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Mothers and children experiencing homelessness are expected to have a renovated place to stay in Savannah within the next two weeks, Union Mission said. The Don and Kaye Kole Magdalene Shelter House is reopening after renovations, but the organization did not provide an exact date for when it will begin housing families.
The house has eight bedrooms, each with a private bathroom, as well as two kitchens, family common areas and a computer lab for children. Families may stay for up to 90 days and access case management, mental health services, job referrals and childcare.
By News Now Georgia
Yolonda Harris
News Now Georgia
