"Gosnold has saved my life. I'm very grateful to be here."
Prior to moving in to Gosnold Apartments in 2008, Ted slept in a tent for more than a year and suffered constant pain
due to a back injury he received while working in 2001. With the help of the support services staff at Gosnold, Ted has
applied for Social Security Disability Income, Food Stamps, and Medicaid.
South Richmond
In 1996, Virginia Supportive Housing opened its second supportive residence, formerly a crime ridden motel. South Richmond is home to 39 formerly homeless single adults. Like New Clay House, tenants pay 30% of their income as rent, with a minimum rent payment of $50 per month. Support services are available to help tenants remaining in permanent housing, increasing their skills and income and achieving greater self determination. For more information on the support services offered, click here.
