
On this episode of Interfaith Roundtable, Rabbi Mark welcomes back Jeannie Asbury, Director of REACH of Washington County, for an eye-opening and deeply important conversation on homelessness, poverty, and the power of community. Together, they explore the growing challenges facing individuals and families across the country—from rising housing costs and mental health struggles to addiction and the realities of life on the streets. Jeannie shares firsthand insight into the work being done locally through REACH, including shelter programs, case management, and innovative efforts to help individuals regain stability and independence. The conversation also highlights the vital role that faith communities, local organizations, and volunteers play in making a difference—showing how compassion, collaboration, and understanding can bring real change. This episode is a powerful reminder that while the challenges are complex, hope is found in people coming together to serve others. To learn more about REACH or how you can get involved, visit: https://reachofwc.org/
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