Earle, Navy veteran and Liberty House alumnus-turned-employee, shares the troubled history that led him to Liberty House.

Keith's firsthand experience with addiction (and redemption) brings a new perspective to the debate over the cause of addiction, offering insight alongside comic relief on a journey that shaped 35 years of his life.

A veteran, a father, and a felon, Charlie shares the harsh reality faced by older Americans with a criminal background on the hunt for employment.

This week we have a double interview with former resident Marine veteran Matthew Raymond and long-time Liberty House supporter Lionel Leblanc.

Between an early marriage and some unexpected career changes, staff member Bill Zarakotas had to stay light on his feet.

Vietnam Veteran Chuck Barry has seen his share of ups and downs. A successful restauranteur for most of his life, Chuck's struggle with alcoholism left him isolated and impoverished.

Before coming to Liberty House, George was living on the streets with $20 to his name. Now, this retired veteran with a colorful past spends his days hiking, biking, gardening as part of our community. Click below to hear Part II of his story.

After enlisting in the infantry during Vietnam, George found himself heading down a dark path. As a former Liberty House resident, George continues to help out his fellow veterans whenever possible. Hear his story in Part I of our interview.

When former resident and American veteran Chris W. wasn’t in prison, he was always on the run. Within minutes of paroling out and connecting with Liberty House, he became part of a community.