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Camden County Social Worker T'Keyah Hose in the Voorhees branch of the Camden County Library. Credit: Matt Skoufalos.

Camden County Adds Library Social Worker to Meet Patrons’ Advanced Needs for Services

Social worker T’Keyah Hose travels among the nine branches of the county library system to help those who need help finding housing, employment, or other services. Library Director Linda Devlin says her work relieves community concerns while helping to support library staff.

By Matt Skoufalos | March 11, 2025
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