Santa Clara County veterans still living in subpar conditions - San Jose Spotlight
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Veterans residing in a substandard housing facility in East San Jose are facing deteriorating living conditions more than a year after Santa Clara County's $14.5 million purchase of the site. Despite the engagement of nonprofit Abode Services to provide support, residents report issues like lack of hot water, nonexistent pest control, and unappetizing food. The facility harbors mold and numerous health hazards, impacting veterans' well-being. With only 15 veterans remaining, many express frustration over unmet promises, claiming they are worse off than before.
Veterans living in a substandard housing facility in East San Jose report worsening conditions and unmet promises following the county's purchase of the site.
Since Abode Services took over in October, veterans have experienced a significant decline in living conditions, including lack of hot water, pest control, and edible food.
One veteran lamented the broken promises made by the county, saying, 'What bothers me is they made us a lot of promises at the beginning and very few have come through.'
Residents have reported health issues related to persistent mold, with one veteran noting severe respiratory problems linked to the conditions of his living area.
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