Honor House

“Travel 2,121”

“Meals and entertainment 191”

“Supplies 108”

“Adverting Promotion 2,205”

“Information Technology 505”

“Insurance 2,321”

“Office Expense 498”

“Assistive Program Services 7,427”

“Payroll Processing Fees 1,261”

“Veterans Events 1,702”

“Patriot Run Expenses 3,250”

“Employee advances Beginning of year 500, End of year 800”

“Other receivables Beginning of year 206, End of year 0”

“Deposits Beginning of year 450, End of year 0”

“The main focus of Honor House is to provide a ninety-day community based program Operation Healing Journey. This program is designed to come alongside the veteran who works with one of our Veteran Transition Specialists to create their individualized healing plan. Honor House helps them to obtain the services and support that they need emotionally, physically, socially and spiritually. After this intensive program they become part of the Honor House Alumni for life program providing ongoing support and activities. Most of our Veterans have come to us with Post Traumatic Stress, Traumatic Brain Injuries and other service related issues. Many have a history of suicidal thoughts or attempts. Through the program many have been able to go on with their lives. A number of our Alumni are now giving back helping other Veterans and their communities in various ways.”

“Honor House actively advocates, educates and supports community and legislative changes that positively impact and support our veterans. Honor House is a member of United Arizona Veterans an organization of Veteran Service Organizations that meet monthly to collaborate and ensure that our Veterans needs are being met in Arizona. Honor House representatives attend legislative sessions and advocate to others to support bills that impact our Veterans. Honor House is a member of the Southwest Veterans Chamber of Commerce supporting Veterans employment and businesses. Honor House board members are actively involved in the community in a wide variety of Veterans Organizations to include, Vietnam Veterans of America, In-Country Vietnam Veterans, Arizona Veterans Hall of Fame, Veterans First Ltd, The Centers for Habilitation, and others.”

“Throughout the year our outreach includes information and literature at Veterans events to identify and connect with Veterans in need. We work closely with the Phoenix VA Medical Center administration to ensure that issues and needs of our veterans are readily addressed and to help ensure that our Veterans are getting the quality care they need and deserve. We actively collaborate with the faith-based community to create veterans programs and address the issue of Moral Injury and Spiritual issues. We work with first responders to help educate them on the needs of our Veterans. We have provided educational presentations on Veteran Related issues. We have helped the Arizona Culinary Institute to provide free monthly culinary class for Veterans. We have collaborated with organizations such as Veterans First addressing the needs of female veterans, Wings for Warriors, The Mighty Oaks program, The Combat Healing Trauma Courses and The Healing of Memories program.”