SupportWorks Housing

We're hiring! Join us here at Virginia Supportive Housing in our mission and values-driven work of making homelessness history across the Commonwealth of Virginia. Check out our open positions on Indeed here: indeed.com/cmp/Virginia-S…

Happy Fourth of July from the VSH team! We hope you have a restful holiday. Our offices will be closed today and tomorrow.

We’re so proud of this team for all their hard work. Their efforts are creating more housing opportunities for individuals experiencing homelessness and getting more people educated on and involved in the permanent solution to homelessness!

Outreach efforts funded by the grant have included VSH brochures, Lunch and Learns, Thanksgiving baskets, and end of year gifts. Since the program began, the team has connected with over 18 new landlords!

In 2022, a $3k grant from VB Home Now helped us launch the Landlord Incentive Initiative, a program to engage new landlords in South Hampton Roads for our Housing First scattered-site program & help break down stigmas associated with renting to individuals using housing vouchers

We join them in expressing our deep disappointment in this ruling. And we affirm our continued commitment to working with our peers and partners on expanding the person-centered, evidence-based model of supportive housing in our shared mission to end homelessness in Virginia.

We know – & the evidence shows – that supportive housing is the solution to homelessness. Not criminalization. Several of our peers have released important statements on this ruling: 🖋@naehomelessness 🖋@nationalhomeles 🖋@NLIHC 🖋@CSHInfo 🖋@VAHsgAlliance

Earlier this month, over 150 people joined us to celebrate the opening of our latest supportive housing community. It’s exciting to see so many people supportive of and excited about affordable housing and ending homelessness, from neighbors to elected officials!

From everyone at Virginia Supportive Housing, we wish you a wonderful Emancipation Day. Our office is closed in observance of the holiday.

We ❤️ our funders! Thank you @VCDC_US for your support in making Cool Lane Commons possible!

The story includes interviews with our Executive Director Allison Bogdanovic & former Board member Keith Conley!

Thank you @CBS6 for their coverage of our ribbon cutting at Cool Lane Commons yesterday! We're so appreciative of them spreading the good word about the effectiveness of supportive housing & our work! wtvr.com/news/local-new…

We had such a wonderful time celebrating Cool Lane Commons yesterday with our partners, including Henrico County!

We love celebrating all of the wonderful work that makes Hampton Roads a better place❤️ This year, VSH will be fundraising for Move-In Kits in our Hampton Roads buildings. Keep an eye out for more information ahead of Tuesday about how you can support VSH during this campaign!

Every spring, the Hampton Roads community comes together through the #GiveLocal757 campaign to raise money and awareness for causes and organizations making a difference in the region. This year, it's on Tuesday, April 23. VSH is proud to participate in this regional initiative!

As Cool Lane Commons moves closer to fully leased up, we're so excited to share more about how this project came together. Thanks @rvabizsense for this wonderful article!

We're so excited for the opportunity to thoughtfully and intentionally to shape a supportive housing model best suited to serving the needs of suburban and rural communities across VA, and for Farmville's partnership in bringing the model to fruition! prnewswire.com/news-releases/…

To that end, we’re delighted to be the recipient of a $250,000 grant over three years from Truist to “help VSH expand its geographic footprint to bring affordable housing and permanent supportive housing developments to more rural and suburban communities in Virginia.”

In early 2023, VSH entered into an agreement with @STEPSincVA - a community development nonprofit serving South Central VA - to develop a project addressing homelessness in Farmville. A year on, the project has taken on a more concrete shape, as covered by the Farmville Herald!