At seventeen, Kenya’s life changed.
She’d never been in trouble much, and worked full time through most of high school. She planned on going to college, but when she found out she was pregnant, she was no longer welcome at home. Kenya turned to Bridge for help, and found a place to raise her baby and focus once again on her future.
“Bridge gives you support and direction. They make you work for what you achieve. |
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They help you change bad habits, help you stay on track. I want to go to college and become a psychologist. I’ll get there. I can do it. I‘ve always been a good student.“
As she describes what Bridge has given her, Xavier bounces on her knee and giggles. When asked if being a single mother is in any way a deterrent, she shakes her head. “No, not at all. Never,” and she laughs, kissing him on his cheek. |