CHARLOTTE — A woman who immigrated to the U.S. and resettled in Charlotte 20 years ago is helping others on a similar journey.
Sil Ganzo’s own life inspired her to launch an organization called Our Bridge for Kids a decade ago. It provides support to immigrant families newly arriving in the U.S.
“Yes, we all need affordable housing and healthcare, but there’s a specific way in which immigrants can be better supported,” Ganzo said.
That work culminated in the Charlotte is Home Center, which had a ribbon-cutting on Tuesday.
>> Learn more about the services the Charlotte is Home Center offers, at the link in our bio.
The Charlotte is Home Center opens with a soft launch on Oct. 1. Learn more here.
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