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Next Leadership Development Honors Unity in Disasters’ Juneteenth Milestone Supporting 179 Hurricane-Impacted Families

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In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady highlights the inspiring efforts of Next Leadership Development and the Black Resilience Network in supporting families affected by natural disasters. The podcast delves into the impactful work of Unity in Disasters, Inc., which has provided essential aid to 179 families impacted by Hurricanes Milton and Helene across the Southeastern United States. The focus has been on assisting elderly residents, individuals with disabilities, and displaced families by offering financial support, supplies, and housing assistance. Since March 2025, Unity in Disasters has distributed gift cards to 122 families, prioritizing those most vulnerable, including elderly individuals, disabled adults, and families with autistic children.

The podcast further explores how Unity in Disasters, in collaboration with the National Association of Christian Churches, has extended its reach by serving over 9,000 hot meals to survivors and distributing essential items to families affected by Hurricane Helene. During the 2024 holiday season, they provided Thanksgiving dinners and hygiene kits to displaced families, showcasing the power of community-driven collaboration in times of crisis. Dr. Atyia Martin, Chief Executive Officer of Next Leadership Development, emphasizes the importance of their work in aiding marginalized communities and renewing faith in humanity. For more information about Next Leadership Development and their initiatives, visit their website at Next Leadership Development.

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In this episode of Global Economic Press, Alex Brady highlights the inspiring efforts of Next Leadership Development and the Black Resilience Network in supporting families affected by natural disasters. The podcast delves into the impactful work of Unity in Disasters, Inc., which has provided essential aid to 179 families impacted by Hurricanes Milton and Helene across the Southeastern United States. The focus has been on assisting elderly residents, individuals with disabilities, and displaced families by offering financial support, supplies, and housing assistance. Since March 2025, Unity in Disasters has distributed gift cards to 122 families, prioritizing those most vulnerable, including elderly individuals, disabled adults, and families with autistic children.

The podcast further explores how Unity in Disasters, in collaboration with the National Association of Christian Churches, has extended its reach by serving over 9,000 hot meals to survivors and distributing essential items to families affected by Hurricane Helene. During the 2024 holiday season, they provided Thanksgiving dinners and hygiene kits to displaced families, showcasing the power of community-driven collaboration in times of crisis. Dr. Atyia Martin, Chief Executive Officer of Next Leadership Development, emphasizes the importance of their work in aiding marginalized communities and renewing faith in humanity. For more information about Next Leadership Development and their initiatives, visit their website at Next Leadership Development.

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