"Bastion has been a huge blessing for me and my family. It gave us hope at the time when hope was in question."
Malik Scott, Bastion Resident
Malik Scott, Bastion Resident
Bastion, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, supports returning warriors and families through their transition from military service and beyond by providing a healing environment within an intentionally designed neighborhood.
THE CHALLENGE WE FACE
Today, our combat veterans are surviving life-threatening injuries at a much higher rate. While the transition from military to civilian society would be challenging for anyone, it is especially difficult for warriors and their loved ones who require special assistance—whether it be total care or a supportive living environment.
All too frequently, our warriors and caregivers must navigate the transition with little knowledge, skills, or systems in place to ensure their success. Many continue to struggle without basic supports and comprehensive care.
OUR STRATEGY: COMMUNITY AS THE INTERVENTION
Intentional Environment
At Bastion, warriors and families live in a planned community alongside other purpose-driven adults. The community is designed to foster informal neighboring and enduring relationships. Our goal is for residents to maximize independence in the home and age in place.
Community-Based Support
From mentorship to meal preparation, Bastion’s model leverages human capital to create layers of social and instrumental support. Our volunteer program equips residents to assist professionals and caregivers implement individualized care plans, and every resident benefits from helping others— promoting personal wellness and life satisfaction.
Person-Centered Services
Residents benefit from the support of dedicated staff provided onsite.
Property Management
Bastion helps integrate newcomers and maintain homes in partnership with Renaissance Property Group.
Professional Partnerships
Bastion is connected to a network of clinical providers that offer critical professional services.
THE CHALLENGE WE FACE
Today, our combat veterans are surviving life-threatening injuries at a much higher rate. While the transition from military to civilian society would be challenging for anyone, it is especially difficult for warriors and their loved ones who require special assistance—whether it be total care or a supportive living environment.
All too frequently, our warriors and caregivers must navigate the transition with little knowledge, skills, or systems in place to ensure their success. Many continue to struggle without basic supports and comprehensive care.
OUR STRATEGY: COMMUNITY AS THE INTERVENTION
Intentional Environment
At Bastion, warriors and families live in a planned community alongside other purpose-driven adults. The community is designed to foster informal neighboring and enduring relationships. Our goal is for residents to maximize independence in the home and age in place.
Community-Based Support
From mentorship to meal preparation, Bastion’s model leverages human capital to create layers of social and instrumental support. Our volunteer program equips residents to assist professionals and caregivers implement individualized care plans, and every resident benefits from helping others— promoting personal wellness and life satisfaction.
Person-Centered Services
Residents benefit from the support of dedicated staff provided onsite.
Property Management
Bastion helps integrate newcomers and maintain homes in partnership with Renaissance Property Group.
Professional Partnerships
Bastion is connected to a network of clinical providers that offer critical professional services.
THE PROPERTY
Bastion is located on 5.5 acres in the Gentilly neighborhood of New Orleans. Designed by architect Jonathan Tate, the property currently consists of 58 residential units along with a Wellness Center and common areas. Bastion is one mile from City Park and Bayou St. John, and ten minutes from the new VA Medical Center. This property will serve as a replicable model for national expansion.
Bastion is located on 5.5 acres in the Gentilly neighborhood of New Orleans. Designed by architect Jonathan Tate, the property currently consists of 58 residential units along with a Wellness Center and common areas. Bastion is one mile from City Park and Bayou St. John, and ten minutes from the new VA Medical Center. This property will serve as a replicable model for national expansion.
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Bastion, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization, provides a supportive living environment for injured veterans and families within our intentionally designed neighborhood by augmenting their care with neighbors, volunteers and specialists for a holistic approach to community integration.
THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS:
THANK YOU TO OUR PARTNERS:
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Bastion was made possible with seed funding from the Bob Woodruff Foundation and Wounded Warrior Project.