The program lifted 25 veterans from homelessness, who received support to graduate into stable, thriving lives. Also, 55 veterans received short-term case management to stabilize their health and living conditions. The food pantry alleviated hunger for 200+ low-income veterans and their dependents.

Progress was monitored through daily electronic communications and weekly and monthly face-to-face meetings. Quantitative data included the number of veterans served, length of residency, enrollment/dis-enrollment rates, and goal achievement tracking. Qualitative data included pre-/post-service surveys and anecdotal feedback.

Wounded Warrior Homes will continue offering and expanding its core services. It is exploring the addition of a second Adult Dwelling Unit for additional housing capacity.

They focus on sustainability by maintaining a strong financial reserve and continuing fundraising efforts and grant applications. They monitor and adapt programs based on veteran needs and feedback. This comprehensive approach ensures the long-term sustainability of the program while continually adapting to the evolving needs of the veteran population.