Faith in Humanity: Valley group houses castaway LGBTQ youth

A Valley shelter gives lesbian, gay, bisexual and questioning children a place to go when their families cast them away.

Mulligan’s Manor’s mission statement said it wants to give these teens a second chance at a happy life by embracing and nurturing them. The community provides special programs, education and counseling in hopes of reuniting families.

The home always has a wait list from child welfare but funding severely taxes its resources.

The charity accepts online donations.

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