"Just three years ago, United Veterans of
Maine President John DeVeau had the idea of creating a homeless shelter
where veterans could work on-site and sustain themselves. Now, that
shelter has become a reality and as of this month roughly 10 homeless
veterans and members of veteran families have successfully transitioned
from the facility to obtain homes and jobs.
"The Dahlgren-Skidgel Farm of Hope, named after two local Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, is now fully equipped to house six individual homeless veterans in three duplexes with one cabin designed for families."
A recent Bangor Daily News article profiled the Dahlgren-Skidgel Farm of Hope and its work.
To access the complete Bangor Daily News report, please visit:
How this shelter is helping homeless veterans transition into successful lives (11 AUG 19)
"The Dahlgren-Skidgel Farm of Hope, named after two local Congressional Medal of Honor recipients, is now fully equipped to house six individual homeless veterans in three duplexes with one cabin designed for families."
A recent Bangor Daily News article profiled the Dahlgren-Skidgel Farm of Hope and its work.
To access the complete Bangor Daily News report, please visit:
How this shelter is helping homeless veterans transition into successful lives (11 AUG 19)
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