JALA and St. Johns Housing Partnership help couple who had three hardships in three years
Photo not that of the actual clients. When he was laid off in 2015 through no fault of his own,
Photo not that of the actual clients. When he was laid off in 2015 through no fault of his own,
Note: Photo not that of actual client. “Alisha” has sickle cell anemia and is often in and out of the
(Photo not that of the actual client.) A native of Thailand, “Angelica” was brought to the United States by her
(Photo not that of the actual client.) After “Sharon,” a single mother of five children, was hit in the cheek
(Photo not that of the actual client.) When “Sarah” received notice that her son, “Wesley,” the Social Security Administration (SSA)
(Photo not of the actual client.) “Alice,” who had been renting an apartment in Jacksonville, learned she had a chance
(Photo not of the actual client.) “George,” a longshoreman, is required to have a Transportation Workers Identification Credential to work.
(Photo not of the actual client.) The Bower Lyman Center referred “Alex” to the NFMLP after his Supplemental Security Income
(Note: Photo not of the actual clients.) The Players Center for Child Health referred “Calvin” to JALA through the Northeast
Note: Photo not of the actual client. "Felicia” turned to JALA after receiving suspicious and inaccurate notices from her new