Former participant of drug recovery program giving back for holiday season
Lynne Corry, a former participant of the Young Mothers Drug Recovery program in Harlem, now runs a nonprofit and is giving back to that same program that helped her get sober more than two decades ago.
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Dec 23, 2021, 3:46 AM
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Updated 854 days ago
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315ds agoChristmas is coming early this year for participants at one substance abuse recovery facility.
Lynne Corry, a former participant of the Young Mothers Drug Recovery program in Harlem, now runs a nonprofit and is giving back to that same program that helped her get sober more than two decades ago.
News 12’s Justine Miller speaks to Corry and her team of elves on how they are bringing the Christmas cheer.
