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I think one of the most unique thing about carmicheal is we see a lot of different perspectives and ideas come toghether in a space and find a place of unity together And when I think about what community is it’s a abilty for individuals and families and experience in a city to come together and have a healthy and supportive relationship one another.carmicheal not only helps with the housing issues but also helps by setting up food recovery programs which provides daily meals to community ,they also organize addiction program which helps many people to staying off alcohol or drugs. I realised this place connect people with each other and making it as a better community .when I think about Carmichael outreach what continually come backs to

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