Kingdom Housing

about us

Veterans Helping Veterans

Kingdom Housing INC is a beacon of hope and support for homeless and displaced veterans and their families. Our mission is rooted in providing more than just shelter – we aim to offer a comprehensive suite of services that fosters independence, resilience, and lasting change. Our approach begins with personalized assessments during intake, allowing us to tailor treatment plans to address the unique needs of each resident. From work readiness training and financial literacy to peer mentoring and counseling, we are dedicated to creating a supportive environment for veterans on their journey to recovery, stability, and self-sufficiency.

At KHI, our commitment to filling gaps in the social service system gives us a unique position in the Hopkins veteran housing sector. We offer not just shelter but a holistic approach to rehabilitation. We go beyond housing to create a community of care and empowerment by providing essential services to underprivileged communities, mentorship programs for families and children, and sexual assault counseling. We are proud to be the bridge from adversity to opportunity, transforming lives and building dreams for those who have bravely served our nation. Join us in making a lasting difference. Together, we can pave a path towards a brighter and more promising future for all.

TRANSFORMATIVE SUPPORT FOR VETERANS IN NEED

Our unwavering commitment to homeless and displaced veterans is highlighted by comprehensive support systems. From tailored treatment plans to holistic rehabilitation, we redefine the journey to independence. The fusion of compassionate care, innovative programs, and community empowerment forms the foundation of our strengths.

With a dedicated focus on housing assistance, Alcohol and substance abuse treatment, work readiness programs, financial literacy, and peer mentoring, Kingdom Housing emerges as a guiding light, transforming adversity into opportunity. Explore the foundation upon which we build futures and empower veterans to thrive independently.

Board Members

Ken Smith

City of Columbia/Deputy Fire Marshal 11/99-Present

United States Army Reserves/ Commission Officer 1985-2001

West Virginia State University- Bachelor’s degree, management

Ellen Peterson

DHS/U.S. Customs and Border Protection/EEO Officer 01/2020-Present

Regis University Denver, CO   master’s degree, Business

Justicia Rison Stafford

Contract EEO Investigator 10/2010-Present Louisianna State University Shreveport, LA MBA

William Cannon

Gang intelligence unit (Retired) Retired Marine Veteran

Richard Ellison MD

Dr. Richard A. Ellison, MD is a highly experienced psychiatrist specializing in psychiatry and forensic psychiatry.

Sammy L. Wade

Pastor at Saint John and Mount Nebo Baptist Churches
Retired U.S. Army Chaplain, Former Assistant Inspector General

Denise Gaither

CFO & Business Owner at Accutax Accounting Services, LLC
Tax Preparer & Accountant with extensive experience in business accounting

 

Education:

  • Associates in Accounting, Hunter College & Dutchess College
  • Bachelor’s in Accounting, Excelsior University & Western Connecticut State University
    Skills: Tax preparation, accounting, bookkeeping, strategic planning, team leadership, customer service

Ellen Peterson

EEO Officer, U.S. Customs & Border Protection | DHS
With 15+ years in federal and military service, I am committed to fostering equity and inclusion at DHS CBP. I hold an MBA from Regis University, a Diversity and Inclusion Certificate from Cornell, and a Lean Six Sigma Green Belt. My expertise includes EEO counseling, mediation, compliance, and strategic diversity planning.