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This episode of Problem Corner welcomes Shannon McCain, Assistant Director of the Polaris House, to discuss how the clubhouse supports Juneau residents through mental health challenges, housing needs, employment, education, and other life struggles. The conversation also sparks a broader discussion about homelessness, addiction, compassion, and the importance of community support. Callers share personal experiences with homelessness and recovery, while others raise concerns about local flooding, public spaces, and community resources. Throughout the conversation, the message remains clear: asking for help is not a weakness, and no one’s circumstances should define their worth.
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