You Didn't Serve Alone.
You Didn't Deploy Alone.
Let Us Be a Part of Your Recovery Team.
Mission Statement
A Mission Statement communicates WHAT we choose to pursue as a result of our purpose. It includes both our current operations and highlights our future plans for reaching the Veteran Community.
- Connect with the Veteran Community
- Reduce Barriers to Care within the Veteran Community
- Provide Top Quality, Evidence-Based Services & Resources
- Assist the Veteran Community to Reach Their Full Potential
Who's Eligible for Veterans' Financial Assistance
Our Veterans Services are available for any individual who has ever been in the U.S. Armed Services (active, reserves, national guard) regardless of branch, time served, or character of discharge. Immediate family members (spouses and dependents) of the service member are also eligible for assistance.
Some of the reasons people call our Veterans Services program include:
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Adjustment Disorders |
Anger Management |
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Anxiety |
Childhood Abuse |
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Chronic Fears |
Chronic Pain |
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Communications Issues |
Crisis Intervention |
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Death of Loved One |
Depression |
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Difficulties with Redeployment / Integration |
Difficulty Adjusting to Civilian / Military Life |
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Divorce/Separation |
Domestic Violence |
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Employment Difficulties |
Family Problems |
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Gender Issues |
Insomnia |
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LGBTQIA Needs |
Loss & Grief |
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Military Sexual Trauma |
Parenting Stress |
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Personal Growth & Development |
Personality Disorders |
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Post Traumatic Stress Disorder |
Rape / Sexual Assault |
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Relationship Difficulties |
Relocation Stress |
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Retirement Issues |
School Difficulties |
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Self-Harm |
Sexual Difficulties |
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Substance Use Problems |
Suicidal Thoughts & Behaviors |
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Suicide of a Loved One |
Veterans’ Benefit Information |
This program is made possible in part by a grant from the Bob Woodruff Foundation, which is dedicated to ensuring that impacted post-9/11 veterans, service members, their families, and their caregivers thrive long after they return home.
This program is made possible in part by a grant from the May and Stanley Smith Charitable Trust, which is dedicated to improving the mental and behavioral health and wellness of service members, veterans, and their family members by promoting timely, affordable access to evidence-based, person-centered, culturally-appropriate care that supports individual wellness, healthy relationships, and thriving families.
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