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A ‘Haven’ for women and children coming to Cudell

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Sisters Haven in Cudell moving forward Last summer, Sisters Haven helped save a home on West 99th by sharing a vision of a place where women and their young children could escape homelessness. Now, the local nonprofit is tasked with getting the formerly condemned home up to code, particularly for people with disabilities. The home is expected to house “seven women and their babies,” said Julie Mallet, one of the founders of Sisters Haven. Famili…

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