New Maslow's Army Basic Needs Guide aims to lead those in need to self-sufficiency

In the 20 years that Samuel Landis spent living on the streets, there were plenty of times he wished he knew where to meet his basic needs. That’s why he and his wife, Susan, are so excited about the Maslow’s Army Basic Needs Guide for Cincinnati and Northern Kentucky. The Landises produced the pocket-sized guide to be distributed to people who are panhandling or experiencing homelessness. The guide includes a listing of free resources, including where to get hot meals, clothing, haircuts, health care and even daily and weekly work. “It’s all right here, and it’s all free,” Samuel Landis said.