🎬 YouTube Description: Elysian Shores Supportive Housing Origin Story
📢 Welcome to Eve Pacific Media! I’m Noble Woods III, United States Marine Corps veteran and founder & CEO of Elysian Shores Supportive Housing. In this deeply personal episode, I share why we built Elysian Shores, the journey that led me here, and how this project will help veterans reclaim their lives with dignity, stability, and support.
🪖 From Personal Struggle to Purpose‑Driven Mission
After leaving the Marine Corps, I faced some of the darkest chapters of my life — homelessness, addiction, broken relationships, and despair. But with support from family, friends, and the staff at the Hines VA Hospital, I found hope, sobriety, and a new purpose. That experience ignited a mission to pay forward the grace I received — to ensure no veteran slips through the cracks the way I almost did.
Despite progress, San Diego still has hundreds of veterans experiencing homelessness — men and women who served our country but still sleep on sidewalks, in cars, or in canyons. That’s why Elysian Shores isn’t just another shelter — it’s a comprehensive, permanent solution rooted in dignity and community.
🏙️ A Vision for Lasting Transformation
Elysian Shores Supportive Housing will convert an underused downtown San Diego office tower into approximately 200 units of permanent supportive housing for veterans and their families, turning unused space into homes of hope.
Rather than simply housing someone, we’re creating a vertical community with three dedicated service floors. Under one roof, residents will have access to:
🧠 Recovery Services – addiction counseling and peer support
🩺 Clinical Care – on‑site medical, mental health, and trauma‑informed therapy
💼 Vocational Training – job skills, resume workshops, and employment connections
This integrated model ensures that residents can heal, grow, and thrive — all without the stress of navigating services scattered across the city.
💡 Why Now Matters
San Diego is currently facing a historic vacant office tower opportunity — a rare moment where distressed properties can be repurposed for social good rather than being left empty. By acting now, we can bring veterans inside faster, cheaper, and at meaningful scale.
This project is built for long‑term success using a blended funding strategy that combines philanthropic support, mission‑driven investment, and long‑term affordability programs — not relying solely on restrictive HUD structures. Together with committed nonprofit partners, this initiative is poised to deliver sustainable change.
🧡 What You’ll Learn in This Episode
The why behind Elysian Shores — rooted in lived experience
How the project will offer life‑changing housing + supportive services
Why San Diego is uniquely positioned for this conversion
How you can get involved to accelerate the impact
📌 How You Can Help
Every contribution counts.
👉 Donate to our GoFundMe to support early costs — legal, architectural, planning, and acquisition:
🔗 https://gofund.me/0cf0c8e0
Visit elysianshores.com to learn more, connect, join our mailing list, volunteer, or partner in this mission.
Artists, developers, nonprofits, advocates — your voice and reach matter. Share this video across your networks. You never know who might help unlock the next stage of this project.
Let’s turn an empty building into a beacon of hope.
Let’s give the 372 heroes still without homes a place to say, “Welcome home.”
I’m Noble Woods III — thank you for joining this mission.
Keep Evolving. 🇺🇸🏠👏
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