Camping for Hunger: Thermal Shelter of Front Royal

18 November 2020

We pre-recorded our conversation today via Zoom with Michelle Smeltzer, Community Liaison for Warren County Social Services.

Michelle explained her role as community liason, told us about the app she developed for residents to access resources, discussed what she’s seen in her role at social services during the pandemic, and gave us an update on the thermal shelter that opened on November 1, 2020.

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