After her parents passed, she ended up losing their house and had few options of places to live. April and her son had been staying with friends and at hotels as long as they could. They ran out of places and people to turn to before they came to the Beth-El Center.
Caring for her son, who has autism, is one of April's top priorities. Finding a stable environment where Anthony can be comfortable and even thrive is what April longs for. Together they enjoy the simple things in life like going out to eat, playing video games and shopping.
The Beth-El Center has helped April and Anthony obtain their proper personal documents and assist them in their search for an apartment. April now has a part time job at a local supermarket and is looking for a place to live along the bus line so she can easily get to and from work.
"Tomeka was great--she helped me get my license renewed and helped Anthony get his first ID. Beth-El Center helped me get a job. Everybody here is wonderful." says April. "I'm looking forward to finding a new place and a new start."
April and Anthony found an apartment and are thrilled to be living independently again!
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