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123 Years Strong

Posted Oct 18, 2017

Established in 1894 the foundation of Neighborhood House was paved to help low income families with child care needs. Find out how the program evolved in the 123 years of operation including the expansion into elder care and disabled adults. Jennifer Nuttall former client turned Executive Director describes the success of the program. For more videos and information about your community, go to ComcastNewsmakers.com. Interview recorded 10/2017

Hosted by: Holly Menino Produced by: Mountain West Newsmakers Team

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