Kudos to Ability Housing and the Sulzbacher Center for collaborating on a “housing first” strategy to combat homelessness. Read More @ The Florida Times Union

Shannon Nazworth, Executive Director of Ability Housing, and Cindy Funkhouser, President and CEO of the Sulzbacher Center, today announced a new partnership that will streamline their organizations’ efforts to help people that had experienced chronic homelessness remain stably housed. Read More @ The Jax Chamber

Over a year has passed since Roderick Dorsey moved into the Village on Wiley, an affordable housing community on Jacksonville’s Westside, and he still wakes up at night with the thought: “Is this really happening?” Read More @ The Florida Times

Jacksonville’s Ability Housing and the Sulzbacher Center are formally partnering to better help the city’s chronically homeless. Read More @ WJCT

There are 26 shuttered buildings at the 1740, 1742, and 1770 Mercy Drive addresses which are currently cut off to public access by a chain-link fence that skirts the perimeter. Read More @ Bungalower

Over a year has passed since Roderick Dorsey moved into the Village on Wiley, an affordable housing community on Jacksonville’s Westside, and he still wakes up at night with the thought: “Is this really happening?” Read More @ The Florida Times Union

Jacksonville’s Ability Housing and the Sulzbacher Center are formally partnering to better help the city’s chronically homeless. Read More @WJXT

This past Tuesday, Ability Housing proudly celebrated its first year in Central Florida with an Open House at Orlando, Inc. Thank you to all who attended to celebrate our first anniversary! Read More

Metro Orlando’s mounting housing-affordability gap strikes first-time buyers and young college grads as much as anyone, said speakers at an Orange County summit Thursday. Read more @ Orlando Sentinel

A local non-profit is giving the city’s homeless population a fresh start. It’s been almost one year since Ability Housing opened its newest facility, Village on Wiley, on the Westside of town. Read more @ First Coast News