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Justin-area nonprofit opens new home for unhoused teens at Bob’s House of Hope
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· July 30, 2026
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Bob's House of Hope, one of the country's first safe houses for adult male survivors of sex trafficking, is expanding with temporary housing for teens. Gov. Greg Abbott and government officials including Rep. Brandon Gill, Sen. Tan Parker, former Secretary…
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