Veterans

Housing and Support for Veterans

Valor House is more than transitional housing – it is a full continuum of care for veterans rebuilding after homelessness, addiction, and mental health challenges.  Located on the Salt Lake City VA Medical Campus, it is the only program in Utah that houses both male and female veterans, and the only program in Salt Lake County where veterans receive integrated treatment, housing, and recovery support under one roof.

Here, veterans find not just a safe place to stay, but a team walking with them every step of the way: therapists, case managers, peer support specialists, and a VA liaison. With up to two years of care, Valor House helps veterans achieve stability, employment, and permanent housing.

About Valor House

Safe, affordable apartments with onsite services for people living with serious mental illness, substance use disorders, or disabilities. Designed for those who cannot sustain housing without ongoing healthcare and support.

  • 72 private units with private bathrooms, plus shared kitchens, gym, and laundry
  • Three tracks based on need:
  • 90-Day Bridge: for veterans with a housing placement waiting to move in
  • 9-Month Service Intensive: for veterans actively searching for housing and employment
  • 2-Year Clinical/Special Needs: for veterans with significant mental health or medical needs
  • Integrated behavioral health treatment, case management, employment and benefits navigation, and legal/financial support
  • Two daily meals provided
  • Located on the VA Medical Campus

Impact at a Glance

72 veteran beds the only program of its kind in Salt Lake County

81% of veterans exit Valor House into permanent housing

Only Utah program that houses both male and female veterans

Housing and employment outcomes surpass national benchmarks

This has been such a positive experience here, being here. To help me reestablish my life. And give some normalcy back, instead of worrying, hey, am I going to have a bed to stay in? Am I going to have a roof over my head? Am I going to have food to eat? I have confidence that all will come together because of Valor House.

A Veteran living at
Valor House

This has been such a positive experience here, being here. To help me reestablish my life. And give some normalcy back, instead of worrying, hey, am I going to have a bed to stay in? Am I going to have a roof over my head? Am I going to have food to eat? I have confidence that all will come together because of Valor House.

A Veteran living at
Valor House

Impact at a Glance

72 veteran beds the only program of its kind in Salt Lake County

81% of veterans exit Valor House into permanent housing

Only Utah program that houses both male and female veterans

Housing and employment outcomes surpass national benchmarks

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Every veteran deserves a safe place to recover and rebuild. Your support ensures
Valor House remains a lifeline for those who served.