“We’ve designed the space specifically for comfort, dignity, and respect,” said LVS CEO Jay Patrick. The new facility will replace the current building on Hull St and will feature 50 micro-apartments, a community building, a kitchen, laundry facilities, and a courtyard—giving Veterans a key to their own private space.
NBC 12 recently featured Liberation Veteran Services and our development plans for Veterans Village in Richmond, VA to support Veterans experiencing homelessness as they rebuild their lives.
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Source: https://www.richmonder.org/south-richmond-nonprofit-helps-veterans-who-need-housing/; Author: Bob Rayner; February 1, 2025 Mickel Hutcheson’s troubles, like so many people’s, started during the Covid pandemic. He was working as a welder in Richmond but found himself homeless — living in his two-seat Chrysler Crossfire, a 10-foot ladder hanging out the back hatch. “I’m good at what I do,” he said,
January, 29, 2025, Richmond, Virginia — Liberation Veteran Services (LVS), a Richmond-based nonprofit dedicated to providing care, resources, and stability to homeless Veterans to rebuild their lives, hosted a groundbreaking ceremony on Thursday, January 23, 2025, for Veterans Village, a new supportive housing development that will offer critical services and housing stability for Veterans in
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