When these college students faced homelessness, New York nuns welcomed them into their convent
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The University of Mount Saint Vincent, in partnership with the Sisters of Charity of New York and the nonprofit Depaul USA, operates Dax House, a residence serving housing-insecure college women at $250/month; the program serves over 90 students annually across four residences in New York City and operates in cities including Chicago, Los Angeles, and Philadelphia, offering private rooms, permanent addresses for accessing social services, and case managers for comprehensive student support.
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