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South Carolina just launched its first-ever Veterans Village in North Charleston — not just a shelter, but a full-service community designed to help homeless veterans rebuild their lives. With affordable rent capped at $1,000, on-site case managers, job help, mental health care, legal aid, and covered utilities, it’s a hand up, not a handout. Veterans like Mark Delbrook say it’s safe, supportive, and life-changing. Mayor Reggie Burgess calls it a tribute to those who served, especially after the naval base closed and left many without support. Funded by the Tunnel to Towers Foundation — named after a fallen 9/11 hero — this village is part of a larger mission to ensure no veteran faces homelessness alone.

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