“Women like Ms. Kendrick are enduring even more in the face of this global health crisis,” says Kathy White, Volunteers of America Delaware Valley’s COO. “They are the cornerstone of their families, tasked with balancing being both caregiver and breadwinner."
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Single mom overcame homelessness, domestic violence. Then coronavirus forced her to quit the job she loved.
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Volunteers of America Serves as a Haven for Camden as Pandemic Continues
Read More“It's been all hands on deck. Our shelter programs are full, and we’re working to keep clients healthy by cleaning consistently and testing folks to make sure they're okay,” president and CEO of Volunteers of America Delaware Valley, Daniel Lombardo, told TAPinto Camden during an interview.
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VOADV Case Manager Goes Above and Beyond the Call of Duty to Help
Read MoreBarrington native Devon Catts, a case manager at VOADV’s Aletha R. Wright Vision of Hope Center in Camden, went above and beyond the call of duty and reached out to the surrounding community for help.
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