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Deborah Shore to be honored at White House for homeless work
July 12, 2012 - 08:21 am
A district woman heads to the White House Thursday.
Deborah Shore is part of a group of 13 people being honored as "Champions of Change" for their work in helping communities combat homelessness.
Shore has been working in the field of youth homelessness since the 1970’s
“To respond to youth homelessness, we need to do things that are age appropriate and service-enriched,” she said.
Shore said the issue with youth homelessness is actually on a larger scale than initially thought, because most homeless youth do not consider themselves as such. But, she said, that if you are able to address the larger issues, then success can be achieved.
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