Sep 28, 2023

Fathers and Mothers Who Care in Texas
Katy, Texas Sep 27, 2023 (Issuewire.com) - Urban Services Unlimited and FMWC Collaborate to Provide Housing for Veterans in Katy, TX
Urban Services Unlimited, a real estate development company, is excited to announce its recent acquisition of two hotels in Katy, Texas, to address the housing needs of veterans. This purchase will provide over 200 units, comprising studios and one-bedroom apartments, with the aim of offering comfortable and supportive housing options for veterans in the region. Urban Services Unlimited is partnering with Duane Jackson of FMWC, an organization dedicated to serving the Disabled, Families, Justice Impacted, and Single Adult Veterans.
"We are proud to take this step forward in supporting our veterans who have dedicated their lives to serving our country," said Charles H. Clark Jr., a spokesperson for Urban Services Unlimited www.usullc.com. "Through this partnership with FMWC, we aim to provide not just housing but a sense of belonging and community for our veterans."
The collaboration with FMWC, led by Duane Jackson, underscores the commitment to holistic support for veterans. The organization specializes in addressing the unique challenges faced by Disabled, Families, Justice Impacted, and Single Adult Veterans. By combining the real estate expertise of Urban Services Unlimited with the comprehensive care provided by FMWC, this initiative aims to make a meaningful and lasting impact on the lives of veterans.
"We believe that veterans deserve more than just a roof over their heads. They deserve dignity, respect, and a supportive environment that fosters healing and growth," stated Duane Jackson. "Teaming up with Urban Services Unlimited allows us to amplify our efforts and reach more veterans in need."
The project has brought together a dedicated team of individuals, including Gregory Pendergrass, Jan Tufte, Ethel Scott, Harold Achane, Weleeka McLaurin, and Linda Kelly, who are committed to the success of this endeavor.
For more information, please contact:
Urban Services Unlimited
Website: www.usullc.com
Phone: (818) 534-7209
Email: [email protected]
Fathers and Mothers Who Care
Website: www.fmwc.org
Phone: (323) 247-7667
Email: [email protected]
We look forward to serving our veterans and building a brighter future together.
Source :Urban Services Unlimited
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