Did you know?

1.4 Million Veterans are at risk of homelessness
California has the highest number of homeless Veterans
They are younger than you think. Most are males between 31-50 years old.
51% have disabilities
50% have serious mental illness
Homelessness increases their risk for suicide.

This mission started as a seed planted in 2016, serving homeless ministries like Las Vegas Rescue Mission, Shade Tree and Salvation Army. It started with making sandwiches, then placing food on their trays or bringing it to their tables. At Shade Tree we were able to do Bible study as a life skills course. Sharing the love of God, to homeless women that escaped from domestic violence. Each interaction made such an impact on me, that I always left wanting to do more.

Serving at The Way World Outreach in San Bernardino, introduced me to group homes. These homes were able to give them a safe place to stay and connected them with necessary resources to help them rebuild. This gave me the idea of "how".

Working on a project at the VA, I learned about the challenges of housing homeless Veterans. I spoke to a social worker, who himself was homeless Veteran, 10 years ago. He struggled with mental health issues, substance abuse, and incarceration, after he left the Marine Corps. He just needed as second chance. He was blessed with a case manager, that never gave up on him. Now, he works for that same VA social worker that served him. He gave me hope and helped me see the possibilities when we are given a second chance. He gave me the "why" and the courage to reach out and build a team of like-hearted individuals.

We at New Beginning Affordable Housing, are committed to making an impact for Veterans experiencing homelessness by reaffirming their value and supporting them in restoring their identity and well-being.

We will provide affordable housing that includes amenities and additional services to our residents. We will partner with the community to give them resources to help them on their journey to economic growth and self-sufficiency.

CORE VALUES:

Restoration.

We provide a safe, comfortable place to stay so they can rebuild.
Shared housing model with all the amenities needed
Help them with their basic initial needs such as food, personal hygiene, clothing, linen, toiletries to get started.

Identity

Help them establish what they need to get started on their journey to self-sufficiency.
Get their identification card
Help them connect to available social services to get their food and transportation

Support

Partner with their case manager and/or health care provider so they receive appropriate care
Help them establish their social network with the appropriate group support for their mental, spiritual and emotional wellbeing.
Create a peaceful, drug and alcohol-free environment where they can focus on their healing journey.

Empowerment

Invite community partners to help prepare them through education:
- Job Development
- Life Management Skills
- Financial Education
Help prepare them to attain and maintain lifelong security

We invite you to join us. Help us build a better community. It all begins with serving, ONE.

Make an Impact

By New Beginning Affordable Housing Inc

Make an Impact

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