A fresh start: One Spokane woman’s journey to a new life

Published on February 3, 2025

Rebecca Ferris found transitional housing with Catholic Charities Eastern Washington in Spokane, which helped her achieve sobriety, focus on physical and mental health and reclaim her life. We can all use a little hope and redemption. Rebecca Ferris is no different. The longtime Spokane resident had been struggling with addiction for years. As a result, she lost her home and her health deteriorated to a point where her life appeared to be over.  

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