George Berardi in his apartment in Kingston, made available to him by the Housing First program at Father Bill's Place. Before June, he spent five years living on the streets in Plymouth.
(Sonja Wallgren/Globe Correspondent)
Tracing one man's journey from a life on the streets
George Berardi in his apartment in Kingston, made available to him by the Housing First program at Father Bill's Place. Before June, he spent five years living on the streets in Plymouth.
(Sonja Wallgren/Globe Correspondent)
George Berardi lives in a small apartment off Route 3A in Kingston, just over the Plymouth town line. He works part time at Wood's Seafood, a restaurant on Plymouth's waterfront, shucking shellfish, and he rides his bike to and from work. (Full article: 399 words)
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