SW Virginia News

Abingdon, VA - The U.S. Department of Health and Human Services (HHS) has announced a grant of $217,482 to People Incorporated of Virginia, a nonprofit organization that serves large portions of Southwest Virginia, to support their efforts in providing affordable housing and related wraparound services. The grant will enable the organization to continue assisting those in need, ensuring that they have access to safe and affordable housing options.

Congressman Morgan Griffith (R-VA) expressed his appreciation for the grant, recognizing its significance in addressing the pressing issue of affordable housing in the region. He stated, "The Department of Health and Human Services' award of $217,482 to People Incorporated of Virginia will allow the organization to continue to support those in need, by providing affordable housing and related wraparound services."

People Incorporated of Virginia has been at the forefront of efforts to combat homelessness and housing insecurity in the area. With this grant, they will be able to expand their initiatives and provide essential support to individuals and families struggling to find stable housing. The organization's comprehensive approach includes not only affordable housing options but also essential wraparound services, such as counseling, job training, and healthcare access, to address the underlying causes of housing instability.

The grant from HHS will serve as a lifeline for many individuals and families who are currently experiencing housing insecurity or are at risk of homelessness. People Incorporated of Virginia will use the funds to enhance their existing programs, increase the availability of affordable housing units, and strengthen their support services to ensure that those in need have access to the resources necessary for stability and self-sufficiency.

For more information about People Incorporated of Virginia and their initiatives, please visit their website here.