PRATTVILLE, Ala. (WAKA) – When many young adults graduate high school, they look forward to what’s next. But for families navigating special needs, finding programs and independent housing after graduation can feel almost impossible. But Renee Easterling of Prattville is helping change that.
Easterling is founder of the non profit ‘Savanna’s Hope.’ It’s a thrift store which provides a sense of belonging for those with special needs.
“We started the thrift store three years ago, so the kids would have a place to come and feel like they were part of the community, whether they can stay five minutes or two hours,” says Easterling…