Kameron Rhys may only be 26 years old, but he is changing the entire landscape of resources for San Antonio youth experiencing homelessness.
“Back in 2018, I became homeless through somebody else’s drug use, that made it unsafe for me to stay in the place that I was at. And I really didn’t have anywhere else to go,” Rhys said.
Rhys landed at the Thrive Youth Center at Haven for Hope, where he met friends who helped him start the Youth Action Board.
The YAB is a group of young people working to close gaps in services for unsheltered youth. It’s supported by the South Alamo Regional Alliance for the Homeless (SARAH).
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