About Hooah Housing For Vets:

My name is Patrick Vernier, and I am a U.S. Army Veteran and longtime self-employed business owner. Throughout my life, I have always believed in looking out for others, helping those in need, and creating opportunities for people to improve their circumstances.

Although I have never personally struggled with addiction, I have seen firsthand the devastating effects that addiction can have on individuals, families, and entire communities. I have experienced the loss of close friends and family members, giving me a personal understanding of the pain and challenges that addiction can bring to those directly affected as well as the people who care about them.

I founded Hooah Housing For Vets because I want to provide a safe, respectful, and supportive place for people who are in recovery or participating in treatment and arecommitted to improving their lives. My goal is to offer residents an environment where they can develop structure, responsibility, healthy habits, confidence, and the skills necessary to become more independent and productive members of society.

I believe successful sober living requires both structure and compassion. Hooah Housing For Vets will maintain clear expectations, accountability, and a regulated living environment while also providing residents with appropriate care, attention, respect, and encouragement.

My commitment is to provide more than a place to live. I want to create an environment where residents have the opportunity to recover, rebuild, develop meaningful skills, and move forward with purpose.