Published on Tue, 02/26/2019 - 2:03pm
They have an income. They have dogs and belongings. They even have a place to live — eventually.
Stephen and Natalie Kelly aren’t who you’d think of when someone says homeless. But they’ve been here in Livingston for two weeks without a consistent place to lay their head at night.
Homelessness doesn’t always look like begging on the street or sleeping on the ground outside.
What does it look like in Livingston? That’s what a pilot warming center project by the Human Resource Development Council wanted to find out. And that’s a question the Kellys helped answer.