Erica and her daughter, Aliyce, radiated warmth and sincere smiles as they shared their journey with COTS. Sitting together in their cozy new apartment, Erica reflected on the turbulent path that brought them to this moment of stability and hope. A little over a year ago, Erica found herself moving from place to place, trying […]
Tell us about yourself. My name is Amber Hinton. I am 30 years old. I am a dialysis technician at Henry Ford Health. Currently just still trying to figure out this life thing. Because life is a lot you know. I always wanted to be in healthcare. I went to The University of Michigan -Dearborn
Get to know Cynthia as she talks about her life journey, filled with ups and downs. From her early years growing up with her grandmother to surviving a difficult domestic violence situation and experiencing homelessness, Cynthia shares her story of resilience and growth. She also talks about finding a sense of belonging at COTS, how
Matthew* participated in our Fatherhood Photobank Campaign, and he was happy to share how the Covid-19 pandemic threatened his stability as a young student. *To ensure the privacy and safety of the minor mentioned in this post, we have changed their name. All other details remain accurate and true to the best of our knowledge.
In this edition of The Art of Family, we hear from Adrian, a single mother who shares her experience with COTS and how it helped her get back on her feet. Adrian arrived at COTS with her 2-year-old daughter and a few belongings, not knowing what to expect. However, she found the staff and volunteers
