Housing Development and Operations

National Services is the sponsor and parent entity for new Volunteers of America housing development projects. National Services’ current housing strategic business plan focuses on constructing or acquiring housing in key markets. In addition, National Services develops permanent supportive housing, including homes for veterans, where Volunteers of America affiliates have identified a need and ability to provide the services. Finally, National Services focuses on preserving federally assisted affordable housing in danger of being lost.

In addition to developing affordable housing, National Services owns and operates a large housing portfolio located in 38 states and Puerto Rico, which includes more than 250 properties containing approximately 13,000 affordable housing units.

Healthcare Development and Operations

The National Services health services group operates six comprehensive campuses (skilled nursing and independent/assisted living), five skilled nursing facilities; four assisted living facilities, three licensed home health agencies, three Programs of All-Inclusive Care for the Elderly (PACE) sites, and one senior meal program. National Services also owns a continuing care residential community in Florida.

Governance

Volunteers of America appoints the Executive Regulatory Oversight Committee’s three members, who are responsible for electing the 15-member National Services board of directors. Mike King, president, & CEO of Volunteers of America, also serves as the president & CEO of National Services and serves as an ex-officio voting director. All other directors serve overlapping three-year terms. The National Services board meets in person three times per year.

Executive Management

Top management of National Services operations includes David Nisivoccia, EVP & Chief Operating Officer; Kimberly Black King, Chief of Real Estate Development; and Joseph Budzynski, Executive Vice President of Organizational Services & Chief Financial Officer.