Valor Veteran Care is a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business providing VA-approved residential care and supportive housing for veterans across three states. We are structured from the ground up to partner with federal and state agencies in expanding access to dignified veteran care.
"Every veteran who served this country deserves to age and heal in a place that feels like home. Not a ward. Not a facility. A real home, in a real neighborhood, with people who understand what service means."
Founder, Valor Veteran Care · OEF Afghanistan Veteran, USAF Combat Engineers
Valor Veteran Care is a veteran-owned residential care organization providing VA-approved housing and care services to eligible veterans. The organization was founded by a United States Air Force Combat Engineer who served in Operation Enduring Freedom and identified a critical gap in dignified, home-based care options for veterans requiring daily support.
| Legal Name | Valor Veteran Care LLC |
| Business Type | Limited Liability Company |
| Ownership Status | Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business (SDVOSB) |
| Founder's Service | USAF Combat Engineers, OEF Afghanistan |
| VA Programs | Medical Foster Home (MFH), Community Residential Care (CRC), HUD-VASH |
| Regulatory Compliance | 38 CFR § 17.63, 38 CFR § 17.74 |
| States of Operation | Missouri, Kansas, Ohio, Pennsylvania |
| Total Properties | 7 residential care homes |
| Veteran Capacity | 16 veterans at full capacity |
Why SDVOSB Status Matters for Grant Reviewers: As a Service-Disabled Veteran-Owned Small Business, Valor Veteran Care qualifies for priority consideration under the Veterans Benefits, Health Care, and Information Technology Act of 2006 and related federal procurement and grant preference programs. Our SDVOSB status is verifiable through the VA's Vendor Information Pages (VIP) database.
Valor Veteran Care's organizational structure, VA program participation, and SDVOSB status position us to compete for the following federal and state funding programs. We welcome conversations with program officers about partnership and funding opportunities.
The GPD program funds organizations providing transitional housing and supportive services to homeless veterans. As a VA-approved residential care operator with SDVOSB status, we are positioned to apply under the Low Demand and Bridge Housing components.
SDVOSB Priority EligibleCDBG funds can be used for housing rehabilitation and supportive services for low-income and special needs populations, including veterans. Our multi-state residential care homes qualify as an eligible use under the housing and public services categories.
Eligible Use — Housing & ServicesAs an SDVOSB, Valor Veteran Care is eligible for SBA VBOC support including business development assistance, mentorship, and access to federal contracting and grant opportunities reserved for veteran-owned businesses.
SDVOSB Direct EligibleThe Missouri Veterans Commission administers state-level housing and care programs for Missouri veterans. Our Kansas City properties and Missouri licensure position us to participate in state-funded veteran housing initiatives.
MO Veterans Commission EligibleThe Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs administers housing and care programs for Kansas veterans. Our Kansas City, KS property and KDADS licensure pathway position us for state partnership opportunities.
KS Commission on Veterans AffairsHUD's CoC program funds organizations providing housing and supportive services to homeless individuals and families, including veterans. Our HUD-VASH participation and multi-state operations make us a strong CoC partner organization.
HUD CoC Partner EligibleVeterans who require daily care assistance face a stark choice: enter an institutional nursing facility or attempt to live independently beyond their safe capacity. The VA's own Medical Foster Home and Community Residential Care programs were designed to create a third option — home-based care in a private residence. However, the supply of approved homes has not kept pace with demand.
Valor Veteran Care was built specifically to expand the supply of high-quality, VA-approved residential care homes in underserved markets. Our seven-property portfolio across Missouri, Kansas, Ohio, and Pennsylvania directly addresses the shortage of approved MFH and CRC placements in those regions.
As a veteran-owned operator, we bring a level of cultural competency and personal commitment that institutional operators cannot replicate. Our founder served alongside the veterans we now care for. That is not a marketing statement. It is the foundation of every operational decision we make.
Grant funding would allow us to accelerate property preparation, expand caregiver capacity, and reduce the time between VA approval and veteran move-in, directly increasing the number of veterans we can serve in the near term.
For a full capability statement, program narrative document, or to schedule a meeting with our founder, please use the contact form or call our office directly.
Request Capability StatementIf you represent a federal agency, state program, foundation, or community organization interested in partnering with or funding Valor Veteran Care, we want to hear from you.