Solano County, California
HomeBase operates small, structured group homes for Veterans in Solano County. Every resident gets a private room, structured daily support, and a community of peers who understand what it means to serve.
Most veteran housing is either a clinical institution or a temporary shelter. We built something different: a home with the support structure of a program and the warmth of a real community.
Every HomeBase residence serves 4 to 8 Veterans at a time. That's small enough to know every resident's name, their story, and what they need to thrive.
Veterans arrive through VA referrals, HUD-VASH case managers, or county veterans services. We screen for compatibility with group living and ensure every resident has the support they need.
Each resident gets a private room, household responsibilities, and a structured daily rhythm. We track VA benefits, health appointments, and personal goals — not just rent.
Veterans live alongside peers who understand service. Shared meals, check-in meetings, and peer accountability create something most shelters can't: a genuine community.
When residents are ready for independence, we help them transition — with savings, employment connections, and a plan. We measure success by stable exits, not long-term occupancy.
Small enough to be a real community. Large enough to be sustainable.
Long enough for real stabilization. Structured for forward progress.
Every resident is connected to a housing voucher pathway and VA benefits enrollment.
HomeBase is building in Solano County, California. One home at a time.