
Our Story
Stable Homes Group (SHG) began in 2011 with a simple purpose: helping people live safely, independently, and with dignity in their homes.
Founded by Simeon Henderson, a United States Marine Corps Veteran, SHG was built from lived experience, personal purpose, and a dedication to serving others.
Since 1978, Simeon’s father has lived with a visual impairment, and Simeon watched his mother devote years of care, support, and sacrifice to help him maintain his independence. Those experiences shaped a commitment to create housing solutions that are practical, respectful, safe, and built to last.
Simeon’s father has been visually impaired since 1978, and Simeon watched his mother devote years of care and support. Willie grew up seeing the daily barriers his sister faced while using a wheelchair most of her life. Those experiences shaped a commitment to build solutions that are practical, respectful, and built to last.
Beyond construction and housing, Simeon spent more than a decade leading nonprofit organizations that served under-resourced communities. Through that work, he saw firsthand how safe and stable housing can create opportunity, strengthen families, and improve quality of life.
Today, SHG proudly serves individuals and families throughout Texas and Wisconsin.
As a veteran-owned company, we help seniors, veterans, and individuals with disabilities remain safe and independent through accessibility modifications, aging-in-place solutions, and quality home improvements.

Our Mission
Remains simple: creating home environments that support safety, independence, dignity, and a better quality of life for the people we serve.
Senior Advisors and Consultants
Willie Rankin
Untied State Marine Corps Veteran
Reginal Hendrix
United States Navy Admiral
Victor Barnett
Running Rebels Community Organization
Looking Ahead
Today, our focus is retrofits and accessibility upgrades. In the future, we plan to expand awareness around how many people need these modifications and how often those needs go unmet. We are also passionate about educating communities on sensory rooms and supportive spaces for individuals with autism.





