Worth Haven for Veterans

Building A Brighter Future

The Worth Haven for Veterans Program, an initiative of the Fulfill Within Foundation, provides transitional housing and supportive services for Veterans who are ready to rebuild their lives.

Our homes offer a peer-based, structured environment where Veterans encourage one another as they work toward stability, independence, and personal growth. We built this program on the principle that iron sharpens iron, fostering accountability, discipline, and community.

For Veterans facing housing instability, this program offers more than shelter—it provides a pathway toward independence, purpose, and renewed hope.

Eligibility Requirements

Applicants must meet the following criteria:

  • Ages 21–55

  • North Carolina resident

  • Served in the United States Armed Forces

  • 30+ days sober

  • Stable physical and mental health

  • No arson or sexual offense convictions

  • Willing to attend an intake interview

  • Committed to work, study, or personal development

  • Must currently lack stable housing

  • Must maintain renter’s insurance

Why This Program Matters

Veterans who experience housing instability often face barriers that extend beyond housing. Worth Haven for Veterans addresses these challenges through a holistic approach focused on stability, personal responsibility, and opportunity.

Our program helps:

  • Reduce homelessness and housing instability

  • Provide a cost-effective alternative to crisis services

  • Encourage education, employment, and wellness

  • Strengthen long-term recovery and independence

Program Overview

The Worth Haven for Veterans program offers a structured residential environment designed to help Veterans transition successfully to independent living.

Program Cost

  • $1,100 per month

  • First 30 days FREE

Program Duration

  • 9-month transitional housing program

  • 90-day post-exit housing retention follow-up

What Is Included in the Program

Members receive access to a safe, supportive living environment that includes:

  • Semi-private room

  • Utilities included

  • Three meals per day

  • Laundry facilities

  • Computer and printer access

  • Accountability partner

  • Access to supportive services

Supportive Services

Members receive individualized support designed to help them build stability and independence.

Housing Stability Support

  • Individual support plans

  • Housing stabilization planning

  • Permanent housing navigation

  • Lease readiness preparation

Financial & Benefits Assistance

  • Financial literacy workshops

  • Credit readiness education

  • Disability rating increase assistance

  • SSDI application guidance

Employment & Career Development

  • Workforce mentorship

  • Job readiness support

Life Skills Development

  • Independent living skills training

Wellness & Peer Support

  • Peer mentorship

  • House meetings

  • Community accountability

Referral Process

Professionals, agencies, and community partners may refer eligible Veterans using the following process:

Step 1: Identify a qualified candidate
Step 2: Email applicant information to
📧 [email protected]
Step 3: An intake interview will be scheduled
Step 4: Decision provided within 5 business days

Benefits for Partner Agencies

Organizations referring Veterans to the program gain a trusted community partner that helps improve long-term outcomes.

The Worth Haven for Veterans Program helps agencies:

  • Reduce emergency service usage

  • Improve long-term recovery outcomes

  • Strengthen coordinated community responses

  • Enhance measurable program impact

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Participants and Volunteers

Volunteer Today

Volunteers play a crucial role in the success of the Building Futures program. Their dedication and support are invaluable in assisting young adults transition from the foster care system. Here are some key areas volunteers can make an impact:

 

Mentoring and Guidance: Offer mentorship and guidance to young adults, providing advice, encouragement, and emotional support. 

Life Skills Workshop: Lead workshops on essential life skills such as budgeting, cooking, time management, and basic home maintenance, helping individuals gain independence. 

Educational Support: Volunteers with knowledge in various subjects can provide tutoring or homework assistance, aiding young adults in achieving their educational goals. 

Resume Building and Job Search Assistance: Help with resume writing, interview preparation, and job search strategies, empowering individuals to secure meaningful employment. 

Homeownership and Self-Sufficiency Training: Assist in delivering training sessions that focus on the skills and knowledge needed for eventual homeownership and self-sufficiency. 

Case Management Assistance: Work alongside case managers to provide additional support in areas such as goal-setting, progress tracking, and connecting with necessary resources. 

Advocacy and Networking: Advocate on behalf of the young adults, helping them access various community resources, services, and opportunities.

Event Coordination: Assist in organizing events or gatherings that foster a sense of community and belonging among the program participants. 

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