VALOR PROGRAM
Serving Those Who Have Served.
The Valor Program supports veterans as they navigate transition, rebuild stability, and move forward. Through compassionate, practical support, we help veterans connect with the resources, relationships, and opportunities they need to take their next step.
What Is the Valor Program?
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The Valor Program is a Human Works Foundation initiative created to support veterans as they navigate transition, rebuild stability, and move forward.
We connect veterans with practical resources and supportive relationships that can help them address immediate needs, strengthen their stability, and work toward their goals.
Support may include resource navigation, peer and support connections, housing assistance, employment and career guidance, and connections to veteran-serving organizations.
At its core, the Valor Program is about making sure veterans know where to turn, have access to support, and have a pathway forward.
HOW WE SUPPORT VETERANS
Practical support. Meaningful connections. A pathway forward.
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RESOURCE NAVIGATION
Connecting veterans to benefits, services, and community resources.
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HOUSING SUPPORT
PEER & SUPPORT CONNECTIONS
Creating connections to people and organizations that understand the veteran experience.
Helping veterans connect with housing-related resources and assistance.
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EMPLOYMENT & CAREER
Connecting veterans to employment opportunities, career resources, and pathways to financial stability.
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VETERAN-SERVING RESOURCES
Connecting veterans with organizations and programs built to serve those who have served.
SUPPORT WHERE IT MATTERS
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Bringing Valor Inside
The Human Works Foundation brings the Valor Program directly into the HUMV (Housing Unit for Military Veterans) at Theo Lacy Facility.
Here, we connect incarcerated veterans with support, resources, guidance, and pathways toward successful reentry.
Because support shouldn't have to wait until release.