How Covenant House Michigan is addressing homelessness among young people
Dec 5, 2025
We’re examining the state of homelessness among young adults with the CEO of Covenant House Michigan, Meagan Dunn, and one of the agency’s young residents, Layla. The two speak with One Detroit contributor and American Black Journal host Stephen Henderson about the services provided by Covenant House, including shelter, educational and vocational programs, and wraparound services.
Dunn details the principles Covenant House uses to get the young people, ages 18-24, on a journey to end their homelessness. Layla explains how she sought emergency help and was welcomed by Covenant House. She also talks about how the agency is helping her find stability in her life and putting her on a path to professional and personal success.
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