A resilience campus spanning 40-50 acres on St. Croix delivering housing, behavioral health, workforce training, and disaster-ready infrastructure for veterans and their families.
Veterans deserve stability, dignity, and a path forward - we're building it right here.
These mission-critical metrics animate into view to show how the campus scales from daily life to emergency activation.
Daily operations: 240-320 total units (60-80 veteran units, 20-30 family units, 140-180 villas, 20-30 retreat units) across the campus housing network.
Emergency surge: 470-710 people supported in emergency response, with CRC, Village 5, and hospitality villas converting to shelter and triage.
Daily operations: 1,200-1,800 meals/day from Village 5 and CRC kitchens, supported by greenhouses, orchards, small livestock partnerships, hydroponics, and an expanding seed bank to protect crop diversity and year-round food production.
Emergency surge: 3,500-5,000 meals/day (surge) with full activation.
Stored goods, controlled-environment agriculture, and seed-bank-driven replanting ensure 30+ days of independent operations during supply-chain disruptions or island-wide emergencies.
Daily operations: Solar microgrid, battery storage, and mixed-fuel generators (propane + future biofuel) maintain continuous island-mode power for all critical systems across CRC, Village 5, and essential infrastructure.
Emergency surge: Wind turbines, expanded generator capacity, and automated smart-switching support full-campus operations through extended outages and hurricane-level events, ensuring uninterrupted shelter, food, and medical services.
On-site water storage, rain capture systems, resilient piping, and redundant utilities sustain agriculture, housing, and essential care through extended outages.
Counselors, housing staff, and a trained veteran workforce operate agriculture, culinary, maintenance, and energy systems with emergency protocols ready for activation.
Category-5-hardened facilities, mass-feeding capability, redundant communications, and coordination with VITEMA, FEMA, and VA partners.
Veterans returning to civilian life often face housing instability, trauma, limited job opportunities, and a lack of long-term support. In U.S. territories, these challenges are compounded by geographic isolation and frequent natural disasters.
The STX Veterans Campus is a purpose-built solution:
This is how we prevent homelessness. This is how we restore stability. This is how we rebuild purpose.
Where veterans gain modern construction, solar, and fabrication skills by building the campus itself — then launch “Replicator” microenterprises that create housing, microgrid kits, and resilience systems for St. Croix and beyond.
We are building a veteran-centered humanitarian resilience campus on St. Croix that restores stability, dignity, and purpose — while strengthening the island through local job creation, food security, energy independence, and water autonomy.
Dignified transitional and long-term homes for veterans and families.
Trauma-informed care, peer support, and equine therapy programs that promote healing.
Hands-on therapeutic work and certification-based job training.
Teaching kitchen, event center, and employment pathways in high-demand industries.
Sustainable infrastructure that powers the campus and trains veterans in technical fields.
A resilient hub capable of supporting both veterans and the island during crises.
Beyond disaster readiness, the campus delivers a resort-grade experience for veteran retreats, agency summits, and philanthropic events. The villas and aquatic spine generate revenue in blue-sky days without compromising our ability to pivot during emergencies.
Thirty short-stay villas surround a shaded poolhouse with commercial kitchen support, locker rooms, and concierge staging.
A two-tier pool includes a swim-up service bar, outdoor grill, and a lazy river loop that doubles as rehab/aquatic therapy.
Decks, trellised lounges, and lawn pads host investor briefings, receptions, and wellness programming overlooking the water.
Hospitality bookings and VA-reimbursable retreats help fund campus operations while keeping the space mission-controlled.
Retreat availability prioritizes veterans, families, and partner agencies. Commercial bookings are structured around — not ahead of — mission use, preserving readiness and purpose.
Villas, pool systems, kitchens, and event spaces are engineered for fast conversion to surge housing, triage support, and logistics staging during disaster response operations.
The STX Vets Campus delivers measurable impact for veterans, their families, and the island as a whole. This grid summarizes the core outcomes of the project.
No veteran should face homelessness. Our campus provides immediate safety and long-term support.
Structured programs improve emotional well-being and reduce crisis outcomes for veterans and their families.
Training and employment across energy, agriculture, maintenance, culinary arts, hospitality, and security roles.
Local jobs, food production, and campus-driven revenue keep more dollars circulating in St. Croix.
Operational independence helps St. Croix recover faster from major storms and infrastructure failures.
Microgrids, water systems, and resilient infrastructure reduce dependence on fragile island utilities.
Peer networks, mentorship, and daily structure help veterans regain identity, purpose, and community.
Family housing, counseling, and youth programs strengthen the entire household around each veteran.
Veteran-led agriculture and controlled-environment growing improve year-round food security for the island.
The campus is structured to meet federal, territorial, and philanthropic program standards while opening clear lanes for mission-aligned partners to plug into housing, resilience, and workforce outcomes.
Partner names indicate alignment targets and collaboration pathways; formal agreements pending.
The STX Veterans Campus blends humanitarian purpose with sustainable operational design. Partners gain the opportunity to support a replicable national model, disaster-resilient infrastructure, workforce development, and economic uplift for St. Croix.
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