The VTH is the beneficiary of the Community Bag Program for the month of January. $1 from each of the $2.50 Community Bags purchased at the Fairhaven Stop and Shop located at 221 Huttleston Avenue will be donated to the VTH. The Stop and Shop Community Bag Program, which launched in May of 2019, is… Read More »
Honoring WWII Veterans
In recognition of the 75th anniversary of the end of World War II, we are pleased to honor these veterans of World War II and thank the donors would have made generous contributions to VTH in their names.
Barrington’s Confetti Kids raise money for veterans
An ambitious group of Barrington children are selling face coverings to raise money for a worthy cause.
AG gets inside look at Veterans Transition House work
James Reid, executive director of the Veterans Transition House gave Massachusetts Attorney General Maura Healey a tour of one of the future transitional housing properties being constructed and renovated by the Veterans Transition House on Pleasant Street in New Bedford.
Demolition on Willis Street makes way for veterans housing
NEW BEDFORD — The Veterans Transition House is in a transition of its own.
Veterans Transition House gets $300K to renovate 2 properties
NEW BEDFORD — The Veterans Transition House has received a $300,000 grant from the Alfiero Family Charitable Foundation in support of its $1.3 million Building Hope for Heroes Capital Campaign to renovate two city properties.
The VTH in New Bedford fills an important role for veterans
Standard-Times photographer Peter Pereira and staff writer Aimee Chiavaroli in last Sunday’s paper documented the lives of VTH veterans as they try to put their lives back together. Pereira’s photos painstakingly showed both the pain and the everyday activities of the veterans’ lives: Chaivaroli illustrated the story of their ups and downs, the successes and… Read More »
New Bedford veteran overcame his troubles and now helps other veterans
A New Bedford veteran, who is devoting his life to helping others after suffering a combat-related brain injury in Iraq, is this year’s Southeastern Massachusetts Veteran of the Year.