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By Marcus Chen
WESH 2 Orlando
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After more than five decades of helping people experiencing homelessness, the Christian Service Center on West Central Boulevard has undergone a $7 million renovation aimed at expanding services and restoring dignity to those in need.The facility, which has served the community since 1971, recently completed upgrades across its campus, including a nearly 6,000-square-foot pavilion, new restrooms and shower facilities, and a new medical clinic.Before the renovations, parts of the building were in such poor condition that the facility was nearly condemned, according to a center representative.The improvements are designed to help the center serve more people while providing access to essential resources.[WATCH: Orange County homeless shelters at capacity as demand grows]“Something like this is so pivotal for a lot of people,” a center representative said. “Just having a shower and getting clean can make all the difference in the type of day you’re having.”The new medical clinic expands a