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Sheila Stumpf, a 77-year-old living on $600 a month from Social Security, struggles daily to afford rent, bills, gas and most importantly food.
Finding a stable place to stay clean and sober after going through a drug or alcohol treatment program is a constant problem for Guam residents in recovery.
Getting a job and certain government services start with three basic things: an ID, Social Security card and birth certificate.
Before he was released from the Department of Corrections on Sept. 7, Harry Benavente was already looking for work.
Chris Mesa and his family still struggle to put food on the table after he became ineligible for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program 12 years ago.