While staying at CHEP, Navy veteran Henry Cabano incorporated his company. Cabano said he got two words of counsel from CHEP’s program manager that focused his efforts during days of strife. “Those words,” said Cabano, “were ‘Be Patient’.” Cabano, 36,…
Dave Hines states it flatly: “Coming here to DCVETS literally saved my life.” He backs up and remembers: “It was a lifestyle of bad decision-making, bad diets, bad girlfriends, bad environments, bad neighborhoods and a lot of bad attitudes that…
He reminds you of the decent, uncomplicated buddy in a Hollywood buddy movie. Not for him crazy, loud and out of control! Fifty-four-year-old Mike Conyers, born in Detroit, has been the resident manager of the DC VETS program since July…
32-year-old Eric Sanchez arrived at CHEP DC Vets in June 2019 after losing housing and becoming unemployed. At the admission interview, Mr. Sanchez stated he wanted to be successful and financially stable. Mr. Sanchez was referred to the US Vets…