What they call their work
What they do
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Veteran Benefits and Reintegration Support 3 activities
- Emergency and basic needs supportProvides emergency support including food, meals, clothing, hygiene products, transportation, emergency financial assistance, and case management. Distributes care packages and essential supplies to homeless veterans.
- Healthcare navigation and benefits assistanceProvides healthcare navigation services including VA benefits assistance, medical care coordination, mental health support, substance use treatment, and referrals to medical care. Helps veterans access earned benefits and government programs.
- National service deliveryDelivers free veteran services across 107 cities in 33 states, operating both locally at Victory Pointe and through a broader network to support homeless and housing-unstable veterans.
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Girls' Physical and Emotional Development Programs 1 activity
- Expansion and future program developmentPlans to expand services to over 10 new cities and develop a veteran fitness and memorial corridor project in Clermont, FL (2026–2027), supported by a $3 million fundraising goal.
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Community Wellness Movement Classes 1 activity
- Free fitness and wellness programsOffers free weekly fitness and wellness programs including military-style bootcamps, lakeside yoga, and outdoor fitness stations at Victory Pointe, each dedicated to a military branch, to support veteran health and community resilience.
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Veteran Support Grantmaking 1 activity
- Peer mentorship and veteran community programsFacilitates peer mentorship, group support, service projects, and maintains an alumni network to sustain veteran connections. Offers community engagement through weekly events, live music, and survival skills instruction.
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Intake and Referral Coordination 1 activity
- Resource directory and navigation hubProvides a centralized directory of free resources for veterans, including healthcare, housing, legal help, and financial aid. Plans to use the Victory Pointe building as a centralized Veteran Intake & Navigation Hub for case management and support services.
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Supportive and Emergency Housing Services 1 activity
- Transitional housing for veteransProvides transitional housing for 20–30 veterans at a time, with most transitioning to independent housing within 9–12 months. The program includes structured housing and support services to stabilize veterans experiencing homelessness.
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Volunteer Engagement and Capacity Support 1 activity
- Volunteer and partner support coordinationEngages volunteers in program documentation, data entry, event coordination, and communications. Provides partner organizations with collection bins, promotional materials, donation pickup, and speaker support.
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Workforce Readiness Training 1 activity
- Workforce training and job placementOffers workforce development programs in construction, skilled trades, disaster response, hospitality, and small business ownership, including OSHA 10 and OSHA 30 certifications. Provides job coaching, resume assistance, employer connections, and facilitates job placement with local employers.
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Who runs it
- Christopher Fabiano — Director
- Nicholas Moroz — Director of Technology
Who they work with
- Churches Partner — Faith-based partners that organize supply drives, meal programs, volunteer teams, and fundraising events to support veterans.
- City of Clermont Partner — Proposed public-private partnership to develop the Victory Pointe Veteran Fitness & Memorial Corridor
- Clinics, therapists, dentists, and medical providers Partner — Offer discounted or donated healthcare services to veterans in the program.
- DelPuma Consulting Group Partner — Developed the organization's website.
- Employer Partners Partner — Hire veterans who have been prepared through the program, in fields such as skilled trades, hospitality, logistics, and construction.
- IG Hotels Partner — Collaborates with IG Hotels to provide hospitality workforce development pathways for veterans.
- IG Hotels Partner — Hospitality workforce training partner for veterans.
- IG Hotels Partner — Partners with IG Hotels to offer a hospitality workforce pathway for veterans.
- Mosques Partner — Faith-based partners engaging in veteran support initiatives through their congregations.
- Nonprofits Partner — Community organizations that collaborate on veteran support through donations, volunteering, and awareness campaigns.
- Property owners or developers Partner — Provide transitional housing units, lease discounts, or donated space for veterans in the program.
- Synagogues Partner — Faith-based partners involved in supporting veterans through organized community efforts.
- Victory Pointe Partner — Program site and community hub for veteran services, events, and volunteer activities.
- Victory Pointe Partner — Site for corporate volunteer days and veteran programming.
- churches Partner — Community partners that organize supply drives and assemble care packages for veterans.
- families Partner — Community partners that organize supply drives and assemble care packages for veterans.
- offices Partner — Community partners that organize supply drives and assemble care packages for veterans.
- schools Partner — Community partners that organize supply drives and assemble care packages for veterans.
- scout troops Partner — Community partners that organize supply drives and assemble care packages for veterans.
How they approach the work
Named approaches extracted from this org’s sources. Where others share an approach, follow it to see the full set of orgs running it.
- Community-Integrated Reintegration Modelmethodology: community-hub integrationBy embedding veteran support within community hubs and engaging civilian volunteers and public spaces, the organization produces stronger social reintegration and long-term recovery because sustained community connection reduces isolation and builds belonging.
- Graduated Support Model Toward Self-Sufficiencymethodology: graduation-modelBy designing services that transition veterans from dependency to independence through structured phases, the organization produces long-term stability and self-sufficiency because incremental empowerment builds capability and reduces relapse into crisis.
- Housing-First with Integrated Support Servicesmethodology: housing-first_with_support_servicesBy moving veterans directly into stable housing and pairing it with healthcare, employment support, and case management, the organization produces lasting reintegration because housing stability is foundational to addressing other challenges.
- Veteran-Led Service Deliverymethodology: veteran_ledBy ensuring leadership and service roles are filled by veterans with lived experience, the organization produces more authentic, trusted, and effective support because shared experience increases cultural competence and program relevance.