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Welcome! This board is new. Please help get it started by posting in your state or province and any where else you feel inclined. Thank you for coming here and being part of a solution to a very big problem. You are making a difference just by coming here and posting!
Welcome! This board is new. Please help get it started by posting in your state or province and any where else you feel inclined. Thank you for coming here and being part of a solution to a very big problem. You are making a difference just by coming here and posting!I will be adding extensions periodically to enhance this site. When this happens the board may blip on and off periodically. It shouldn't last more than a couple of minutes if it blips off. It just means that I added an extension that didn't work with the site and I have to take it right back off again. So you can know it's not your device doing it. Admin.
About Us
Hi. Manna here. So far this is my "baby" brought about by the increasing need that I see around me. When someone becomes homeless there is an instant stigma attached to the situation. This interferes with a person's ability to reach out and get aid for their unique situation. If you find yourself in this group of people please immediatelly call together a support network that will help you weather your, hopefully temporary, situation. There are many helps available today. Reach out.
I have been living out of a vehicle off and on since I was 19 years of age. Myfirst car was a Ford Galaxy. I LOVED it. It was dented. The speedometer didn't work. I had to climb in and out of the driver window to get in it. But it was extrememly roomy. I could sleep in the back seat with out having to curl up. I was living with two kittens and they hadlots of room to chase each other around in the car. The trunk space was generous. It was a great summer. Then I got an appartment. Typically I wasn't living out of a vehicle for long.
These last five years I have had the hardest times ever getting back out of a vehicle. This last stint has been going on three years now. I just turned 65 and would rather be in a sticks and bricks dwelling. I am on waiting lists. And still waiting.
So when I put this site together it is with way too much first hand experience with which I do so. I hope it helps myself as well as the hundreds, nay, thousands that have joined me in this adventure.
Manna
I have been living out of a vehicle off and on since I was 19 years of age. Myfirst car was a Ford Galaxy. I LOVED it. It was dented. The speedometer didn't work. I had to climb in and out of the driver window to get in it. But it was extrememly roomy. I could sleep in the back seat with out having to curl up. I was living with two kittens and they hadlots of room to chase each other around in the car. The trunk space was generous. It was a great summer. Then I got an appartment. Typically I wasn't living out of a vehicle for long.
These last five years I have had the hardest times ever getting back out of a vehicle. This last stint has been going on three years now. I just turned 65 and would rather be in a sticks and bricks dwelling. I am on waiting lists. And still waiting.
So when I put this site together it is with way too much first hand experience with which I do so. I hope it helps myself as well as the hundreds, nay, thousands that have joined me in this adventure.
Manna