WARRIOR CODE FOUNDATION
Repairing Homes for American Warriors
We provide critical home repairs, accessibility improvements, and related assistance to veterans who are disabled, financially disadvantaged, or otherwise unable to maintain a safe and habitable home.
OUR MISSION
Serving Those Who Served Us
Warrior Code Foundation exists to ensure that no veteran lives in an unsafe or inaccessible home. We provide critical repairs, accessibility modifications, and related assistance to veterans who are disabled, financially disadvantaged, or otherwise unable to maintain a safe and habitable primary residence. Our work honors their sacrifice by giving them the dignity of a safe place to call home.
Get in TouchWHO WE SERVE
Every Veteran Deserves a Safe Home
We work with veterans across all branches of service who face housing challenges due to disability, financial hardship, or age. Our assistance is provided at no cost to the veteran.
Disabled Veterans
Veterans with service-connected or non-service-connected disabilities who need accessibility modifications or critical repairs to remain safely in their homes.
Financially Disadvantaged
Veterans who lack the financial resources to address urgent home repair needs that affect their health, safety, or habitability.
Aging Veterans
Older veterans who need modifications such as ramps, grab bars, widened doorways, or other improvements to age safely in place.
WHAT WE DO
Programs That Make a Difference
From physical home repairs to housing stability and peer support, our programs address the full spectrum of challenges veterans face at home.
Accessibility & Independent Living
Permanent ramps, widened doorways, accessible bathrooms, grab bars, and home safety improvements that help veterans stay safely in their own homes.
Funding path: VA HISA, SAH, and SHA programs support eligible veterans' home adaptations.
Housing Stability & Homelessness Prevention
We assess housing risks, coordinate assistance, help veterans access housing resources, and provide follow-up support to prevent homelessness before it starts.
Funding path: VA's SSVF program funds qualifying organizations serving low-income veterans facing homelessness.
Veteran Resource Navigation
We connect veterans with VA care, accredited benefits representatives, disability housing assistance, and community services — cutting through the red tape so they don't have to.
Funding path: Outreach, case management, and benefit connections are core components of SSVF.
Peer Support & Suicide Prevention
Veteran check-ins, trained peer support, outreach, and connections to professional care through structured partnerships focused on veteran mental health and crisis prevention.
Funding path: The SSgt Parker Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant Program funds qualifying community programs.
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