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It’s no secret Debby and Sissy Krauss are mother and daughter. They look alike, they share the same humor, and they both say “you know” as a filler between sentences.
They also have the same job. They both work as residential counselors at Sanderson Apartments, a permanent supportive housing facility run by Mental Health Center of Denver.
Debby has been with Mental Health Center of Denver for about 19 years, working at various residential homes. She paved the way for her daughter Sissy.
Sissy joined Mental Health Center of Denver as a residential counselor 10 years ago, learning from her mom. She credits Debby for her hard work ethic, as well as her ability to talk with residents.
Debby said her goal has always been to help residents feel better about themselves after talking with her.
“I always try to tell them something good about themselves. And Sissy does that now, too. So I know she’s picked that up from me,” Debby said with a chuckle.
There’s a unique advantage in having a mother-daughter pair as residential counselors –consistency. Debby and Sissy work opposite shifts at Sanderson, so most the time, either one of them is always there.
That stability is key. It’s often difficult for residents to transition from life on the streets to life in their own apartments. It’s a completely different environment for them. The consistency that Debby and Sissy offer helps ease the transition.
The close relationship between Debby and Sissy is evident at Sanderson, and it’s encouraged a similar familial bond between them and the residents.
Sanderson Apartments is a permanent supportive housing facility run by Mental Health Center of Denver. Permanent supportive housing combines housing and services for people who need support to live stably and independently within their communities. It is nationally recognizes as a proven solution to end homelessness. Learn more here.

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I found sixty "l"s in the provided passage.
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