Episode 65 | Johnny Templin | Jessamine County Homeless Coalition

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🏡✨ Get ready for an inspiring journey with the Jessamine County Homeless Coalition! 🌟 In our latest episode, we sit down with Johnny Templin to explore the incredible expansion and new programs on the horizon in 2024. 🚀 Join us as he shares the vision for a stronger, more supportive community and learn how YOU can be a part of this positive change. 🤝🎙️ Tune in now and discover the power of community coming together! 🎧 #JCHCExpansion #CommunitySupport #PodcastHighlight #PositiveChange2024 #DoGoodTogether

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