The Warrior House Program is an opportunity to get your life back on track. We run an intense holistic program designed to help you achieve success through personal responsibility. We offer free transitional housing to give you time and space to get your life together.

We are volunteers that run the program in a 4 bedroom house and can have up to 5 residents in the home at any time. This is a collaborative living environment with fellow Warriors who are all trying to get back on their feet.

The decision to enter into our program should not be taken lightly. You must agree and abide by our house rules and help us maintain a safe and cooperative environment.

You are required to participate in regular house cleaning, work-therapy assignments, volunteering/community service, goal setting sessions with assessments, and a mandatory 3-day personal development seminar.

There is no time limit to how long you can stay, as long as you are progressing in your life and actively working towards your goals.

We typically process applications within 48 hours. However, it may take up to 4 Days to review your application. Please be patient with us. We will process your application as quickly as possible.

Are you in need of a change of pace?

Qualifications:

• You are a Veteran of the United States Armed Forces or a First Responder (Fire, Police, EMT)
• You are willing to fully commit to the program and follow all rules and codes of conduct
• You are tired of being homeless and will commit to being SOBER.
• You are ready to transform your life and live it to your fullest potential
• This is not a decision to be entered into lightly as it will require much diligence and commitment on your part.

If you meet the above criteria and are interested in being added to our waiting list, here is what we will need from you:

• Fully completed Housing Application (This Document)
• Agree to all House Rules and Warrior Commitments
• Your Form DD214, your certification of discharge

• All waiver forms signed and completed
• A copy of your medical records, alternatively the most recent entries will suffice
• A photograph of you (current and/or in service)
• One or more letters of recommendation from your case worker or family/friend
• No History of Violent Crimes or Crimes against Children