The Service to Stability Project
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Clarksville, Tennessee · Now raising our first house

A stable place to land. A strong path forward.

We're opening free, structured, sober housing for veterans in Clarksville, with a case manager who stays with each resident until they're set up for civilian life on their own terms.

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  • 8 beds in the first house
  • $0 cost to residents
  • $24 houses a veteran for a night

Why Clarksville

Thousands of veterans come home to Clarksville. Not all of them have a place to land.

34,000

veterans live in Clarksville and Montgomery County, the second-most of any county in Tennessee.

≈4,500

soldiers leave the Army at Fort Campbell each year.

31%

of them stay in the area, well above the Army average of 24%.

Figures: City of Clarksville; Fort Campbell transition briefings (2020–2022). Counts are approximate.

Start here

One house, eight beds, and a community behind it.

The house

Who it's for, what residents get, and the five-stage path from first call to their own front door.

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Sponsor a bed

Residents pay nothing. Eight sponsors at $720 a month open the house, and every dollar is in our published budget.

See the numbers

Get involved

Pledge a bed, offer a property, refer veterans, or volunteer. Join the founding list.

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