Operation Hope and Home is building transitional housing and supportive services for veterans facing homelessness — a safe place to land, and a path back to stable, independent life.
Operation Hope and Home was founded on a simple conviction: the men and women who served this country deserve a dignified place to rebuild when they fall on hard times.
We are a North Carolina nonprofit corporation creating a 10-bed transitional housing program in Kernersville. Our residents won't just get a bed — they'll get case management, peer support from those who've walked the same road, and a structured path toward permanent housing and self-sufficiency.
Stable, supervised housing that gives veterans the breathing room to recover and plan their next step.
Wrap-around services led by people who understand military life and the road back from crisis.
The goal isn't a longer stay — it's a permanent home and a self-sufficient life beyond our doors.
Every resident moves through a structured program designed to restore dignity and rebuild independence — not to warehouse people indefinitely.
A veteran arrives, gets a safe bed, and meets with a case manager to assess immediate needs — health, benefits, and goals.
Through peer support and connection to VA services, residents address the barriers that led to homelessness and build toward stability.
We help secure permanent housing and the income to keep it — then stay connected to make sure the progress holds.
Our facility is designed to be funded primarily through the VA's Grant and Per Diem (GPD) program, alongside community partnership and responsible financing — a model built for long-term stability, not a one-time fix.
Kernersville, North Carolina
info@operationhopeandhome.org
NC Nonprofit Corporation · EIN 42-2943469
501(c)(3) tax-exempt status is in progress. Contributions may not yet be tax-deductible until IRS recognition is granted.
*National estimate of veterans experiencing homelessness on a given night (HUD point-in-time data); figure shown for context.