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Hope House Marks 60 Years, Plans Expansion

Liberty Hill's Hope House, a residential facility for individuals with profound disabilities, is celebrating its 60th anniversary. The organization plans to expand its capacity by building 10 new homes and a community center on a recently donated 54-acre plot to address a 10-year waiting list.

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What to know

Hope House has operated in Liberty Hill since 1976, providing long-term residential care for children and adults with profound disabilities. [1]

The organization recently received a 54-acre land donation intended for the construction of 10 new homes and a community center with vocational programs. [1]

Expansion efforts aim to reduce a current 10-year waiting list for services. [1]

The 60th anniversary fundraising event, Hope-opoly, will support the expansion project and ongoing operations. [1]

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