David Ambroz: Behind the Headlines--One Person's Battle with Homelessness

In this episode of the Remarkable People podcast, David Ambroz shares his incredible story of resilience and perseverance in the face of homelessness and mental health challenges. He opens up about overcoming his struggles to become a successful entrepreneur.

David Ambroz's story is a powerful reminder that homelessness and mental health challenges can happen to anyone. In this episode, he talks about how he ended up on the streets, his battles with depression and anxiety, and how he coped with the challenges of living without a home. Despite the odds, he managed to turn his life around, and his inspiring journey will surely leave you feeling motivated and inspired.

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00:16 to 02:15 - Intro
17:25 to 18:32 - Taking a higher level of civic engagement to help homelessness.
36:46 to 37:40 - Foster care system 

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