Casa Del Peregrino Aguadilla Inc.

Casa Del Peregrino Aguadilla Inc. is a tax-exempt, minority-owned, and Hispanic American-owned nonprofit organization registered in Puerto Rico that has established itself as a dedicated provider of supportive services to vulnerable populations through federal grant funding. Operating since its SAM.gov registration in 2004, the organization specializes in delivering comprehensive housing and support services, particularly targeting homeless and at-risk veteran families in Puerto Rico. As a domestic shelter provider, Casa Del Peregrino Aguadilla Inc. has built a track record of successful federal grant administration and service delivery across multiple years.

The organization has received substantial federal funding through the Department of Veterans Affairs Veterans Health Administration, primarily via the Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program (CFDA 64.033), with documented prime grants awarded in October 2025 ($300,000), September 2024 ($623,921), October 2022 ($679,098), April 2022, and October 2021, along with additional VA per diem and case management funding awarded in August 2023 and August 2021. Through these grants, Casa Del Peregrino Aguadilla Inc. has provided required outreach services, case management, and assistance in obtaining VA and public benefits to very low-income veteran families residing in or transitioning to permanent housing. The organization also delivers optional temporary financial assistance directly to third parties on behalf of participants for childcare, emergency housing, transportation, rental assistance, utility payments, security deposits, moving costs, and general housing stability supplies, as well as legal assistance and financial management services in accordance with 38 CFR Part 62. Additionally, Casa Del Peregrino Aguadilla Inc. receives sub-award funding through partnerships with the Puerto Rico Department of Health and Puerto Rico Department of The Family, through which it has provided supportive services, housing assistance, emergency shelter, and daycare services (Cuidado Diurno) since at least 2021, demonstrating sustained collaboration with territorial government agencies to address housing instability and homelessness among vulnerable populations.