A new Dover home gives veterans up to a year of housing
Saving A Place For You opened a transitional home on South Saulsbury Road. Veterans can stay while they connect with services, and application fees are waived.
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The nonprofit Saving A Place For You opened a transitional home on South Saulsbury Road in Dover. Veterans can stay for up to a year while they connect with services. The nonprofit is waiving application fees. It will host a Friendsgiving open house on Nov. 8.
The stay has an end date on purpose. A year is time to line up the next place, not a permanent assignment of the rooms.
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