Homefront Veterans Living is a Georgia‑based housing program that provides clean, furnished, shared homes specifically for U.S. military veterans. We offer separate houses for men and women veterans in a structured, respectful environment designed to be safe, stable, and supportive in Decatur, Georgia.

What kind of housing do you offer?

We offer shared homes where veterans have their own bed (and in some cases their own room or a shared room) in a fully furnished house with shared common areas like a kitchen, living room, and bathrooms. Our homes are not shelters or motels—they are structured, veteran‑only homes with clear rules and expectations.

Who can apply to live in a homefront veterans living home?

Our housing is for U.S. military veterans who:
• Can live safely in a shared home with other adults
• Are willing to follow house rules and respect others
• Have or are working toward some form of income or benefits
• Do not need a hospital, detox, or medical facility level of care
We may ask for basic proof of service (such as a DD‑214 or VA ID).

Are your homes sober living, or can people use alcohol or drugs?

Our homes are sober, drug‑free environments. Residents must agree not to use illegal drugs, misuse medications, or be under the influence of alcohol or drugs in the home. We are not a detox or treatment facility, so anyone needing that level of help will be referred to appropriate services first.

What are the basic house rules?

Each home has written house rules, but in general residents can expect:
• No violence, threats, or illegal activity
• No smoking inside the home (smoking only in designated outdoor areas, if allowed)
• Respect for others’ space, privacy, and property
• Quiet hours and limits on noise, especially at night
• Keeping common areas clean and doing assigned chores
• Following guest/visitor policies and any curfew or check‑in rules
These rules are in place to keep the home safe, calm, and comfortable for everyone.

What's it like to live in one of your shared homes, and what can a veteran expect?

Living in one of Homefront Veterans Living’s shared homes means having a clean, furnished, and stable place to live with other veterans in a structured, respectful environment. A veteran can expect clear house rules—like no violence or threats, no illegal activity, no smoking inside, quiet hours, and shared responsibilities for chores and cleanliness—so the home stays calm and predictable instead of chaotic. Daily life feels like living in a real house, not a shelter: you have your own bed (and sometimes your own or a shared room), access to common areas like the kitchen and living room, and a routine that makes it easier to focus on work, appointments, and personal goals. Because everyone in the home is a veteran, there’s a built‑in level of understanding and camaraderie, while still respecting each person’s space and privacy, creating a supportive community where you can reset and move forward.

How do you ensure a safe, stable, and supportive environment for veterans in your homes?

We ensure a safe, stable, and supportive environment through several key factors. Our homes are veteran-only, structured with clear house rules that prohibit violence, threats, and illegal activity, and enforce quiet hours. We provide separate houses for men and women. The shared living model fosters camaraderie and mutual respect among residents. Additionally, by maintaining clean, furnished homes with basic utilities included, we remove common stressors, allowing veterans to focus on their well-being and personal goals. Regular oversight and enforcement of rules ensure a predictable and calm living situation.