Members of North Shore Unitarian Church hold a “Cardboard City” to draw attention to the plight of the homeless in Lake County.

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PADS In The News

• Astellas volunteers spruce up Waukegan PADS site to ‘keep hope alive’
  News Sun September 24, 2011
• Makeshift shelter for PADS clients News-Sun— February 3, 2011
• PADS Aids the Homeless People of Lake County
  GrayslakePatch — January 6, 2011
• Suburban shelters seeing more homeless families
  Daily Herald — December 13, 2010
• Overflowing with new faces: County’s homeless shelter sees numbers double
  News-Sun— December 1, 2010
• Need for services growing among area homeless
  News-Sun— November 18, 2010
• Former PADS client leads Team Depot to family shelter
  News-Sun— November 12, 2010
• Highland Park News — Chuck Wenk
  October 21, 2010
• PADS Helped Me Get Back On My Feet
  News-Sun— October 19, 2010
• PADS Advocate earns Founders Award, Mothers Trust honors service partners, volunteers and donors
  News-Sun— June 25, 2010
• PADS Offers Cooling Center
  Daily Herald — June 12, 2010
• Taking A Stand Against Homelessness
  Gazebo News — June 9, 2010
• Families unite for annual PADS Walk
  Mundelein Review — May 27, 2010
• Glencoe Junior High Project Makes Service a Priority
  TribLocal — April 27, 2010
• Church of the Holy Spirit helps serve ‘best meal of the day’ to homeless
  Lake Forester — January 14, 2010
• Nowhere else to go PADS appeases harsh realities
  News-Sun— December 28, 2009
• Homeless kids to get Halloween costumes
  Daily Herald — October 20, 2009
• PADS ready for county’s homeless: Emergency shelters open today
  News-Sun— October 1, 2009
• Homeless shelters bracing for tough season
  Daily Herald — September 29, 2009
• Weather reopens crack in shelter system
  News-Sun— July 4, 2009
• Shelters brace for homeless families
  Chicago Tribune — January 7, 2009

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