I recently received an email from Ben who we helped move back into housing a couple of months ago. Ben had enjoyed using drawing as a coping skill to manage his anxiety in shelter, and he had been very excited to move into a place of his own so he could draw in a quieter space and perhaps pursue a career as an illustrator. In the email, he sent me several templates that our Case Management team could use as coloring pages, of which we happily shared with other shelter guests. If he wants to I hope Ben finds a way to channel this passion into a career!
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