Charity, Compassion, Dignity, Hope and More

Trish Whitelatch, Catholic Charities Neighborhood Center

A hot breakfast and dinner, a shower, laundry services, compassion, hope and a sense of community are among the things offered by Catholic Charities Neighborhood Center to help the homeless and others work toward sustainability and self-sufficiency. Director Trish Whitelatch talks with host Sheila Hyland. CCWVa.org

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Mar 28, 2019

Hosted by: Sheila Hyland
Produced by: Keystone Newsmakers Team
#West Virginia #Ohio #General Interest #Local
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An Ohio husband and wife are helping people of all ages understand their value and worth simply by serving and meeting their basic, practical needs and adapting to the community as needs arise. Guests Bobby and Stacy Westfall, founders of the Bay Six Project in Mingo Junction, Ohio, talk with host Sheila Hyland and explain their uncomplicated philosophy and some of the basics they can provide to anyone can who comes to their facility. thebaysixproject.org
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On a Mission To Serve All Who Have Served

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