Men in Abilene who are recovering from addiction will soon have a new place to live. A construction project is underway in the city. This project is part of an expansion by Nehemiah Abilene.
The organization is working to provide support for men who are rebuilding their lives. Further information about this development can be found through local news sources, such as KTXS. Details about the new facility are expected to be available as it nears completion, which is anticipated to be in November.
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