...treating wounds you can see, and some you can’t

See a profile of Wound Walk in January 2021 Orange Coast Magazine.

During this unprecedented public health event, what we see up close and personal on the streets of Orange County, CA makes complete sense. With no handwashing stations, or basic hygiene opportunities for those we left behind, of course we see skin infection issues, dehydration, wounds getting more advanced— of course that is not the couse reccomended by the California Department…

We received a humbling message today from do-gooder Laura Bennett. “Last night my cousin, Steven Gallion, lost his battle with cancer. He spent many years as a social worker in Seattle. He worked primarily with homeless HIV positive youth and homeless Native Americans suffering from addiction. In his honor, I have ordered a bunch of supplies for Wound Walk OC.…

Wounds need to heal. Thank you Senator John Moorlach, Patty Barnett Mouton, and to everyone who cares. You all are showing your kindness. The face masks will help so much. If you would like to help us care for our unsheltered brothers and sisters, please consider visiting our Amazon wish list for needed supplies. It’s because of people like you…