By Phil Sanchez
It’s an ongoing problem in North Carolina – veterans fight for our freedom and then wind up on the streets when they return home.
But one Triangle agency is trying to help homeless veterans.
“I was homeless up until now.” Stanley Branch Sr said. “I was stationed at Fort Meade Maryland right outside of Washington, D.C., and then I was deployed to Germany.”
He came home after five years of service. But with little work and no money, Branch said he had no where to go.
“I could remember sleeping on the ground, in parks, in abandoned houses in my work van at one time,” he said.
It’s a common story.
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