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Homes opened, repaired, or started for people who needed a stable door. 13 verified stories. Stories come from Cedar Rapids, Anchorage, and Dover. Each one is checked and linked to the original report.
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CommunityThe Commons on 16th will offer private bedrooms and intensive case management. United Way volunteers are getting the former driving school ready to open by the end of November.
Verified · KCRG
HeroesAshleigh and Jose Valcarcel's Northern Alliance Reentry runs six sober transitional houses. Former residents have gone on to their own apartments and jobs.
Verified · Anchorage Daily News
CommunitySaving 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.
Verified · Delaware LIVE
CommunityThe National Center for Healthy Veterans in Altavista added housing, group classes, and therapy aimed at the move from military service to civilian life.
Verified · WSET
CommunityFriends Center for Children opened eight homes on Howard Street, built by Yale students, where early childhood educators live without paying rent.
Verified · New Haven Independent
CommunityThe Blue & You Foundation honored Providence Park, which offers permanent homes and on-site medical, mental health, and dental care, and is planning 400 tiny homes.
Verified · KATV
HeroesBeHeard, which runs mobile showers and laundry, hired John Vose and then gathered more than 40 people in a few weeks to buy him a trailer of his own.
Verified · KTUL (NewsChannel 8)
CommunityHomeless No More broke ground on Grand Village, a $12.8 million mixed-income rental project on the old Grand Motel site, with homes for families with children and a community center. Nobody has moved in yet.
Verified · WIS
CommunityFor citations issued from October 1 through November 13, the city accepts an unwrapped toy worth the fine. The toys go to families moving into permanent housing.
Verified · Las Vegas Sun
CommunityAn anonymous donation and a long land lease from New Heights Church will let the nonprofit build short-term housing in Fayetteville for young adults in crisis.
Verified · Arkansas Democrat-Gazette
HeroesJacob Cyprys, who turns 12 on October 11, has raised $1,780 for the HoBOOken 5K and is asking neighbors for $12 each.
Verified · News 12 New Jersey
CommunityHe was facing eviction. She knew what it felt like to need a break, so she gave him one.
Verified · TODAY
CommunityThe Veterans Community Project village is finished after five years. One of its newest residents is an 80-year-old who had been without a home for 11 years.
Verified · SDPB