DJC Rock Home Care

Compassionate Home Care for Those Who Served Our Nation

At DJC Rock Home Care, we hold a deep respect for Black men who served in America’s wars—men who answered the call to protect this nation, often while facing injustice and inequality at home. Their courage, sacrifice, and resilience deserve not only recognition, but loving, dependable care in every season of life.

We are honored to reach out and serve Black veterans with compassion, dignity, and understanding—meeting them where they are and supporting them in the comfort of their own homes.

Care Delivered With Dignity and Compassion

Our caregivers provide more than just assistance with daily tasks—they take the time to build genuine, meaningful relationships with every individual they serve. Through patience, compassion, and attentive support, they offer emotional reassurance and a comforting presence that promotes dignity and independence. Each visit is approached with care and intention, ensuring safety, engagement, and true companionship. We believe care should never feel rushed or impersonal, which is why our team prioritizes connection, respect, and personalized support tailored to each client’s unique needs and preferences.

Services We Provide for Black Veterans:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Bathing, grooming, dressing, and hygiene support provided with dignity, respect, and a strong commitment to privacy.

Companionship and Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Engaging conversation, attentive listening, and meaningful interaction that provides encouragement, comfort, and a reassuring presence each day.

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Thoughtfully prepared home-cooked meals that reflect personal preferences, dietary needs, and overall wellness goals.

Light Housekeeping:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Routine cleaning and organization to help maintain a safe, tidy, and welcoming home environment.

Mobility and Safety Support:

Hands-on assistance with walking, transfers, positioning, and fall prevention to promote confidence and security.

Respite Care for Families:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Reliable support that allows family caregivers time to rest, recharge, and focus on their own well-being.

Veteran-Focused Care Coordination:

Collaborative communication with families, case managers, and VA-related resources to ensure consistent, supportive care.

Honoring Black Men Who Served America (Since 1876)

Buffalo Soldiers (Established 1866, Service Continued After 1876)

Legacy: Courage, discipline, and perseverance.

After the Civil War, Black soldiers known as the Buffalo Soldiers served with distinction in the U.S. Army, especially in the West. Despite facing discrimination, they protected communities, built infrastructure, and upheld duty with honor. Their service after 1876 laid the foundation for future Black military excellence.

Charles Young (1864–1922)

Famous Name & Legacy: First Black Colonel in the U.S. Army.

Colonel Charles Young was a West Point graduate and a brilliant leader. Serving after 1876, he broke barriers during segregation and proved excellence in leadership, diplomacy, and military intelligence. His legacy lives on as a symbol of determination and dignity.

Henry Ossian Flipper (1856–1940)

Famous Name & Legacy: First Black graduate of West Point.

Commissioned in 1877, Lt. Flipper served with honor despite unjust treatment. His perseverance represents resilience and truth. He was posthumously pardoned, restoring his honor and legacy.

The Harlem Hellfighters – 369th Infantry Regiment (World War I)

Famous Name: Sergeant Henry Johnson

Henry Johnson fought fiercely in WWI, protecting fellow soldiers despite severe injuries. His heroism was overlooked for decades but later honored with the Medal of Honor. The Harlem Hellfighters showed the world unmatched courage.

Doris “Dorie” Miller (1919–1943)

Famous Name & Legacy: Hero of Pearl Harbor.

A Navy cook who became a symbol of bravery, Dorie Miller manned a weapon during the Pearl Harbor attack, saving lives. He became the first Black American awarded the Navy Cross.

Tuskegee Airmen (World War II)

Famous Name: Benjamin O. Davis Jr.

These Black pilots shattered myths and racism through skill and valor. General Davis became the first Black general in the U.S. Air Force, paving the way for integration and leadership.

Colin Powell (1937–2021)

Famous Name & Legacy: Four-Star General, Secretary of State.

Though serving later in the 20th century, General Powell stood on the shoulders of those before him. His leadership, humility, and service embodied honor and integrity at the highest level.

Honoring Black Veterans

Compassionate Home Care for Those Who Served Our Nation

Our Heart for Black Veterans:

Care Delivered With Dignity and Compassion

Services We Provide for Black Veterans:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Companionship and Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Light Housekeeping:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Respite Care for Families:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Veteran-Focused Care Coordination:

Veteran-Focused Care Coordination:

Veteran-Focused Care Coordination:

Why Black Veterans Trust DJC Rock Home Care:

A Message From Our Heart

Honoring Black Men Who Served America (Since 1876)

Buffalo Soldiers (Established 1866, Service Continued After 1876)

Charles Young (1864–1922)

Henry Ossian Flipper (1856–1940)

The Harlem Hellfighters – 369th Infantry Regiment (World War I)

Doris “Dorie” Miller (1919–1943)

Tuskegee Airmen (World War II)

Colin Powell (1937–2021)

You are seen. You are valued. You are honored. At DJC Rock Home Care, we honor your service through compassion, dignity, and care.

Honoring Black Veterans

Compassionate Home Care for Those Who Served Our Nation

Our Heart for Black Veterans:

Care Delivered With Dignity and Compassion

Services We Provide for Black Veterans:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Companionship and Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Assistance with Personal Care:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Light Housekeeping:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Meal Preparation and Nutrition Support:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Respite Care for Families:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Mobility and Safety Support:

Veteran-Focused Care Coordination:

Veteran-Focused Care Coordination:

Veteran-Focused Care Coordination:

Why Black Veterans Trust DJC Rock Home Care:

A Message From Our Heart

Honoring Black Men Who Served America (Since 1876)

Buffalo Soldiers (Established 1866, Service Continued After 1876)

Charles Young (1864–1922)

Henry Ossian Flipper (1856–1940)

The Harlem Hellfighters – 369th Infantry Regiment (World War I)

Doris “Dorie” Miller (1919–1943)

Tuskegee Airmen (World War II)

Colin Powell (1937–2021)

You are seen. You are valued. You are honored. At DJC Rock Home Care, we honor your service through compassion, dignity, and care.

Subscribe

Connect With Us

This website uses cookies.