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Daring To Solve Homelessness PT 6 Look At It This Way

This video is a segment and part of a series from The JMC Podcast recorded on Jan 8th 2024 if you would like to watch the video in entirety please click here.    • E103 Dave Costarella "My People On The Str...   Hand Up Partners has since become a 501 C-3 Beneficial Community Program striving to complete and institute many of the topics discussed in this series. If you enjoyed the video please click subscribe, like and share it with a friend. Feel free to leave any thoughts in the comment section. Donate. - Please Invest in our people, efforts and community by clicking here - https://givebutter.com/8bvzCY Visit Hand Up Partners website https://handuppartners.org/ The song in the video is called “Just Let Me Lay Down” watch the music video, which includes many of the participants in the H.U.P. program. https://handuppartners.org/laydown View or download DC’s booklet A Fresh Approach https://dcandco.net/afreshaproach.pdf In Part 6 of the “What’s Hup?” series, we take a step back and really look at what’s happening—not through the lens of stigma, but through the eyes of human dignity and community resilience. This reflection highlights just how incredible these efforts are: homeless individuals walking miles just to clean up trash they didn’t even create—trash that most people wouldn't touch even if you paid them. And yet here they are, showing up, working together, earning a modest $20, and forming bonds with people they didn’t know before. This is grassroots at its finest. This is what real community looks like: people with little to their name, choosing to do something bigger than themselves. Different neighborhoods. Different people. Same spirit. Same heart. If you’ve ever misunderstood the homeless community, it’s time to look at it this way. #WhatsHup #LookAtItThisWay #RealCommunity #HomelessNotHopeless #UrbanCompassion #GrassrootsChange #DignityOverStigma #LancasterPA #HomelessSupport #WalkingForWork #EmpathyInAction #CommunityResilience #StreetStories #HomelessVoices #DoTheWork