L.O.S.T -LIVING OFF STRUGGLES & TREASURES

C.J. Page talks about his organization "CHAN" , how it got started, what led him to starting the organization, being in the military, being a peace officer, losing his mom while in the military and wanting to give up, life, listening to his elders, being a voice within the community, helping families, education, wanting to making a difference in the community, he talks about his relationship with God, the calling on his life and how he continues to strive and move forward.

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Frank talks about how his organization "No Drugs America" got started, family, being a grandfather, how losing his mom changed his life, raising awareness about drugs, being married over 40 years, overcoming drug addiction, rejoining churching, his relationship with God, his experience with having COVID 19, working in the community, impacting the lives of families and children, and working with community partners to better the community in which he lives, and surrounding areas.

Website- nodrugsamerica.org

Office- 760-951-4951

Angeline shared how she came from a family of nurses and health care professionals which lead her into the medical field, being in the hospital for nine days with COVID-19 and the outpour of support that her and her family received, going through a divorce, lessons that she has learned, how she is working to better herself, and how she's always loved helping people.

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Christina talks about how she loves helping people and working in the community, family, being a mother, dealing with depression and turning to alcohol, being a empty nester, how her children have experienced depression, meeting her husband at 12 years old, and having a relationship with God.

Facebook- High Desert Second Chance Organization

Regina talks about what made her want to become more apart of the community, career, family, being a mother, being a business owner, her Dreamers, Visionary, and Leaders Project that provide scholarships to students, challenges she's faced, self acceptance, and how courage, faith, honesty, and being truthful with herself made a positive impact on her life.

Website- www.dvlproject.com

Virginia talks about becoming blind at the age of 18 due to a gun shot wound, raising her three children, going back to school, determination, not giving up, working with the youth in juvenile halls and youth camps, using her story to motivate at risk youth, family support, and life challenges that she has overcome.

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Ana talks about her legal service business, health issues with one of her children, leaving an unhealthy relationship, her relationship with God, being a single mom of six children, providing a good life for her children, and not giving up even when she wanted to.

Business Phone: 760-680-9138

Modest Jones shares about what led her to starting her business, the loss of her grandfather, continuing to strive for her and her children, loving the skin that she's in, experiences she's had when wearing her hair in an afro, or straight, and the recent project that she was apart of called "My Mane Problem".

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Tasha talks about her new book "Shenomenal Women" that can be purchased on Amazon, experiencing low points in her life and choosing not to give up, being in a unhealthy relationship, being a single mother, owning her truth and holding herself accountable, her passion for helping others, building positive relationships with other women, and how God never left her while experiencing life challenges.

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Kara talks about how she has a passion for helping the youth due to her own life struggles, dealing with depression at certain points in her life as a youth, and as an adult. She shares about learning to believe and accept herself, and how she practice mindfulness to keep her balanced.

www.familyassist.org