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Kids at Hope House playing in the pool

Liberty Hill's Hope House to expand to provide more housing for children with disabilities

By Zacharia Washington

Based in Liberty Hill, the nonprofit charity is planning to add three additional homes on its 11-acre property in the coming months.

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