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Unemployment, homelessness, and incarceration made starting over seemingly difficult for Eddie. As a forklift operator his hourly wage was barely enough to get by, let alone save for the future. Unsure of where to begin, Eddie sought support, recognizing the need for a fresh start. With limited confidence and skills, he embarked on a journey that would redefine his life. Eddie’s turning point came with acceptance into the forklift training program at the Volunteers of America Texas Financial Opportunity Center. Determined, he successfully completed the program, earning the esteemed Forklift Operator credential. Yet, the journey didn’t end there. Armed with…

HOME SWEET HOME After surviving domestic violence and other life-altering events, Tammy became homeless. For more than five years, she relied on resources from the Salvation Army and a local women’s center, while living without shelter between the streets and tents. It wasn’t until Tammy was connected with Volunteers of America Texas (VOA Texas) in Conroe that she began to gain back the hope that she had lost. Through VOA Texas, Tammy was able to get connected with The Way Home’s Permanent Supportive Housing resources and begin the process of finding a home of her own. Tammy recently moved into her…