert was ready to turn his life around. With the help of his case manager, Danielle, this veteran quickly became motivated to find a place to live. He is now housed and working on bettering his health.

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