New Apartments that Cater to the Needs of Disabled Homeless Veterans
A big moment for veterans across the Grand Strand happened Wednesday when the Myrtle Beach Housing Authority hosted a ribbon cutting for the Carver Grove Apartments.
The new complex, which is made up of eight one-bedroom apartments, is designed to specifically meet the needs of disabled and homeless veterans. The first-floor units are fully mobility accessible.
Second-floor units include sensory adaptations for veterans with sight or hearing impairments. There are also four units set aside for homeless veterans under the HUD/VASH program.
“I am excited about this; this is something tangible we’re all doing together for veterans, right?” said Noel Cuff, HUD/VASH program supervisor. “We’re all serving veterans so I can’t thank you enough for putting forth the effort to make this happen.”