Healing the homeless...
Indianapolis physician sees treating the downtrodden as his calling
"Dr. Peter Kim doesn't put much stock in image. If he has a white doctor's coat, it's well-hidden. His clothes and scuffed shoes would be at home in a thrift store, and on Indianapolis streets, he's simply called, "Hey, Doc."
For the last four years, Kim, 33, Indianapolis, has assisted a clientele to whom his first question is often, "Where did you sleep last night?"
[continued at IndyStar.com]
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"Dr. Peter Kim doesn't put much stock in image. If he has a white doctor's coat, it's well-hidden. His clothes and scuffed shoes would be at home in a thrift store, and on Indianapolis streets, he's simply called, "Hey, Doc."
For the last four years, Kim, 33, Indianapolis, has assisted a clientele to whom his first question is often, "Where did you sleep last night?"
[continued at IndyStar.com]
[Visit Wheeler Mission]
[Visit Lighthouse Mission]
[Visit Salvation Army of Indiana]
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