War Veteran Reclaiming Home and Hope Again!

In the efforts to pay it forward the Ambrosia Drug Rehab Treatment Center Team came to together to aid a Korean War veteran. David Giordano an army combat veteran troubled with mounting medical problems and lack of money he was in dire need of help. Losing his wife after 37 years of marriage he was faced with life’s biggest struggle. He also suffers from a double hernia, which makes it difficult for him to walk. Living with rat nests in his couch, mold growing all over the interior walls of his home, and dog waste smearing his floors he had no where else to turn.

One desperate phone call, after receiving a three hundred dollar water bill he couldn’t afford, would start a chain reaction through the entire Ambrosia community. Ambrosia Drug Rehab Treatment Center came together in efforts to help an 82-year-old war veteran in his fight to reclaim his home and hope again. Within seven days the Ambrosia Treatment Center team scrubbed floors, moved furniture, and completely remolding Mr. Giordano home. “Every day he comes home, and it’s like something huge has happened,” said Arica Matyjaskek a volunteer.

Ambrosia Treatment Center volunteers have transformed Mr. Giordano home from a inhabitable to livable again. “To give him a quality of life is really all we set out to do, so we’re really happy with the result,” said Joe Morrison, Ambrosia Treatment Centers project manager.

There is still plenty of work that needs to be completed for Mr. Giordano. The Ambrosia Drug Rehab Treatment Center is happy to collect donations for his home improvements and his hernia surgery. For more information or to donate please contact Ambrosia at 772-323-2099, and speak to Joe Morrsion.