Valor House Veterans Sober Living

03/04/2026

Thank you to the Second Chances Thrift Store for always looking out for our new people coming in to get them food, work clothes, and always the number one treatment to anyone who walks in the doors. Delisa Jones is amazing!

02/21/2026

We are accepting applications for both of our properties, we are also getting you employed if necessary, give us a call. Veteran status is not required, a positive attitude is.

Apply on the link below https://www.sobrietyhub.app/dashboard/forms/public/8a83d1cb-38d5-46fe-a93d-e3460ac3478a

02/17/2026

https://www.snu.edu/vets-center-career-transition-workshops

01/31/2026

Big news! Valor North is officially open expanding our ability to serve and support those on their journey forward with sobriety.

01/22/2026

Always a beautiful day at Second Chances Thrift Store and honor to do our part in helping out. Thank you Delisa Jones for the firewood for our guys. Stay warm and sober!

11/02/2025

08/12/2025

🚨 Big News at Valor House! 🚨

We’re thrilled to announce an expansion to the house – bringing much-needed room for our veterans and residents. 🏠🇺🇸 This isn’t just about more space; it’s about creating a stronger, more supportive home for the heroes we serve.

This project wouldn’t have been possible without some incredible people and organizations:
💙 Zachary Feeney with the The Re*****on Willow Foundation – your dedication to our mission is unmatched.
🛠 The Home Depot Foundation – thank you for stepping up for those who’ve served and providing crucial materials
❄ Robert Wattenberger with Sooner AC – your generosity and skills made a huge difference.
🍖 Brent Swadley with Swadley's BBQ – thank you for keeping everyone fueled and fed during the work.

And a massive shout-out to the guys of the house – you truly stepped up big time and did an amazing job. This expansion is a testament to what teamwork, community, and heart can accomplish.

We’re just getting started. The mission continues.

The Re*****on Willow Foundation is partnering with Home Depot to support renovations at its sober living home for veterans in recovery.

08/10/2025

It's not just about getting life in order on the outside — it’s about building strength on the inside too.

At Valor House, we work hard to help our residents take care of the big, visible things — a safe place to live, steady work, reliable transportation. But once those pieces are in place, the next chapter is just as important: working on ourselves.

How we communicate, how we listen, and how we carry ourselves shapes every relationship we have now and every one we’ll have in the future.

This article from Big Think is a great reminder that influence and connection aren’t just for leaders or public speakers — they’re for everyone. It talks about how body language speaks louder than words, and how listening first and finding common ground can turn conflict into connection.

Whether you’re in recovery or not, there’s room for growth in how we present ourselves and how we engage with others. The work on you never stops — and that’s a good thing.

Your body language sends messages before your mouth does. Author Robert Greene and negotiation expert Daniel Shapiro PhD explain the key characteristics of nonverbal power and emotional presence that shape how others perceive you.