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DC parish starts support group for workers affected by Trump’s mass federal layoffs
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WASHINGTON (OSV News) — This year the mission of Holy Trinity Parish in Washington to “accompany one another in Christ” took on a new focus and a new urgency.
Holy Trinity Parish, known for its social outreach, started a job loss support group after these parishioners expressed their concerns about the federal government job cuts.
Holy Trinity Parish is with them on the journey.”Tom Neeley joined the first Holy Trinity cohort that met for six weekly sessions in May and June and included 10 recently unemployed workers from the parish and community.
As she navigates a crowded job market, Byrd said the Holy Trinity support group “has been so helpful keeping hope alive.
When Lin, a member of Holy Trinity Parish for about two decades, heard the parish was offering a job loss support group, he joined the first cohort that began meeting in May.
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