The Desertnews writes… “Being without a home doesn’t necessarily mean living without a garden, as some of Utah’s homeless are developing their green thumbs in a space between the St. Vincent de Paul Dining Hall and Weigand Homeless Day Center. “It’s important because it gives our clients an opportunity to start and end something in a short period of time,” said Barbara Wolfe, who spearheaded the project. “They can see the results of what they do.”… “It gives them the chance to feel normal,” Wolfe said.
Tags: Environment, Homelessness, SVDP
