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A New Home for Eileen

Eileen, a CAP participant, living in a distressed, rented camper that has rotted floors and windows will soon be receiving a new home thanks to the generosity of our donors!
Eileen has special needs and has been unable to work for quite some time. She lives on a meager social security income each month and it's not enough for her to afford better housing or repairs. She has a small propane cook stove, and an elderly neighbor helps provide her with food and water.  Eileen's neighbor, Mary, brings water to her during the winter or runs a hose from her own house, located nearby. Eileen also uses an electric heater powered by an extension cord from her neighbor, which is a safety concern.  Eileen's camper is unlivable and unrepairable. It has a leaky roof, no running water or electricity, and very limited space.
No person should live in conditions like this, especially a woman with special needs. But now, thanks to the help of caring friends like you, new hope is on the horizon.
 UPDATE: Thanks to your ongoing support, we have reached our goal for Eileen. Together we can change lives!  Please keep Eileen and others like her in your prayers.

Eileen's Home Before

Eileen's New Home

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