VOA Southeast

Today, we’re grateful for community partners who show up for our veterans. 🇺🇸❤️

Thank you to Rotary Club of Mobile and Roosters Downtown for recognizing and supporting the work happening at Eagle’s Landing, VOA Southeast’s transitional housing program for veterans.

Deb Murph, Director of Eagle’s Landing, shared with the Rotary today about the impact of stable housing, supportive services, and community partnerships in helping veterans move forward.

During the event, Roosters Downtown, a longtime supporter, presented a donation check to Deb through their No Vets Left Behind initiative. The Rotary Club of Mobile also made a donation in Deb’s honor to Ozanam Charitable Pharmacy, a vital partner helping uninsured individuals, including Eagle’s Landing residents, access needed prescription medications.

Together, these partners are helping veterans access the care, stability, and hope they deserve.

What an incredible experience during United Way of Southwest Alabama’s ! 🌱💚

We are grateful to the amazing volunteers from Trustmark who joined VOA Southeast staff and the individuals we serve through our Community Enrichment Center for people with Intellectual and Developmental Disabilities (IDD). Together, we planted vegetables, herbs, strawberries, flowers, and more while bringing new life and beauty to our garden spaces.

More importantly, this day created meaningful moments of connection, inclusion, and joy for the individuals we serve. Seeing community members invest their time and heart into their space reminded them they are valued, supported, and part of a community that cares.

Read the full story here: https://hubs.li/Q04hmmzZ0

Spring is a good time to clear out what you do not need anymore. Donating your vehicle is simple with no-cost pickup and paperwork taken care of, and the proceeds support programs right here in the community. You will free up space and make a real impact at the same time. Donate your vehicle today!

https://hubs.li/Q04f_scZ0 or call Toll Free: 833-300-5737

Mental health challenges often impact every part of a person’s life — housing, relationships, employment, and stability. At VOA Southeast, we believe healing begins with compassion, support, and a safe place to call home.

May is Mental Health Awareness Month and we’re sharing Bo’s story — a powerful reminder that recovery and hope are possible when people are given the support they need. From addiction and instability to recovery and purpose, Bo’s journey reflects the life-changing impact of housing, mental health services, and community support.

Read the full story and learn more about how VOA Southeast is helping individuals rebuild their lives - https://hubs.li/Q04f_Pdk0

We’re proud to celebrate Crystal Holifield for being honored as Direct Support Professional of the Year for Alabama at ANCOR American Network of Community Options and Resources Connect ’26

Crystal’s dedication, compassion, and commitment to the individuals she serves truly represent the heart of what Direct Support Professionals do every day. This recognition is so well deserved—and we couldn’t be more grateful to have her on our team

Congratulations, Crystal! 💙