Wholeness to Freedom School

Shared concerns regarding a private plumbing leak at her rental property.

Spoke alongside Ms. Toraya regarding plumbing and sewer line location difficulties.

Supported Ms. Toraya and asked council members to check and clear their city phone voicemails.

Spoke as a Planning and Zoning board member supporting the school, but asked about participant dropout protocols.

Thanked staff and council for supporting the vocational school project and noted interior renovations would start soon.

Highlighted the life-changing impact of the Stillwaters program for single women and mothers.

Expressed full support from Love INC of Brevard for the ministry's transformational work.

Shared personal observations of the positive impact the ministry has had on women and the community.

Urged council to approve the project as a vital solution for community housing and homeless prevention.

Project engineer Jake Wise presented the project details, confirmed credit requirements, and thanked the board for their time.

Program director Dr. Beverly Squire-Wiggins explained the Still Waters program's mission to help single women and mothers achieve independence through structured education, housing, and case management.