Unaka Residence, Inc

Keystone Development, Inc is a housing authority based in Johnson City, TN, offering a range of public housing and rental assistance programs for veterans, elderly, disabled, homeless, and youth populations. Their services include family self-sufficiency programs, food distribution, children's and senior programs, as well as recreational activities at the Keystone Recreation Center and community walking trails. With a focus on providing safe and affordable housing options, Keystone Development, Inc also offers project-based rental assistance programs and support services for residents. Their commitment to equal housing opportunity ensures non-discrimination based on various factors, promoting inclusivity and community engagement within their housing communities.Generated from the website

Families Free in Johnson City, TN offers a range of programs and services aimed at supporting families in need, including Mom Power, Restorative Justice, and Restorative Recovery Services. Their dedicated team, led by individuals like Rachel Adams and Vicki Judy, works tirelessly to provide a safe and nurturing environment for those seeking assistance. With a focus on family-centered care and community support, Families Free strives to empower individuals to overcome challenges and build a brighter future. Through initiatives like Woven Coffee and the Storie House, they create opportunities for healing and growth within the Johnson City area and beyond.Generated from the website

Founded in 1969, Appalachia Service Project is a Christian ministry that provides housing services to low-income families living in the central Appalachia area of Virginia. It hosts more than 15,000 volunteers each year through its home repair program. The ministry s volunteers perform several repair works, including building room additions, providing wheelchair ramps, repairing roof surfaces, installing plumbing systems, updating unsafe wiring, securing foundations, digging drainage ditches, weatherizing homes, and constructing porches and steps. It operates a monthly giving program, called The Carpenter's Club, which provides books, key chains, coffee mugs and notepads to its members. Appalachia Service Project is headquartered in Johnson City, Tenn.