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Bianca's Freedom Story

Bianca was living in an unstable family situation, and due to these circumstances, she found herself homeless at a young age. Bianca says that while she was scared at first to go to a youth refuge, she's so glad she found The Salvation Army's Oasis Youth Support Network, because it changed her life. She found a place that had hope and saw the potential in young people. For Bianca, if by sharing her freedom story one young persons life can be changed, then there is a value in that. 

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