OUR IMPACT
OUR IMPACT
Making An Impact
Homeless/Incarcerated Veterans Restored
Vehicles Donated
Served With Strategic Assistance
You Can Make A Difference
More Than 500 Veterans Take
Their Lives In Florida Each Year
Operation Barnabas was founded in 2017 by Osee “Trey” Fagan, a 17-year Marine Special Operations sniper. Osee returned home from combat with PTSD and TBI. After struggling away from combat, Trey found life through Project Sanctuary, strong mentors, and ultimately in Jesus Christ. Operation Barnabas helps veterans/first responders struggling with issues such as PTSD, addiction, and family and marital issues to work through “levels of care,” much like triage.
Operation Barnabas has the capability to handle:
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Crisis Response
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Triage/evaluation to determine level of care needed
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Mentorship
If we do take on an individual for mentorship, we provide resources such as:
Transportation
Operation Barnabas partners with a variety of local independent donors as well as nonprofit organizations and ministries to provide veterans with reliable transportation that will empower them on their path to stability.
Housing
By partnering with local hotels, extended stays, inns, tiny home villages, and RV parks, Operation Barnabas provides veterans with safe and stable housing and transition to long-term housing partners.
Counseling
By working alongside local therapists and counselors, Operation Barnabas guides veterans to resources that may help them process their struggles and experiences in order to achieve a better, more hopeful future.
Mentorship
Operation Barnabas assigns every veteran in our program a one-to-one mentor. These mentors are not only vetted, trained, and certified by Operation Barnabas, but also uniquely paired with a veteran in the program in order to guide them down the path to stability by setting meaningful and manageable goals for their future.
Employment
Operation Barnabas has partnered with a variety of local employers that readily provide veterans in the program with stable, quality jobs that drive them towards a state of financial independence and credit recovery.
Outdoors
Blue and green therapy through fishing and outdoor adventures with services beyond the experience. Post adventure, veterans have access to counseling, community and connection, and one-to-one mentoring.