Former Drug Addict Creates Program to Help Others from the New Pittsburgh Courier
"For more than 20 years Denise Zellous struggled with drug addiction and its ills. Due to her addiction, she spent 11 years of her life being homeless. But it was in 2000 that she found an organization willing to help her and now, on April 29, Zellous will celebrate 12 years of sobriety. With her found hope for the future, she is now working to share that same hope with other women who were once in her situation, through a new initiative called the Helping Other People Excel Project."
"For more than 20 years Denise Zellous struggled with drug addiction and its ills. Due to her addiction, she spent 11 years of her life being homeless. But it was in 2000 that she found an organization willing to help her and now, on April 29, Zellous will celebrate 12 years of sobriety. With her found hope for the future, she is now working to share that same hope with other women who were once in her situation, through a new initiative called the Helping Other People Excel Project."
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