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Building community.
Creating opportunity.

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Building, supporting and preserving quality affordable housing since 1985.

Compassion and determination

Our mission is to assist the City of Virginia Beach in being champions for a supportive community where people can be empowered to live their best lives and thrive.

Impact

Measuring success through our accomplishments

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10,500+

INDIVIDUALS HOUSED

We have housed 10,500+ individuals in safe and affordable communities.

307

VETERANS THAT RECEIVED RAPID REHOUSING SERVICES IN 2025

Supportive services for

Veterans' families.

40

YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Providing quality attainable housing to low and moderate income families.

550

PROPERTIES

that have a total assessed

that exceeds $55 million, 

making us the largest non-profit affordable housing

property owner in Virginia Beach.

Properties and Impact

Measuring Success Through Our Accomplishments

Our success is best understood not only by the goals we set, but by the tangible accomplishments that demonstrate progress and impact. By highlighting measurable outcomes, we showcase the effectiveness of our efforts and the real difference they create within the community.

10,500+

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INDIVIDUALS HOUSED

We have housed 10,500+ individuals in safe and affordable communities.

307

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VETERANS THAT RECEIVED RAPID REHOUSING SERVICES IN 2025

Supportive services for

Veterans' families.

40

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YEARS OF EXPERIENCE

Providing quality attainable housing to low and moderate income families.

550

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PROPERTIES

that has a total assessed value that exceeds $55 million, making us the largest non-profit affordable housing

property owner in Virginia Beach.

Partners & Funders

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WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

Maya

"This program has been a Godsend to my family and I. After being without a home for over two years, I decided to reach out to this organization for housing assistance like I had done so many other times before from multiple organizations…. It's been approximately one month since I moved in and Ms. Brown, her supervisor and director are still advocating for us."

WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

Laila

"I am a mom of eight (8) and a disabled veteran. I served in the Unites States Marine Corp and the United Sates Army, both active duty. Ms. Whitaker made me feel safe and secure (as she continues to do so) that the place I would get would pass any necessary inspections to guarantee the health and safety of myself and my children. I truly love the high standards that she upholds."

WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

Sammy

"For me I'm so thankful for the ssvf, without the support, resources, and care of the facility, staff, and company I wouldn't be where I am today. Upon being accepted I fell upon hard times, homeless work shortage and overall low self-esteem."

WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

Edward

"After moving to a new state for a relationship that ended, a single parent and their children became homeless. With help from local housing programs, they secured a safe and stable home just before Christmas."

WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

James

"After years of living in a van, one veteran received support from housing case managers who helped secure a safe apartment. Now settled, they are focused on maintaining stability and peace in life."

WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

Keith

"After losing stability and living in a car, one person connected with a veteran housing program that provided structure and support. Through patience and teamwork, they found employment and a permanent home."

WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

Michael

"Following family conflict that led to homelessness, a veteran turned to a support program for assistance. Now housed and employed, they continue to rebuild with determination and faith."

WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

Chris

"Once financially stable, a person lost everything after illness and personal tragedy struck. After a year living on the streets, they found housing and purpose again through a community program."

WHAT RESIDENTS SAY

Thomas

"A construction injury left someone unable to work, leading to years of homelessness and health challenges. With steady support and housing assistance, they secured permanent housing and began a path toward healing."

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