Gate City, VA – “Southwest Virginia has experienced a lack of resources and economy until to adequately provide for our residents during much of our history. We see lower-than-average salaries and higher rates of poverty than the rest of Virginia. Families in my community – and across the country- struggle to secure homes they can afford, and end up living in unstable and unhealthy situations” says Rebecca Dillow, Executive Director of Appalachian Community Action and Development Agency in Gate City, Virginia in an opinion piece in Richmond Times Dispatch.
SERCAP Wins New Services Award from FAHE
SERCAP is honored to be recognized by the Federation of Appalachian Housing Enterprises (FAHE) with the New Services Award. The awards given during the FAHE Annual Meeting recognize the people and organizations putting ideas into action and strengthening communities...
