So Others Might Eat

So Others Might Eat (SOME) is a Washington, D.C.-based nonprofit serving neighbors affected by poverty and homelessness. From its location at 71 O Street NW, SOME connects people and families with food, healthcare, employment training, housing, and other support designed to address immediate needs while building long-term stability.

SOME’s housing programs include transitional and permanent affordable housing for single adults, families, veterans, and seniors. Housing services are paired with case management and access to supportive resources such as healthcare, addiction recovery programs, and employment assistance. Family housing may include community spaces, playgrounds, youth activities, and after-school enrichment, while senior housing emphasizes independence, resource navigation, programming, and nutritional support.

For more information, visit SOME’s official housing page and consult NHREA’s federal assistance resources. Readers should confirm current program details and logistics directly with SOME.