Learn more about Honor House, our mission, and the purpose behind our commitment to helping veterans rebuild stability, independence, and hope.
Honor House provides a stable foundation for veterans transitioning toward independent living. Through safe housing, individualized support, life-skills development, case management, and community connection, we help veterans rebuild confidence, restore stability, and move forward with dignity.
Every service is designed to help veterans feel respected, supported, and equipped for the next step toward independence.
Founded by experienced occupational therapy professionals with a deep commitment to structured support and personal growth.
Honor House: Amos and Mines Supportive Living was founded by Dr. Patrice A. Brown and Dr. Erika M. Campbell in honor of their fathers, J.C. Amos and Nate Mines, both proud U.S. veterans whose lives embodied service and resilience.
Their legacy inspired a mission to create a safe, supportive environment where veterans can rebuild stability, restore confidence, and move toward independent living with dignity.
Dr. Brown and Dr. Campbell are Licensed Occupational Therapists with more than 28 years of experience supporting individuals across schools, hospitals, nursing homes, and home health settings throughout the Washington, DC region. Their clinical expertise and compassionate approach shape the foundation of Honor House’s commitment to structure, support, and long-term well-being.
Licensed Occupational Therapist committed to creating supportive environments that help veterans move forward with dignity, purpose, and practical life skills.
Licensed Occupational Therapist dedicated to helping individuals build independence, stability, and confidence through structured support and compassionate care.
Amos and Mines Supportive Living
Amos and Mines Supportive Living