CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Charlotte is giving a second life to the former King’s College dorms, converting them into 64 units of transitional housing for working men and veterans experiencing homelessness.
The project, supported with $2.4 million from the city’s Housing Trust Fund, will offer more than just a place to stay. Residents will have access to case managers, mental health support, and a substance-free environment, all designed to help them rebuild their lives.
“When people have safe and stable housing and a roof over their head, they can focus on employment, they can focus on recovery, health, and long-term success,” Councilwoman Dimple Ajmera, chair of the city’s budget committee, said…