The growing scarcity of affordable housing is a pressing issue in Lancaster County. Low vacancy rates along with rental rates jumping significantly in the last couple of years, we know solutions to the affordable housing crisis are not going to come easy and we're not going to build our way out of it overnight.

Tune in as Shelby Nauman, CEO of Tenfold, and Jack Crowley, Water Street Mission's President, discuss how we can think in new ways when it comes to advocating and even creating affordable housing at all levels.

"211 is like the 911 for health & human services, and above and beyond, over half of our calls are housing related right now," Kate Zimmerman says. "And if you're in this critical place with your housing needs, there are other things that are going wrong as well."

Tune in as we hear from Kate Zimmerman, President and CEO of United Way of Lancaster County, and Jack Crowley, President, Water Street Mission, discuss the affordable housing crisis in Lancaster.

As a father, I can tell you, "I longed to be restored to my son," John says. After his son got caught up in the opioid epidemic and nearly lost his life, John Roberts started R3 Recovery House in Lancaster to offer sober living spaces where individuals can recover from addiction and be restored while discovering their God-given abilities.

Tune in to our latest episode as we hear from John Roberts, R3 Recovery House, and Jack Crowley, President of Water Street Mission, discuss the state of drug addiction and recovery in Lancaster, PA.