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Who will take care of them? We will.

Combat-wounded veterans, cared for in a community of dignity and independence. Omaha, Nebraska.

Combat Veterans Assisted Living Facility Omaha, NE

The Dunham House will provide combat-wounded veterans with top-level care and a supportive community where they can live with dignity and independence.

Combat Veterans Assisted Living Facility in Omaha, NE

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Who will take care of them?
WE WILL.

Retired Marine Col. John Folsom, executive director of Dunham House, tells Fox News why this community exists for combat-wounded veterans, and what happens to them when their parents can no longer take care of them.

Our Mission

Our mission is to create a home where combat-wounded veterans receive care within a supportive community of independence, camaraderie, and well-being.

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“See all these helmets on these shovels?
Used to be that when we saw a helmet on a rifle it meant that we lost somebody. This means we’re helping somebody.”

Lieutenant General John Sylvester, United States Army (Retired)

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We’ve broken ground, but we need your help to keep the momentum going.

Welcome to Dunham House: A Haven for Combat Veterans in Omaha, NE

At Dunham House, combat veterans’ assisted living services will change lives for those who’ve bravely served our country, by offering a supportive and compassionate home. Located in Omaha, NE, our combat veterans assisted living facility will provide personalized care tailored to the unique needs of wounded veterans, particularly those with traumatic brain injuries or other polytrauma conditions. We believe every veteran deserves a place where they can heal, thrive, and feel valued.

Assisted Living for Wounded Warriors

Committed to offering more than just housing, we plan on providing comprehensive support for wounded warriors, helping them regain their independence and quality of life. The skilled team at our first-of-its-kind long-term care facility will be able to understand the challenges faced by combat veterans, including physical injuries and emotional trauma. This transformational initiative can create an environment where they can find comfort and companionship while receiving the care they need. Learn More

How You Can Help: Wounded Veteran Donations

At Dunham House, we rely on donors’ generosity directly to Dunham House or through the Wounded Warriors Family Support program to provide the highest quality of care. Your wounded veteran donations will be vital in helping us maintain our exceptional services and programs, ensuring that our veterans receive the support they deserve. Every contribution will go directly to enhancing the lives of our residents, allowing us to offer more personalized care and activities. Learn More

Combat Wounded Veterans Funds & Relief

Contributing to our Combat Wounded Veterans’ Fund or the Wounded Veterans’ Relief Fund. You will help support our veterans’ physical, emotional, and financial well-being. Your donations will assist in covering medical care, rehabilitation, and other critical services at our state-of-the-art care facility.

Join us in honoring our nation’s heroes by supporting Dunham House. Opening soon, our facility will offer comprehensive care and support for veterans who have given so much for our country. Together, we can make a meaningful difference in the lives of those who have sacrificed so much for our freedom and who suffer from invisible injuries like traumatic brain injuries and polytrauma conditions. Learn More

Let’s make it happen

Take action today to support our troops and help us change the lives of combat-wounded veterans.

Ready to begin? Apply for residency.

Dunham House provides combat-wounded veterans with top-level care and a supportive community where they can live with dignity and independence. If you or a veteran you know may be a fit for residency, we would be honored to walk through the application with you.

A combat-wounded veteran in a wheelchair with a family member on the porch of an accessible home
A folded American flag with military dog tags resting on a wooden table