Housing
An Army Major forced to retire after a cancer diagnosis, a family of four with a new baby on the way, and a veteran and single mom who is working toward her dream of home ownership. These are just three examples of the hundreds of military families who have been supported through Operation Homefront's housing programs. We offer four distinct programs to assist military families at every stage of their transition into civilian life.
Transitional Housing (Apartments)
A new program that will provide veterans with a rent/utilities free apartment for one year, while giving them the opportunity to utilize both employment and financial counselor services to help achieve stability and long-term post military success.
Who is Eligible
Honorably discharged veterans within 4 years of discharge.
Length of Program
12 months
Permanent Homes for Veterans
Since the program began in 2012, over 700 families have entered the PHV program. Of that group, over 660 families have graduated from the program and have been deeded their home, mortgage-free.
Who is Eligible
Non-home owning veterans or currently serving members of the Guard and Reserves.
Length of Program
1-2 years
Transitional Homes for Veterans
Veteran families gain the knowledge they need to become successful home owners, and work to improve credit scores, pay off debt, and accumulate savings in order to own their own home.
Who is Eligible
Veterans who have served honorably and are within 1-year of discharge.
Length of Program
1-2 years
Transitional Housing (Villages)
The Villages provide rent-free, two and three bedroom apartments to wounded, ill, and injured warriors and their families as they leave the military.
Villages are Located in Three Cities
San Diego, CA, Gaithersburg, MD and San Antonio, TX
Best for
Wounded, ill & injured service members (see details in eligibility).