Access Housing, Inc. — D.C.
Volunteers and youth groups across the country visit The Veterans Service Center, which is operated by Access Housing, Inc., to perform acts of service. This time, they gathered the opportunity to speak to John Miller, a veteran that was a part of the D-Day invasion. The children learned more than they could have imagined by Miller, and so can you!
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Are You A Veteran In Need?
Are you a veteran in need? Do you know a veteran in need? Please fill out this intake form so that AHI can provide them with the support they need!
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Volunteer!
AHI welcomes all volunteers! There are so many valuable skills you have that could be shared with our veterans, both in house and remotely. Please fill out this form to find out how you can help!
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Stock our pantry!
AHI will be opening its Food Pantry very soon! You can help us stock it and feed hungry veterans. Your donation is tax-deductible and will be put to good use. Donations can be dropped off Monday through Saturday from 9 am – 7 pm (at 820 Chesapeake Street, SE in Washington, DC). Thank you!
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92-year-old D-Day Veteran Gives Students Living History Lesson
Volunteers and youth groups across the country visit The Veterans Service Center, which is operated by Access Housing, Inc., to perform acts of service. This time, they gathered the opportunity to speak to John Miller, a veteran that was a part of the D-Day invasion. The children learned more than they could have imagined by Miller, and so can you!
Services
Access Housing Inc. DC’s Southeast Veterans Service Center (SEVSC) and Chesapeake Veterans House (CVH) transitional housing program provides an extensive list of services for homeless veterans eighteen years and older. Our goal is to provide the tools homeless veterans need…
Volunteer Opportunities
Donate your time and talent today! Check here to see how you can directly impact the lives of homeless veterans right now.
News
Returning from War, Veterans Battle Poverty and Hunger at Home
Read about Winthrop Robbins, a 70-year-old Vietnam veteran and his experience with Access Housing Inc. DC.
Donate Now!
Help us help homeless veterans! You’re donation is tax deductible and will go directly into funding the upkeep of our facilities and providing the best possible services to our vets!
AHI Welcomes Its Newest Volunteers
AHI is truly blessed to have such incredibly talented and supportive individuals as volunteers. We appreciate their giving their time and talent to help our veterans are they strive to move forward in life!
Thanks Scott Bolden!
More than 40 people joined AHI for its Join us in the Battle to End Homelessness Among Veterans reception on June 12 as well. The event, generously underwritten by Scott Bolden of Reed Smith, provided an opportunity for AHI to highlight its programs, to thank its past donors and to make new friends in the community.
Access Housing, Inc. — D.C. 