In loving memory of Mama Dea, Pepper
Alexander and her brother decided to carry on
the works of Mama Dea, the Founder of the
Shepherds Nest/Bridges to Hope.
The Shepherds Nest/Bridges to Hope Services
has been in operation for over 35 years.
Alexander and her brother decided to carry on
the works of Mama Dea, the Founder of the
Shepherds Nest/Bridges to Hope.
The Shepherds Nest/Bridges to Hope Services
has been in operation for over 35 years.
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SHEPHERDS NEST/BRIDGES TO HOPE
My name is Dea Alexander, known to all as "Mama Dea." Since early childhood, I have had a strong
conviction to assist those who are in need because of my deep compassion for people. I was drawn into
the medical field, obtained my degree as an L.V.N. at Los Angeles School of Nursing.
After working for 25 years as a nurse, I was forced into retirement because of a severe back injury.
However, I continued to work as a private nurse for the terminally ill and the elderly.
In the 1970's, I served on the Board of Directors, with East Valley Community Services in Sun Valley,
California. In addition an unemployment service for the youth and I started Operation Cover Up, known as
the Buster. I also worked with non-profit organizations throughout the San Fernando Valley, coordinating
camping trips for the youth and shelter programs. I was committed to doing whatever it took to stop the
alarming trend of recycling the homeless and visibly abused and neglected children.
conviction to assist those who are in need because of my deep compassion for people. I was drawn into
the medical field, obtained my degree as an L.V.N. at Los Angeles School of Nursing.
After working for 25 years as a nurse, I was forced into retirement because of a severe back injury.
However, I continued to work as a private nurse for the terminally ill and the elderly.
In the 1970's, I served on the Board of Directors, with East Valley Community Services in Sun Valley,
California. In addition an unemployment service for the youth and I started Operation Cover Up, known as
the Buster. I also worked with non-profit organizations throughout the San Fernando Valley, coordinating
camping trips for the youth and shelter programs. I was committed to doing whatever it took to stop the
alarming trend of recycling the homeless and visibly abused and neglected children.
Feeding the Homeless & Distributing Food To Low-Icome Families and
Empolyment Seekers Lunch. This Is A Residental And Moble Food Bank
Servicing The San Fernando Valley & Los Angeles County
Vouluteer's Are Welcome
Let's Keep Hope Alive
Empolyment Seekers Lunch. This Is A Residental And Moble Food Bank
Servicing The San Fernando Valley & Los Angeles County
Vouluteer's Are Welcome
Let's Keep Hope Alive
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