HIGH POINT, N.C. (WGHP) — Government numbers show more than 745,000 Americans don’t have a permanent home. They’re living on the streets, in their cars, or in homeless encampments. They’re searching for food, a place to shower, and a place to clean up so they can try to find a job and improve their lives.
One agency in the Piedmont-Triad is offering that place calling it a “no judgment zone.”
Ericka and Kevin Sanders say you’ll find plenty of love and understanding inside the doors of the Oakwood Community Development Corporation’s Community Day Center…