Clear house rules and a 10 p.m. quiet hour
Shared living spaces, two veterans per room
Dedicated case manager coordinating referrals
Formal referral relationships with the VA
Two residents per bedroom across four bedrooms, with shared bathrooms, a common living room, a shared kitchen, and shared outdoor space.
Shared bedroom
Common to each bedroom
Common to all residents
Common gathering space
Residents share in the upkeep of the home. After an initial thirty-day settling-in period, residents begin participating in employment, education, VA services, or other constructive activities.
The home is furnished with beds, appliances, and common-area furnishings for a household of eight before residents move in.
Referral coordination for VA healthcare access, benefits application assistance, and connection to VA services during residency.
Referral coordination to mental health providers and substance-use resources in the community, connecting residents to the support they need alongside stable housing.
Referral coordination for VA healthcare access, benefits application assistance, and connection to VA services during residency.
Referral coordination for VA healthcare access, benefits application assistance, and connection to VA services during residency.
Residents sign an occupancy agreement at intake and are expected to follow house rules prohibiting drugs, alcohol, and physical or verbal aggression, along with a 10:00 p.m. quiet hour.
Violations of house rules may result in probation, with fighting resulting in automatic termination of residency.
Residents are responsible for household chores and, after an initial thirty-day settling-in period, are expected to begin participating in employment, education, VA services, or other constructive activities. Overnight guests are not permitted.
The founder personally oversees day-to-day operations, including intake, resident records, financial administration, and emergency response, supported by written emergency procedures and an emergency contact system.
Veterans Housed, Year One Target
Veterans Served, Three-Year Goal
Years in Corrections
