Founded 2026 • Housing with dignity

A safe place to land.
A foundation to move forward.

Grace Veteran House gives veterans a stable home, the independence they deserve, and support when they need it.

★ Placing Veterans in Homes. Restoring Stability in Neighborhoods.

Our mission

To provide safe, dignified housing that empowers veterans experiencing homelessness to reclaim stability, preserve independence, and build a hopeful path forward—with community support always within reach.

01 / Our story

Veteran founded.
Veteran focused.

Service doesn’t end when the uniform comes off.

Grace Veteran House was formed in 2026 by President Garry Grace, a veteran with over 30 years of military service who believes no fellow sister or brother who served our country should have to sleep on the streets.

Garry created Grace Veteran House to offer more than temporary shelter. Veterans purchase a bed within a supportive shared home, helping them retain independence and personal responsibility while knowing practical guidance is available when needed.

“A hand up, a place to call home, and the dignity to keep moving forward.”President Garry Grace · Founder & Veteran
President Garry Grace in military uniform
President Garry GraceFounder · Veteran with over 30 years of service

02 / Leadership

Board of directors

Guided by service, accountability, and compassion.

Felescita Michelle Jones
Board member

Felescita “Michelle” Jones

Felescita “Michelle” Jones serves on the Board of Directors and supports Grace Veteran House’s commitment to responsible stewardship, veteran dignity, and safe, supportive housing.

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting
  • Bachelor’s Degree in Business
Taqwanna Clark
Board member

Taqwanna Clark

Taqwanna Clark is a dedicated community advocate and entrepreneur committed to service and meaningful change. She earned a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology from the University of Houston, with a minor in Business Foundations, and has served as Secretary for two nonprofit organizations.

She brings compassion, accountability, and a strong commitment to helping veterans access safe, stable housing and essential community resources.

03 / Our home

Independence lives here.

Grace Veteran House provides space for 11 veterans in a structured, respectful home environment.

11Total beds
8Currently occupied
3Available now

Inside Grace Veteran House

Tour the common area.

Take a brief look through the welcoming shared living and dining spaces where veterans can relax, connect, and feel at home.

01

Safe housing

A stable, welcoming place designed around dignity, security, and belonging.

02

Independence

A purchase-a-bed model that supports agency, responsibility, and forward movement.

03

Support nearby

Connection to case workers, resources, and community when a veteran needs assistance.

04 / Case workers

Place a veteran with confidence.

Authorized case workers can review current capacity and placement readiness. Please call Grace Veteran House before directing a veteran to either property.

Grace Veteran House capacity Live
Capacity shown for website preview. Confirm placement by phone.

05 / Locations & transportation

Connected to veteran care.

Transportation assistance helps residents reach the Michael E. DeBakey VA Medical Center and other approved appointments.

South Houston residence

5214 Brookmeade Drive

Houston, Texas 77045

Approximately 9 miles to the VAGet directions ↗
East Houston residence

1614 Pinecrest Street

Houston, Texas 77020

Approximately 9 miles to the VAGet directions ↗
Resident transportation

VA shuttle service available

Shuttle service to the VA is available for residents by advance scheduling. Availability and appointment details must be confirmed with Grace Veteran House.

Schedule by phone →

06 / Housing standards

Safety, dignity, and transparent placement practices.

Grace Veteran House is building its procedures around the VA Grant and Per Diem Transitional Housing Inspection Packet, VA Form 10-10158.

01

Facility & life safety

Documented building conditions, fire and life-safety readiness, utilities, sanitation, and accessibility.

02

Nutrition & daily living

Clean food-service practices, appropriate storage, resident living areas, and household routines.

03

Clinical coordination

Clear referrals, service coordination, emergency response, medication practices, and resident records.

04

Security & resident rights

Physical security, incident procedures, confidentiality, grievance pathways, and respect.

Transparency note: This website does not represent VA certification or endorsement. Grace Veteran House must complete all required local VA inspections and approvals before participating in a VA-funded placement program.

08 / Partnerships

Let’s house more veterans—together.

Grace Veteran House welcomes partnerships with veteran service organizations, case-management teams, healthcare providers, employers, civic groups, faith communities, and responsible funders.

Start a Partnership Conversation
Referral partnersHousing sponsorsService providersCommunity volunteers

Every veteran deserves a safe place to begin again.

General inquiriesinfo@gracehouseforveterans.org

Call Grace Veteran House281-733-3933

Websitegraceveteranhouse.com