jayla towns is one of shefs 13 students.ore she entered this program, i was drinking every day. >> i was partying every day, and i was in between homes and i just had no purpose for myself. now she's serving up lobster with a culinary dream coming true. once i stepped into this kitchen, it was like home for me. >> a new home, paving the way for a new life. that was the case for lilly and oliver, who left community college and then i found this program. >> i let me know that my journey wasn't over. now she's a cupcake connoisseur for francisco rojo. >> it gave me my pride back, helped me develop my skills as far as communicating with other teammates, people that are struggling with addiction and homelessness are really finding hope through recovery and employment opportunities. >> steve adami is the executive director of the salvation army's way out homeless initiative. >> this program is in its fifth cohort that everybody exiting this program are getting jobs and staying in jobs. >> and those jobs started here. >> if you hav

jayla towns is one of shefs 13 students.ays before she entered this program, i was drinking every day, i was partying every day, and i was in between homes and i just had no purpose for myself. now she's serving up lobster with a culinary dream coming true. >> once i stepped into this kitchen, it was like home for me a new home, paving the way for a new life. >> that was the case for lillian oliver, who left community college. >> and then i found this program. i let me know that my journey wasn't over. >> now she's a cupcake connoisseur for francisco rojo. >> it gave me my pride back. help me develop my skills as far as communicating with other teammates, people that are struggling with addiction and homelessness are really finding hope through recovery and employment opportunities. >> steve adame is the executive director of the salvation army's way out homeless initiative. >> this program is in its fifth cohort that everybody exiting this program are getting jobs and staying in jobs, and those jobs started here. >> if you

jayla towns is one of shefs 13 students.efore she entered this program, i was drinking every day, i was partying every day, and i was in between homes and i just had no purpose for myself. now she's serving up lobster with a culinary dream coming true. >> once i stepped into this kitchen, it was like home for me a new home, paving the way for a new life. >> that was the case for lillian oliver, who left community college. >> and then i found this program. i let me know that my journey wasn't over. >> now she's a cupcake connoisseur for francisco rojo. >> it gave me my pride back, helped me develop my skills as far as communicating with other teammates, people that are struggling with addiction and homelessness are really finding hope through recovery and employment opportunities. >> steve adame is the executive director of the salvation army's way out homeless initiative. >> this program is in its fifth cohort that everybody exiting this program are getting jobs and staying in jobs, and those jobs started here. >> if you hav

jayla towns is one of shefs 13 students. before she entered this program, i was drinking every day. >> i was partying every day, and i was in between homes and i just had no purpose for myself. now she's serving up lobster with a culinary dream coming true. once i stepped into this kitchen, it was like home for me. >> a new home, paving the way for a new life. that was the case for lilly and oliver, who left community college and then i found this program. >> i let me know that my journey wasn't over. now she's a cupcake connoisseur for francisco rojo. >> it gave me my pride back. help me develop my skills as far as communicating with other teammates. >> people that are struggling with addiction and homelessness are really finding hope through recovery and employment opportunities. >> steve adami is the executive director of the salvation army's way out homeless initiative. >> this program is in its fifth cohort that everybody exiting this program are getting jobs and staying in jobs. >> and those jobs started here. >> if yo

jayla towns is one of shefs 13 students.ng every day. >> i was partying every day, and i was in between homes and i just had no purpose for myself. now she's serving up lobster with a culinary dream coming true. once i stepped into this kitchen, it was like home for me. >> a new home, paving the way for a new life. that was the case for lily and oliver, who left community college. >> and then i found this program. i let me know that my journey wasn't over. >> now she's a cupcake connoisseur for francisco rojo. >> it gave me my pride back, helped me develop my skills as far as communicating with other teammates. >> people that are struggling with addiction and homelessness are really finding hope through recovery and employment opportunities. >> steve adami is the executive director of the salvation army's way out homeless initiative. >> this program is in its fifth cohort that everybody exiting this program are getting jobs and staying in jobs and those jobs started here. >> if you haven't tried any of this stuff, feel free