Artists Helping The Homeless and The Lakota People’s Law Project – Two Stories of the Journey Home

Artists Helping The Homeless - Going From Homeless To Employment Artists Helping the Homeless was the inspiration of Kar Woo, its founder and current executive director. Kar was an artist and owner of a business located in midtown Kansas City. He saw the homeless gather at a park near his shop and wanted to help, beginning by serving them dinner on Sunday evenings and providing them clothes. He started to expand his assistance, enlisting area churches to help. Aided by the organization's board and staff, over the last four years Kar has built the program into an indispensable resource for the homeless and the organizations and agencies that deal with the homeless every day, such as hospitals, police and shelters. Host Richard Tripp will be talking with Kar Woo Director of AHH and two of his former clients, Joey Garrett Care coordinator and driver Tim Krerowicz care coordinator and driver that have made the journey back to being housed and are employed by Artists Helping the Homeless. Website - http://www.artistshelpingthehomeless.org/ Phone - 816-668-1007 The Lakota People's Law Project - Wresting Their Children Back From The State Every afternoon, Lakota parents in South Dakota start looking for their children when they…