Trainees in the Project B.U.I.L.D. program realize a sense of accomplishment as they raise a frame on a Habitat for Humanity home. Photos courtesy Aram Wheatley
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PROJECT B. U. I . L . D.
Program helps homeless and at-risk youths change their focus, lives
Someone out there cares about kids — at-risk youth aged 6-24 who are in foster care placements or homeless. Kids who may be headed for a life on the streets, who might inevitably tangle with law enforcement. Kids who are aging out of the foster care system with no future. Kids who have suffered such a degree of personal trauma that they are rife with behavioral issues.
