Veterans Community Yard
Honor · Service · Community
A safe, structured, and supportive environment for veterans to live, heal, and build a better future together — 50 converted bus homes housing 100 veterans across a 25–30 acre campus.
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Bus Homes100
Veterans Housed$0
Cost to the VeteranThe Master Plan
A Compound Built on Honor

Tap the plan to view full size · Total acreage approx. 25–30 acres
Three Honored Sections
Army · Navy · Special Forces
Every section carries its own colors, motto, and character — a home that honors each veteran's branch of service.
Army Section
16 Bus Homes
ARMY STRONG
Area Features
- Army Green Buses
- Ruck Trail / Obstacle Course
- Outdoor Fitness Area
- Army Emblem Plaza
- Camouflage Shade Sails
- Flag Display
Navy Section
16 Bus Homes
HONOR · COURAGE · COMMITMENT
Area Features
- Navy Blue Buses
- Nautical Theme Landscaping
- Boat Display / Memorial
- Outdoor Patio & Seating
- Anchor Plaza
- Flag Display
Special Forces Section
18 Bus Homes
DE OPPRESSO LIBER — FREE THE OPPRESSED
Area Features
- Matte Black Buses
- Tactical Training Area
- Climbing Wall / Rig
- Shooting / Range Area (Sim)
- Special Forces Memorial
- Flag Display
The Campus Core
Buildings That Rebuild Lives
Community Hall
The central gathering hall for events, services, meetings, and family visits.
Fitness & Wellness Center
A full gym and wellness space to help veterans rebuild strength and health.
Medical & Counseling Center
On-site medical support and behavioral-health counseling with VA linkage.
Education & Training Center
Job training, classes, and workforce development toward independence.
Every Bus Home Includes
- 100 Private Living Spaces (2 per bus)
- Full Kitchens & Bathrooms
- Solar Powered + HVAC
- Front Decks with Grill
- High-Speed Internet
Community Amenities
Site Features
Solar Power System
High-Speed Internet
Secure Infrastructure
Water & Septic System
Backup Generator
ADA Accessible
VA Grant & Per Diem (GPD) Program
Our operating framework for veteran transitional housing
The Veterans Community Yard is designed to operate under the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Grant and Per Diem program — a capital grant readies each bus home, and a daily per diem sustains operations, so veterans stay at no cost while they stabilize and rebuild.
VA GPD awards require an active 501(c)(3). Our nonprofit's 501(c)(3) application has been filed (IRS determination pending); the program is structured to apply as soon as our determination letter is issued.
Apply for Veteran Housing
If you — or a veteran you know — are experiencing homelessness, reach out. Our team reviews every application personally and will help with housing, benefits, and next steps.
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