Levi Lives in a Youth Homeless Shelter in Denver.
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- Опубліковано 21 жов 2024
- Levi lives in a youth homeless shelter in Denver. He's 20 and has lived on and off the streets for two years.
Levi is full of youthful energy. He's made some dumb choices, but didn't we all make dumb choices in our youth? I know I did.
I am presenting these stories so you can see the face and voice of youth homelessness. Levi is a great example of why we must never give up on people. Please support your local youth services.
Special thanks to Urban Peak [urbanpeak.org]
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Don't give up. Keep striving to be better. You can be so much more.
If Levi takes his medication for his illness he can definitely make it! He seems motivated and enthusiastic. Hoping for the best for him.
Love you Brother
🙏
I wish I could help you out!
God bless all of you ! Praise The Mighty Name of The Lord Jesus Christ ! In Jesus Name ,
AMEN !
🙏🏼🙏😃🙂😊🙏🏽👍🤗
Hopefully this young man has been learning from his decisions which created his homeless period. He could benefit from adding a 12 Step program like AA. The program would help him thru his addition problem, with a firm program in place he could succeed with a good direction in life. This young man is currently in a perfect place to make good decisions & achieve a nice life, he's blessed. He can get the medical he needs for treatment for his mental problem. But he'll have to learn to follow direction.
Hope he gets a job and a place to live
schizophrenia is tuff to kick. unfortunately, so is finding a job because the real unemployment rate is 20% - thats 1 in 5. with anti psychotic medication and ssi, maybe this guy can get a job in Denver as a bud trimmer ;)
Levi's Mom? Is Levi a 9 year old boy? Why is his Mom posting here? Embarassing. He's a nice guy, so it seems, but please "Levi's Mom," do your OWN thing.
cute guy.