War is hell. And for hundreds of years, the hell of war has returned to the homes and families of the warriors who serve with honor. Whether the after effects and affects of war on a hero are internal or external, the result for many is not only temporary home displacement, but chronic homelessness.

For a majority of these men and women who served our country when asked and protected the freedoms we treasure, a robust transitional opportunity is all it takes to move them from the the transient, disconnected life of having no home, work, or close family, to one of pride in employment, the daily security of a safe living environment, and an opportunity to connect fully with their community.

The AHR mission is to provide a transitional respite experience that makes a meaningful impact on the life of a homeless hero. Through safety in living, active personal development workshops, and community recreational experiences, our program seeks to be that stepping stone for veterans towards a life of hope and prosperity.

Returning "home" with a veteran's new normal is a huge challenge of its own. But then when it is time to engage in support services for restoration, integration, and return to civilian life, the challenged exponentially grow.

Whether working through claims paperwork to receive benefits the Soldier, Sailor, Airman, Marine, or Cost Guardsman and women have earned, or checking into a VA clinic for the first time, or reporting to the emergency room at the Veterans Medical Center, NO ONE should have to go it alone....read more here.

American Heroes Return of Alexandria, VA, (AHR) and Veterans Advocacy Services (VAS) of Boston, MA, have officially partnered to serve 10x's more veterans this year in filing fast, successful claims for benefits with the Veterans Administration.

The purpose of this new partnership is to ...read more.