Project Homeless Connect
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As part of Project Homeless Connect, Saretta Eash, a volunteer from Soucie & Soucie Hair Design salon, gave free haircuts outside the Samaritan House Administration Building Thursday afternoon.
Cary Krager (left) serves up a bowl of chili to Cole Mooney at the Samaritan House Administration Building Thursday afternoon.
Cole Mooney moved to Kalispell from Arizona less than four weeks ago and already he thinks the rest of the country could take a lesson from Montana. He was impressed with all the help he has received. Cole says, "To see a program like this makes me proud to be an American."
Saretta Eash, a volunteer from Soucie & Soucie Hair Design, gives a free haircut outside the Samaritan House administration building on Thursday afternoon. Her work was part of Project Homeless Connect, a one-stop event providing services to homeless community members or people at risk of homelessness. The project continues from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. today.
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