Bill Salmons of Chipley, FL examines the remains of a flea market near Panama City with the hope of recovering some of his merchandise in the aftermath of Hurricane Michael.

Pepenadores, or “waste pickers”, operate in the landfills on the outskirts of Mexico City, where they often live with their families.

Kathy and Harles DeClue embrace following her stem cell transplant.

Gayle Peterjohn watches as her son Collin receives treatment for severe burns he received during a fire that left the family homeless. 

Bill Clanton receives radiation treatment for his nasal cavity cancer. 

Lacking the mechanical tools to process large amounts of waste, Mexico City landfills rely on pepenadores, or “waste pickers”. 

As mental health care moves from state hospitals, adult care homes, designed to care for the elderly, are now housing people suffering from mental illnesses. 

As state mental hospitals close, Threshold Clubhouse seeks to weave those patients back into their community.

Jeff and Dianna Mazza near their home on the Intercoastal Waterway, following Jeff's kidney transpant.

Sunday morning services at Crossfire Biker church. 

Sunday morning services at Crossfire Biker church. 

Lamberth undergoes hyperbaric treatment in hopes of healing wounds in his mouth.

Lamberth and Shirley Mitchell join the congregation in prayer at church in Roxboro.

Aftermath of Hurricane Irene. 

Preparing for the ice skating competition at the Special Olympics Winter World Games. 

Reacting to the results of the ice skating competition at the Special Olympics Winter World Games.