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Chicago Sun-Times
Chicago Sun-Times
National
Mariah Rush

New South Side center sets out to provide community, support for homeless young adults

The music studio at Lyte Lounge, a new center for homeless young adults located at 549 E. 76th Street. The Lounge was spearheaded by a group familiar with the homeless system, inspired to make a better center for young adults. (Mariah Rush/Sun-Times)

Tanka Bradford met her future boss, Megan Wickman, when Bradford was 17 and living in a homeless shelter for the first time.

Wickman worked at the shelter and helped Bradford adjust to community living.

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