Volunteer giving veteran keys to his tiny house

Veteran Housing & Support

Honoring service with stability.

We help veterans live better through safe, affordable housing options

and supportive community programs.

Working Veterans and "Vets for Vets" Program

At the Fuller Center for Housing of Delaware, we believe that serving those who

served our country is more than a duty—it’s a promise. From tiny homes to

essential repairs, we help veterans build safe, stable lives.

Many veterans face steep challenges: housing instability, health concerns,

and the deep toll of isolation. We respond with real solutions—repairing homes,

building connections, and restoring dignity one project at a time.

For veterans without housing stability, the risks are even greater. They are

three times more likely to take their own lives, and

most are not connected to the VA. That’s why our work matters—

because sometimes the greatest support comes from community, not bureaucracy.

Our post-9/11 veterans are especially vulnerable. Too often, they return to rising

housing costs, limited job opportunities, and little support.

We’re here to change that—one home, one family, one future at a time.

As a proud covenant partner of The Fuller Center for Housing in Americus, Georgia, we share a commitment to a grass-roots, Christ-centered approach to ending poverty housing worldwide.

Ribbon cutting and dedication for a tiny house on wheels

Hone Sweet Home on tiny house on wheels with volunteers holding a large donation check

What We Do for Working Veterans

🏠 Tiny Living for Big Impact

This initiative supports veterans in the workforce who need affordable, stable rental housing. Using tiny houses, accessory dwelling units (ADUs), and small-scale communities, we create options veterans can afford—near where they work and live.

We are currently in the proof of concept stage and seeking partnerships with military groups/organizations and land-owning institutions and individuals.

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🤝 Vets for Vets Serving Each Other

Veterans helping veterans—through skills, service, and shared experience.

Veterans may apply for our Greater Blessings Repair Program and Encouragement Projects—especially seniors and disabled veterans.

We also encourage American Legions, VFWs, and other groups to refer veterans or submit projects on their behalf, or for these organizations.

Many veterans also give back by volunteering for fellow veterans’ projects.

✍️ Apply for Help

Veterans Michele and Gary saluting while on the Tour de Florida Bike Adventure

Woman veteran dedicating house to a veteran homeowner couple

📊 Delaware Veteran Data

Here’s what the numbers tell us about Delaware’s working veterans—and why housing support is critical.

Many Delaware veterans—especially those working full time—still struggle to afford housing. This data helps guide our work and advocate for housing options for veterans near where they work, learn, play, and pray, at a price their salary allows them to afford.