An Inspiring Interview with the Park West Foundation [WWJ/CBS Newsradio]

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Park West Foundation Helps Transition For Foster Teens

DETROIT (WWJ/CBS Detroit) – For young people in the foster care system, especially those about to age out of the system or who have aged out with no place to go, life is very challenging.

Park West Foundation, Saba Gebrai, Albert Scaglione, WWJ

Kinita McDaniels (left) with Saba Gebrai, Program Dir. Park West Foundation (Credit: WWJ’s Pat Sweeting)

Help is available for young adults who are too old for foster care.

WWJ’s Pat Sweeting reports through the Park West Foundation older teens and young adults are able to get their lives back on track.

One such person is Kinita McDaniel, who was twice impregnated by her step-father, is now determined not to let her past determine her future.

“I’m a full-time student at the University of Phoenix, I’m majoring in Criminal Justice with a concentration in Human Resources, so I’m going to be a judge, you’ll see Judge McDaniel very soon,” McDaniel says.


To learn more about the Park West Foundation, please visit www.parkwestfoundation.org. To nominate a nonprofit organization in your community that would benefit from a Park West Gallery CARES donation, please send your submission to pwgcares@parkwestgallery.com.

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