Grisselle is facing a difficult transition and needs support to secure a stable home. After years of instability and living in places that haven't felt safe or supportive, Grisselle's landlord has asked her to move out of her shared apartment by October 1. She's hoping to find a place near her jobs in the Longwood area or South Boston, but the financial burden of first month's rent and a security deposit is overwhelming on her own.

Grisselle works two jobs-one at Boston Children's Hospital and another at a deli in South Boston. Despite her best efforts, making ends meet is a constant struggle, especially while coping with depression after losing her mother, whom she never had the chance to meet. The stress of her current living situation and the pressure to move quickly have made things even harder.

Having her own apartment would mean more than just a roof over her head. It would give Grisselle the peace of mind she needs to focus on her mental health, keep up with her jobs, and finally build the stability she's been searching for. Any support will help her take this important step toward independence and a better future.