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Nequai Scott, Greenway Village My name is Nequai Scott. I am a mother, a survivor of domestic violence, and a recovering meth addict. I can plainly say I could not introduce myself as any of those things if I wasn’t presented the opportunity to reside at Greenway Village Mutual Housing Community. Living here enables me…
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Kelly Her, Evergreen Estates Prior to living in Mutual Housing, my family (three sisters and one brother) lived in South Carolina. In February 2009, my parents divorced and my mother moved to California. We stayed with dad, but after a short time he developed mental issues, so we were scared and decided that following our…
