Stories of Success | Union-Snyder CAA

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Domestic Violence Survivor Receives Support and Gives Back to Community

In January of 2024, April reached out to CAA in need of urgent housing support. April, a federal employee in Veterans Services for 20+...

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Emergency Rental Assistance Leads to Full-Time Employment, Stability

In November 2022, CAA received a heartwarming update from a customer who was working with us over two years to achieve his goals of...

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Retired Mechanic Proves You're "Never Too Old" To Learn

“You'd be surprised at how many people told me I’m too old to get my diploma,” remarked Dale Kratzer of Port Trevorton while celebrating...

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Union-Snyder CAA Becomes 'Home of Honor' to Local WWII Veteran's Purple Heart

Union-Snyder CAA, home of Snyder County Veterans Affairs, is honored to have become the Home of Honor for a local WWII Veteran’s Purple...

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Mother of Two Breaks Barriers and Exceeds Expectations

Monica, 23, is a vibrant, determined, and passionate mom of two little girls, Kinley, 5, and Harleigh, 2. After five years of attending...

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Work Ready Helps Mother of Three Discover Hope

Meet Ruth, a 35-year-old single mother of three beautiful little girls. In August of 2013, Ruth started a job as a caretaker for a young...

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More Than a Degree: GED Assistance Provides Stability, Confidence

Keysha, 23, first came to Union-Snyder CAA in March 2018 for help with obtaining her GED to pursue a career in nursing. Adopted into a...

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Honoring Local WWII Veteran, Mr. Glenn Hooks

Shamokin Dam resident and WWII combat veteran, Glenn Hooks, first came to Union-Snyder CAA in April 2018 to meet Snyder County Veterans...

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Housing Assistance Helps Young Family Escape Homelessness

In October 2017, a family came to Union-Snyder CAA seeking emergency housing and employment support. One spouse suffered an injury and...

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