Customizing Needs of the Homeless in Detroit - 5:14
with Robin Beth Lash of Heart 2 Hart Detroit
Posted Aug 27, 2019
In Detroit, there are approximately 20,000 people who are experiencing homelessness. Robin Beth Lash of Heart 2 Hart Detroit discusses working with the homeless in Detroit.
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