Daily Victories from SSVF- Off of the Street and Into Housing
SSVF helps Veterans from all over the state of Arkansas. In fact ,just one of our four offices got three Veterans off the streets and in to emergency housing just …
Daily Victories from Supportive Services for Veteran Families.
Army Veteran CD* had no income. He was in arrears on his rent and was at risk of becoming homeless. He began working with SSVF to obtain his social security …
“The Staff Here is Good!”
Gary Kirchner served as a clerk typist in the Air Force from 1974-1978. He grew up in California and was stationed at Norton Air Force base in San Bernadino. “I’ve …
“I Finally Accepted That There Was a Mental Issue”
Army Veteran D’Andre Rhoden was born and raised in Memphis, Tn. He joined the Army Reserves in 2016 before becoming active military serving at Fort Polk, La. Until 2023. “I …
“I Never Expected to Need Something Like This”
Army Veteran EK spent twenty-one years serving his country. He joined the National Guard in 2001. “I wasn’t sure what I wanted to do. Then I met some guys from …
“I’m Figuring Out the Next Chapter”
Little Rock native Jacob Purvis joined the Air Force in 2003. He served for six years as a Pararescueman. “I went on missions in Iraq, Afghanistan, the Horn of Africa; …
“It’s up to You to Find Your Ending”
Army and Marine Veteran, Jeffrey Beasley, was born in Texarkana, Arkansas and raised in Kansas City, Missouri. He joined the Marines in 1979 and served as a machine gunner. He …
Helping Through the Years
Joe Campbell received a Thanksgiving basket from St. Francis House this year. But Joe has been a part of the St. Francis House community for almost thirty years. “I went …
Daily Victories from SSVF
Daily Victories from SSVFArmy Veteran KC and her daughter were left without a home in the tornadoes two years ago. She moved to another town to live with friends, but …
“Where Did the Time Go?”
Talking to Army Veteran David Harman, you would never guess that behind that sly grin and great sense of humor, there is, as he called it, a “soul-wound”. Mr. Harman …