CLAY COUNTY, Fla. – Nearly three dozen housing units meant to help people keep a safe, clean and affordable roof over their heads are in the works in Clay County.
Mercy Support Services held a groundbreaking Friday on 34 additional units for families experiencing homelessness.
It will be called Mercy Village.
Mercy Support Services is one of the only organizations in Clay County working toward solutions for families experiencing or facing homelessness.
They say they do so by providing supportive housing while program participants are in a self-sufficiency program.
Mercy Support Services held a groundbreaking Friday on 34 additional units for families experiencing homelessness. (WJXT)
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