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Your compassion helped Ed move past addiction and create a new life for himself. Hear his story in his own words.

The spirit of the holidays was felt through warm clothing, hot meals, festive parties, presents, smiles, and lots of love. Look what you made possible...

Deep in addiction, Marlaina found herself at rock bottom. Like many of those we serve, she was homeless, wandering each day and night with everything she owned in her car, addicted to meth and heroin, and just 3 days away from giving birth.

Growing up, Hannia survived a chaotic home life. When Hannia was just 4 years old, her alcoholic father and her teenage mother were unable to care for her so they sent her to live with her aunt and uncle.

Take a look at the current state of homelessness in Reno, and what is currently being done by Volunteers of America and the City of Reno to help turn it around.

VOA's Village on Sage Street is helping prevent those in need in Reno from becoming homeless.

Knowing more about the effects of moral injury helps address root causes of homelessness.

Volunteers of America today announced that it has expanded its services in Placer County, California through its collaboration with Roseville Home Start, Inc. (RHS) and the City of Roseville