Harrisburg opens housing complex for homeless veterans

Harrisburg opens housing complex for homeless veterans Nonprofit has launches new apartment complex in Harrisburg for homeless veterans Advertisement Updated: 4:31 PM EST Nov 11, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ Harrisburg opens housing complex for homeless veterans Nonprofit has launches new apartment complex in Harrisburg for homeless veterans Updated: 4:31 PM EST Nov 11, 2026 Editorial Standards ⓘ HARRISBURG, Pa. — A new apartment complex exclusively for veterans has opened in Harrisburg on Veterans Day, offering housing and support services to local homeless veterans. The nonprofit Tunnel to Towers developed the riverfront property, which includes around 80 housing units in a main apartment building and smaller comfort homes surrounding it. Advertisement "I remember walking under an overpass here in Harrisburg. And I couldn't believe when I saw how many homeless this thought was there. And many of them were veterans at the time. I can't say that day I said, oh, we're going to eradicate homelessness amongst the veterans. But I don't forget that image by any means, and the commitment that we're making is real," said Frank Siller, founder of Tunnel to Towers. The new facility also includes offices and staff geared to help veterans find jobs, seek necessary counseling, and build connections in the greater community. Veterans in need of assistance can visit the Veterans Village in person or learn how to apply through the Tunnel to Towers website. Make WGAL a preferred source on Google Add Preferred Source Share Infinite Scroll Enabled Top Picks JoBe Cerny, who voiced the Pillsbury Doughboy, has died Lessie Benningfield Randle, the last known Tulsa Race Massacre survivor, turns 112 They longed to hold their fragile NICU babies. A new device made it possible 106-year-old WWII veteran reflects on his service and provides life advice