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EPISODE · Aug 3, 2026 · 7 MIN

Spokesperson for My Forever Home Tanya Holland discusses how My Forever Home helps parents to create an independent living community for adult children with disabilities

from WPTF Afternoon News

A lack of affordable and accessible housing can make it difficult for parents that have children with disabilities. A group of parents in North Carolina decided to take matters into their own hands, helping create a prosperous future for some of their adult children and others like them. My Forever Home opened earlier this year in Smithfield. Tanya Holland, a spokesperson for My Forever Home, joined Jeff Hamlin to discuss what they offer.

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