Spicer Mansion providing meals to young adult homeless shelter during pandemic
1 May 2020
Community Interest
When Noank Community Support Services Executive Director Regina Moller recently received a call from the owner of Spicer Mansion offering to cook three meals a day for the agency’s young adult homeless shelter, she was so grateful she started crying.
Amid the COVID-19 pandemic, the agency had been struggling to piece together meals for the 18- to 24-year-olds who, prior to the quarantine, ate meals while out in the community during the day, Moller said. Staff had to figure out who to ask for a donation and where to pick up food each day.
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