Empowerhouse director describes program results, asks to return for funding discussion
Melissa Landis, executive director of Empowerhouse, told Coffey County commissioners the program served dozens of people in recovery, highlighted job-readiness and court-debt support, and said she will return in May to discuss possible use of special alcohol funds.
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Melissa Landis, executive director of Empowerhouse, told the Coffey County Commission on Monday that the organization provides housing and life-skills services for people in early recovery from addiction and plans to return in May to discuss potential special-alcohol fund support.
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