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From homeless, to home owner, to landlord, Homeless Advocate Versandra Kennebrew shares her message of hope and restoration during trying economic times with CW50 Community Correspondent Ber-Henda Williams. Hunter House to be a refuge for teen girls.

Hunter House is the brainchild of homeless advocate, author and holistic health champion, Versandra Kennebrew. Hunter House provides safe, supportive and affordable housing for 4-6 young adult ladies age 18 - 20 in Detroit, MI. Opening July 2010.

Homeless advocate and owner of the Wellness Resource Center, Versandra Kennebrew, has collaborated with Everest Institute to present Pampering with a Purpose, a benefit for “Hunter House”, May 8, 2010 from 7:00 am – 10 pm in Detroit.

Versandra Kennebrew is a candidate for the Detroit Community Services Commission, an advisory board to the City of Detroit Department of Human Services. She is asking for the votes of Detroit residents in the following zip codes...

Unheard Voices, conceived and directed by retiring faculty member Yolanda Fleischer and written by the UDM Theatre Community, is a play that will address the issues and problems of the overwhelming epidemic of homelessness in Southeast Michigan.

The Institute for Children and Poverty invites you to attend a national conference to build bridges, create dialogue, and encourage ideas, January 20 & 21, 2010 at the Philadelphia Marriott Downtown, Philadelphia PA.

During National Homeless Awareness Week, Kennebrew is presenting a series of Community Homeless Prevention Forums around Detroit in an attempt to show residents the importance of planning for a possible economic disaster.

This Sweetest Day, The Omni Hotel Riverfront in Detroit, MI will be transformed into a live studio filming of the book trailer for author, Versandra Kennebrew's new release, "Touch Is Great."

On Friday, October 16, 2009, author, Versandra Kennebrew will visit Dallas, TX to share an inspirational message with area homeless advocates. Her first stop will be Jokae’s Book Store where she will autograph copies of her book.

Kennebrew is taking her book to the National Conference on Ending Homelessness, presented by the National Alliance to End Homelessness at the Renaissance Washington, DC Hotel, 999 Ninth Street, NW Washington, DC July 29 - 31 from 9am - 6pm.