O — Opportunity

Creating access to resources, education, employment, housing, and support that help people build stable, independent, and meaningful lives.

M — Make

Turning access into action and opportunity into meaningful change for individuals, families, and communities.

A — America

Honoring and strengthening the people and communities that make America stronger, with a special commitment to veterans and families facing hardship.

R — Responsible

Promoting resilience, self-sufficiency, accountability, service, and a commitment to building a better future for ourselves and others.

Empowering Veterans and Families to build brighter futures

The O.M.A.R. Project provides pathways to stability, opportunity, and self-sufficiency across Arizona through comprehensive community support.

Our Core Initiatives

Through compassion, mentorship, education, and direct resources, we create sustainable pathways to help individuals and families overcome hardship.

Veteran transition support

Targeted assistance for returning service members navigating civilian life, career transitions, and stable community integration.

Family stability services

Comprehensive resource navigation, emergency relief, and foundational support designed to keep households secure and thriving.

Education and Workforce Development

Practical skills workshops, vocational training, and resume guidance to unlock lasting employment opportunities.

Mentorship and community partnerships

One-on-one mentorship pairings and collaborative local alliances that provide consistent guidance, accountability, and hope.

"The guidance and resources provided by The O.M.A.R. Project gave our family the foundation we needed to regain our confidence and build a stable future."

Transforming lives through opportunity

We believe every veteran and family deserves a genuine chance to thrive. Discover how our community-driven initiatives are creating lasting change in Cochise County.

Common questions about our work

Find out more about how we deliver support, partner with local organizations, and help individuals overcome systemic barriers.

Who is eligible to participate in your programs?

Our programs primarily serve military veterans and low-income families residing in the greater cochise county area who are seeking assistance with stability, education, and career development.

What kind of mentorship support do you provide?

We connect participants with vetted, dedicated mentors who provide professional advice, food/nutrition support, life-skills coaching, job support and ongoing personal encouragement throughout their journey.

Are services provided free of charge?

Yes. As a nonprofit organization, our mission is to eliminate barriers, meaning our direct support and educational resources are provided at no cost to eligible participants.

How can community members get involved?

We welcome volunteers, mentors, corporate partners, and donors who share our passion for expanding opportunities for veterans and underserved families.

How do you partner with local organizations?

We collaborate with local service providers, civic groups, and employers across cochise county to build a cohesive network of support for all program participants.

Where can I read about past participant outcomes?

You can read real stories of resilience and positive change directly on our dedicated success stories page.

Connect with us

The O.M.A.R. Project
Sierra Vista, AZ

Office hours

Monday – Friday: 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
Saturday & Sunday: Closed

Contact details

(401)570-3081

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Meet our team

Behind every service we provide is a dedicated team of professionals, each bringing their unique expertise and enthusiasm to our business.

Ashley Hodges 

C.E.O/Founder

President

Ashley.Hodges88@theomarproject.org

Gina Zuniga

Co-founder

Vice President/Secretary

Gina@theomarproject.org

Kiera Hill 

Co-founder

Treasurer

Kiera@theomarproject.org