Sophia's Place: A Sanctuary for Disabled Adults and Military Veterans - is a 501 c3 nonprofit

Sophia's Place: A Sanctuary for Disabled Adults and Military Veterans Inc.  Sophia’s Place was founded with a deeply personal mission—to honor the founder’s beloved daughter, Sophia, whose resilience and spirit inspired a vision of hope for others. Sophia's Place was created with a singular and deeply personal mission: to provide safe, dignified, and supportive housing for disabled adults and military veterans who too often face an uncertain future. We believe that a home is more than shelter—it is stability, independence, community, and peace of mind.  

Sophia's Place is our answer to a broken system, offering an alternative that ensures adults with disabilities and military veterans receive the care, respect, and independence they deserve.  This initiative is not just about housing—it’s about changing lives, restoring dignity, and reshaping the future of care for those who have been overlooked and underserved for too long. 

Across the United States, countless disabled adults risk displacement, neglect, or institutionalization once parents or caregivers are no longer able to support them. Similarly, many veterans return home carrying physical or invisible wounds, only to encounter housing insecurity and limited access to long-term supportive environments. 

Sophia’s Place is not simply about housing—it is about creating lasting stability for disabled adults and military veterans. We focus on long-term solutions that ensure residents is never left without care, guidance, or a place to belong. Our model emphasizes safety, continuity, and respect, empowering individuals to live meaningful lives within a supportive community framework.

Through compassion, intentional design, and a commitment to service, Sophia’s Place is building more than homes—we are building futures. Futures where disabled adults are protected, veterans are honored, and no one is left behind.

Our organization is dedicated to developing thoughtfully designed, accessible communities where residents can live with dignity while receiving the care, structure, and support they need to prosper. These communities are built around inclusion, wellness, and independence—offering ADA-compliant housing, on-site medical and wellness resources, and opportunities for personal growth, social connection, and vocational engagement. Opening a community for disabled adults and veterans will provide immense benefits, fostering mental health through peer support, reducing isolation, and offering tailored care for PTSD/TBI, alongside improving physical well-being with on-site medical access and promoting social engagement with shared activities, while also boosting economic stability via shared resources, job help, and vocational training, creating a holistic environment for healing, purpose, and independent living.