Many programs aimed at helping homeless people and new immigrants are focused on getting housing. But finding shelter isn't the end of their struggle. With no cooking utensils how will they make their meals? Where will they sit? How can children excel in school if they're sleeping on the floor? A Bloomington-based non-profit is filling the void left when people find a place to live but have nothing to furnish a household. Minnesota Public Radio's Greta Cunningham reports.
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