Veteran Jessica and Kids Find Housing Stability
We’ve all heard stories about veterans who served our country in war returning home with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs estimates that nearly 40,000 veterans are homeless. One of the biggest contributing factors is PTSD....
Veterans Receive New Funding Boost
Buncombe County veterans who need help with housing are about to get a boost through a federal grant to Homeward Bound. Watch WLOS’s story on Rapid Resolution, a program designed to help veterans facing immediate and unmanageable housing situations. Click here...
Key Commons Spotlight on WLOS
Watch John Le’s story on WLOS about Key Common, Homeward Bound’s newest endeavour into becoming property owners. “Our first foray into owning our own property,” explained Executive Director Meredith Switzer. Watch the video for interviews with...
Homeward Bound’s Library Outreach
Homeward Bound staff member Erin recently transitioned into a new role as liaison between Buncombe County Library staff and the homeless community accessing the library. The County approached Homeward Bound because they had so many homeless individuals spending time...
Asheville City Approves Homeward Bound for Affordable Housing Loan
Asheville City Council approved a $530,000 loan agreement for Homeward Bound in July. The funds will be used to purchase and refurbish a one-acre property at 296 Short Michigan Avenue that has five structures, currently containing 8 one-bedroom apartment units, and 3...Homeward Bound of WNC
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