When Brenda Carter came to PNS’ Lowdon-Schutts women and children’s building in 2006, her life was in ruins. She and her 11-year-old son had been kicked out of her long-time boyfriend’s home, and he had taken her car and money.
From panhandler to PNS employee
She went from being an accountant to a panhandler. Mary Jane lost her home, her job and her family to crystal methamphetamine.
PNS client finds hope through work program
Melissa has never had a home to call her own. The 44-year-old has never had the chance – until now.
