Planned services

Housing

• Rapid rehousing: moving Veterans and families who are homeless into permanent housing as quickly as possible.
• Homelessness prevention: helping Veterans at imminent risk of losing their housing to keep it, including mediation and coordination of resources.
• Temporary financial assistance: short-term help with rent, utilities, or other urgent needs that stand between a Veteran and a stable home.

Case management

Each Veteran we serve will have a case manager who helps identify barriers to housing and builds a personal housing stability plan, then adjusts it as circumstances change.

Benefits, health care, and community resources

• Outreach to Veterans in shelters, drop-in centers, food pantries, and the community.
• Help applying for VA benefits and other public benefits, such as health care, income support, and childcare.
• Navigation to medical, mental health, and substance use services.

Work, legal, and daily living support

• Employment and vocational support for the transition to civilian work.
• Financial capability resources, including budgeting and credit counseling referrals.
• Help with legal barriers that affect housing or employment.
• Transportation assistance to jobs, services, and appointments.

How intake will work

1. First contact. Through our outreach, a partner referral, or a Veteran reaching out directly.
2. Eligibility screening. Confirming Veteran status and whether the Veteran is homeless or at imminent risk.
3. A case manager. Each eligible Veteran or family is assigned a case manager.
4. A housing plan. Together, we build a personal housing stability plan.
5. Connection to services. Rapid rehousing or prevention, plus the supportive services the plan calls for.
6. Ongoing support. Follow-up and plan adjustments, with the goal of lasting stability.

We will never ask for personal or medical information through this website.