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The HWDT Project (Homeless Women Deserve Treatment) is a collaborative project (funded by SAMHSA) to get homeless women throughout Southeastern CT into housing and treatment (for mental health, substance abuse, co-occurring therapy and/or trauma therapy).

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Eileen Normandin, Program Director	Eva Vega, Hispanic Case Manager Hablo Espaņol	Donie Jarmon, Program Coordinator	Ken Chen Asian Outreach Coordinator	Ben Green Case Manager	Lakisha Lee-Olson, Program Assistant

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The Day - HWDT videos

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9/26/2010 TheDay - Services for homeless women get boost

9/27/2010 TheDay - Bethsaida converts a concern into an action plan

2/23/2011 TheDay - Program for homeless women wins five-year federal grant

7/17/2011 TheDay - Agencies join hands to help transform the lives of homeless women

7/17/2011 TheDay - Caseworker shares clients' triumphs, setbacks

7/17/2011 TheDay - One woman's journey, from homeowner to homeless to hopeful

7/18/2011 TheDay - A dedication to helping homeless women

7/18/2011 TheDay - A young life already full of hardship, heartbreak

7/18/2011 TheDay - Affordable housing remains an intractable problem for those on the economic brink

7/18/2011 TheDay - Homeless program coordinator walked in the shows of those she now helps

7/18/2011 TheDay - Outreach Coordinator Bridges Culture Language Gaps

7/18/2011 The Day - Watching women blossom is reward enough for case manager

7/19/2011 TheDay - Helping homeless