Second Veterans Residence On Schedule for 2012 Opening
Jericho Project will be opening its second supportive housing residence for homeless and low-income veterans in early 2012. This residence will provide studio apartments coupled with the full range of Jericho’s acclaimed support services to 76 veterans.
The Crisis of Homeless Veterans
Jericho Project Board member Mark Kopinski, Iraq war veteran Rob Seo, and World War II veteran and Tuskegee Airman Dr. Roscoe C. Brown speak on Jericho Project's work to help end veteran homelessness.
Help Jericho Project End Homelessness Today
Thousands of individuals have benefited from Jericho’s holistic approach and permanent solutions. But thousands more desperately need our housing and support.
With your most generous donation, Jericho Project can continue with this success and help alleviate our community of the tragedy of homelessness. Please contribute to Jericho Project today.
A Jericho Profile of Success
Sherwood came to Jericho Project in 2009 when he was 29 years old. Living in a half-way house and on probation, Sherwood was at serious risk of becoming homeless. Recognizing that men and women like Sherwood face difficult futures, Jericho created an innovative partnership with the New York City Department of Probation to provide supportive housing to individuals on probation who have few options for safe housing.
