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Bridge to Home permanent homeless shelter breaks ground in Santa Clarita

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Bridge to Home is a non-profit homeless services provider that operates in the Santa Clarita area funded through government contracts, grants from private foundations, and donations from individuals and businesses. The shelter will house 40 men and 20 women and eight families and will include a kitchen, a technology center, a playground for children, a meditation and healing garden and an area for dogs. The 18,600-square-foot shelter faced no opposition from the public as it went through the approval process.

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Bridge to Home permanent homeless shelter breaks ground in Santa Clarita

It was standing room only on Monday, March 14, in a dirt lot in the back of an industrial complex, as ground was broken for the projected Bridge to Home shelter, the first permanent facility for the homeless in the city of Santa Clarita.Bridge to Home is a non-profit homeless services provider that operates in the Santa Clarita area funded through government contracts, grants from private foundations, and donations from individuals and businesse…

2 years ago·Los Angeles, United States

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