Cart is empty This FOX43 Special dives into the unhoused in our area, and why some struggle with homelessness.
Marking the End of the “Wear It for A Week” Campaign – FOX43
Participants wore the same clothes for five straight days, to help raise awareness about what a homeless person experience.
Jennifer shares her story to help other victims. – FOX43
Survivor and thriver Jennifer Foxworthy shares her own struggle to escape and how she is now helping others turn their lives around.
Step Into a Homeless Person’s Shoes with Wear It for A Week Challenge – FOX43
Whether homeless, escaping domestic violence, or simply out of work – a closet full of clothes is just one of the many things housed people can take for granted.
Hope for Victims of Human Trafficking
Human Trafficking is on the rise everywhere, including Pennsylvania. We spoke with victims and experts to break down the warning signs and signals of trafficking: FOX43.com
CBS21 Highlights 25th Unstoppable You Conference
The 25th Unstoppable You Conference was held on Saturday, November 4, 2022, in York bringing victims from various backgrounds together to connect. (CBS 21)
FOX43 1 hour Special “An Invisible Cage
Human Trafficking is on the rise everywhere, including Pennsylvania. We spoke with victims and experts to break down the warning signs and signals of trafficking: FOX43.com
FOX43 Jennifer Foxworthy Interview for “An Invisible Cage”
A survivor of domestic abuse herself, Jennifer Foxworthy now advocates for victims through her organization, Unstoppable You.
FOX43 Promo for “An Invisible Cage”
The truth about Trafficking in Central Pennsylvania, presented by FOX43.
UYM Vice President in the News
That congenital condition was not surprising when Lizaida Morales’ daughter was born with a heart defect. It had been detected before she was born, and that diagnosis saved her life. Sophia underwent open-heart surgery, a six-hour operation, at 3 days of age. “So, every day I’m reminded of not only how blessed I am to have her here,” the Red Lion resident said, “but also how far we’ve come with science, research, and medical advancements.” She told the story about Sophia at an American Heart Association event, and it was well received.