Daybreak Resource Center in Macon is still making strides to serve the homeless community in spite of the COVID-19 pandemic.
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Commissioners are waiting to see if they get any federal funding before taking action on hazard pay.
It has been challenging for those facing homelessness to properly protect themselves during the pandemic.
41nbc's peyton lewis explored how one local organization is helping out.
0:37-1:00 1:22-1:44 2:26-2:30 "daybreak is awesome and they've been really helpful, but with the shutdown of all the government offices, they're pretty restricted on what they can do right now.
But their c1 3 b13 offices will eventually open back up, but they keep everybody out here fed and they keep us in c1 3 b13 good spirits.
They pray for us, and that's always appreciated, we love that."
C1 3 b13 daybreak resource center in c1 3 b13 macon, continues to serve people in need during the pandemic.
Bryan mark who visits daybreak, c1 3 b13 says he was displaced after being discharged out of several hospitals.
"i got hit by a car in jonesboro, and broke my leg and they hospitalized me in atlanta.
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