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Nonprofit Invests Nearly $20M in Apartments for Denver Veterans
A New $100 Million Fund Aims to End Homelessness. Building Housing is Only Part of It.
"Building housing is an answer to homelessness issues in cities, but it isn’t the only answer. For Community Solutions, a nonprofit focused on ending homelessness, that housing has to be backed by on-site supportive services..."
Centra Villa Apartment Complex Purchased To Provide Affordable Housing For Veterans
"Dave Foster, director of real estate development for Community Solutions, was a guest on Wednesday’s edition of “Closer Look.”
Foster talked with show host Rose Scott about receiving funds from social impact investors..."
Nashville WKRN: Nashville Apartments to Become Housing for Homeless Veterans
"An apartment complex in Nashville will soon help house veterans without a home. A national nonprofit called Community Solutions saw an opportunity to help some of them with a new project at the Glastonbury Apartments...."
FOX17 WZTV Nashville: Nonprofit will Help Nashville Veterans Experiencing Homelessness Get Housing
"A nonprofit, Community Solutions, announced a new project that will include housing for veterans experiencing homelessness.
Jaha Martin, a social worker at the Tennessee Valley Healthcare System, says this new housing project will save lives...."
News Channel 5 Nashville: Glastonbury Woods Apartments will Become Housing for Veterans Experiencing Homelessness
"A new property was just secured for veterans experiencing homelessness in Nashville. City leaders, VA Tennessee Valley Health Care and a handful of nonprofits are trying to reduce homelessness in the veteran community. Recently, Community Solutions, a national nonprofit, stepped in and purchased an apartment complex to house some of Nashville's 173 homeless veterans..."
90.3 WPLN News: Nashville has Made Progress Housing Homeless Veterans. A New Mixed-income Property Could Boost those Efforts.
"The number of homeless veterans in Nashville has declined in the past few years. But there are still many former service members without a permanent place to live. The city has 172 veterans experiencing what’s called 'literal homelessness...."
Main Street Nashville: Nashville Apartment Complex to Provide Housing for Veterans
"This week, Nashville's Continuum of Care and nonprofit Community Solutions announced the acquisition of a property that will help alleviate homelessness among Nashville's veterans. Glastonbury Woods, located off Briley Parkway near the airport, is a 144-unit property that one day will be a 50/50 mix of units for veterans exiting homelessness and middle-income units."
The Denver Voice: Denver to Get 100 New Supportive Units for Homeless Veterans
"Kaiser Permanente and Community Solutions, a national homeless advocacy nonprofit, are teaming up to convert 100 apartments into supportive housing units for Denver’s homeless veterans. Overall, the two entities spent $19.8 million through a creative financing initiative to acquire the Avon North and Avon South apartments located at 2850 and 2880 S. Federal Blvd. in southeast Denver."
The Florida Times-Union: Jacksonville Apartment Complex Boosts Affordable Housing Options for Homeless Veterans
"A national nonprofit that helps cities address homelessness has purchased a Jacksonville apartment complex to provide permanent housing for homeless veterans."