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Homeless veterans move into Sacred Heart Apartments
Darren Dalpiaz has trouble remembering things. It’s a side effect, the 48-year-old veteran said, from a severe head injury he suffered while serving in the Army. Combined with his social anxiety disorder, the disability makes it hard for him to hold down a job or even to make it to appointment Like many other veterans, Dalpiaz had been homeless for the past 10 years, wandering the streets in New Orleans and beyond and struggling just to survive. But on Friday, he was one of 11 chronically homeless veterans who moved into what’s being called his “forever home,” in the old Sacred Heart convent and school in Mid-City….Read More
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