For this reason, we created The Mulliens House for Sober Living—an environment where trauma and mental health counseling are offered for veteran men and their children. The inclusion of children allows for a deeper, generational impact that strengthens families as a whole.

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Veteran men enrolled in our programs participate in classes on financial literacy, entrepreneurship, homeownership, and parenting. We also provide employment and educational assistance. For veteran men with criminal records, we offer re-entry counseling and workforce preparation, including training in new trades and farming.

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These classes prepare veteran men for life after graduating from our program. They are able to immediately experience a renewed sense of dignity and normalcy while putting their newly gained skills into practice. Through the in-house shop, they can “purchase” personal items, work clothes, toiletries, and shoes. Upon completing all required classes, veteran men find themselves better equipped for the next steps and qualify for our stable housing transition assistance—ensuring a stronger foundation for both themselves and their children