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Disqualified for Services, Unable to Help Danielle Webb from Experiencing Homelessness to Executive Director of Displaced Roses
Disqualified for Services, Unable to Help Danielle Webb from Experiencing Homelessness to Executive Director of Displaced Roses. Danielle combines her love for Jesus, her healthcare background and her can do attitude to make change in rural North Carolina.
Trigger Warning: Please note this episode has adult themes including homelessness, alcohol, religious themes, gun violence.
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Danielle Webb is the Executive Director and Community Engagement Coordinator for Displaced Roses, an advocacy organization that assists those experiencing homelessness in the greater Gaston County area in North Carolina.
Prior to this work, Danielle had an extensive career in healthcare ranging from pharmacy to behavioral health services. She currently holds licenses as a Certified Peer Support Specialist (CPSS) and Nationally Certified Pharmacy Trainer and Technician (CPhT). She is a member of several civic, faith and health groups including NAMI, Autism Speaks, a Housing Authority board member, past county lead and still member of the Continuum of Care NC-GLC 509.
Danielle is a proud mom to her teenage son Jayden, who is pursuing Computer Engineering, Japanese and Linguistics.
Nine years ago, my son and I experienced homelessness by trying to live out the American Dream of purchasing a home. It took over a year to get out of that experience due to the lack of county resources, helping agencies, and NOAHs. For almost 3 years I've worked to assist those experiencing homelessness in the very same county. One year ago, I fully stepped out on faith, left my employment in healthcare and volunteer-lead Displaced Roses full time.
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By Zona GarrettDisqualified for Services, Unable to Help Danielle Webb from Experiencing Homelessness to Executive Director of Displaced Roses. Danielle combines her love for Jesus, her healthcare background and her can do attitude to make change in rural North Carolina.
Trigger Warning: Please note this episode has adult themes including homelessness, alcohol, religious themes, gun violence.
Persons with Lived Experience Podcast with Dixie and Zona Season 1 is brought to you by BringFreedom.org If you or someone you know would like information on how to prevent and end trafficking in America sign up for our newsletter.
Bring Freedom:
Youtube
Rebecca Bender's Story" target="_blank">Recommended Books
To support Persons with Lived Experience Podcast please make a tax-free donation to Venmo
Danielle Webb is the Executive Director and Community Engagement Coordinator for Displaced Roses, an advocacy organization that assists those experiencing homelessness in the greater Gaston County area in North Carolina.
Prior to this work, Danielle had an extensive career in healthcare ranging from pharmacy to behavioral health services. She currently holds licenses as a Certified Peer Support Specialist (CPSS) and Nationally Certified Pharmacy Trainer and Technician (CPhT). She is a member of several civic, faith and health groups including NAMI, Autism Speaks, a Housing Authority board member, past county lead and still member of the Continuum of Care NC-GLC 509.
Danielle is a proud mom to her teenage son Jayden, who is pursuing Computer Engineering, Japanese and Linguistics.
Nine years ago, my son and I experienced homelessness by trying to live out the American Dream of purchasing a home. It took over a year to get out of that experience due to the lack of county resources, helping agencies, and NOAHs. For almost 3 years I've worked to assist those experiencing homelessness in the very same county. One year ago, I fully stepped out on faith, left my employment in healthcare and volunteer-lead Displaced Roses full time.
Displaced Roses
Website
CashApp DisplacedRoses
For Funeral Expenses and Family Reunification CashApp DisplacedAngels