Latest News on Combat Wounded Care Residences
Dunham House, an innovative assisted-living facility for veterans wounded in battle, is now accepting applications. Set to open in the fall of 2026, this facility marks a significant milestone in providing specialized care for those who have sacrificed so much.
A Home of Honor
Kate McCauley, President and CEO of Wounded Warriors Family Support, expressed pride in this pioneering initiative. “We are so proud to show what we are doing for our veterans. This is the first of its kind,” she said. Dunham House will serve as a home of honor for veterans who have lost multiple limbs or suffered traumatic brain injuries.
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Fox News: Dunham House in Nebraska creates community for combat-wounded veterans
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WOWT: Omaha Dunham House dedication set for Sept. 11, honoring combat veterans
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Fox News: Dunham House in Nebraska creates community for combat-wounded veterans
Nebraska Examiner: $10M Omaha residential facility for combat-maimed vets aims to heal wounds medicine can’t
