Services
Veteran Peer Support Circles
Description:
Weekly or bi-weekly in-person and virtual group meetings led by trained veteran peers. Topics include PTSD, reintegration stress, emotional wellnes
Description:
Weekly or bi-weekly in-person and virtual group meetings led by trained veteran peers. Topics include PTSD, reintegration stress, emotional wellness, and transition planning.
Why it matters:
Veterans are more likely to open up to those with shared experiences. Peer-led groups fill a huge gap in social connection and mental health support.
s, and transition planning.
Why it matters:
Veterans are more likely to open up to those with shared experiences. Peer-led groups fill a huge gap in social connection and mental health support.
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Behavioral Wellness Workshops
Description:
Skill-based training for managing anger, depression, anxiety, grief, trauma, and substance triggers using non-clinical strategies (CBT tools, mindfulness, etc.).
Why it matters:
Many veterans are hesitant to pursue clinical therapy. Non-clinical education offers a softer on-ramp to emotional healing.
Transition-to-Civilian Life Coaching
Description:
Personalized coaching and group workshops focused on career transition, workplace etiquette, civilian communication, and confidence building.
Why it matters:
Many veterans struggle to adjust to civilian culture. This program bridges the identity and workplace gap post-service
Female Veteran Empowerment & Wellness Series
Description:
Safe spaces and resources tailored to the needs of women veterans, including identity rebuilding, gender-specific health support, and mentorship.
Why it matters:
Female veterans often feel invisible in veteran services. This builds inclusivity and recognition
Family Resilience & Caregiver Support Network
Description:
Workshops, support groups, and resource navigation for spouses, partners, and family caregivers. Includes parenting support, VA navigation, and coping strategies.
Why it matters:
Families often suffer silently during the transition process. This program helps them stay stable and supported, reducing burnout and emotional strain.
Legal & Claims Navigation Support
Description:
Partner with pro bono legal groups to assist veterans with disability claims, appeals, discharge upgrades, family law, or housing rights.
Why it matters:
Legal services are one of the scarcest and most requested support areas for low-income veterans.
Veteran Resource & Referral Hub
Description:
A centralized in-person or virtual center where veterans can get assistance finding employment, housing, legal aid, medical services, VA benefits, food resources, and more.
Why it matters:
Navigating resources can be overwhelming. A guided referral hub fills the coordination gap between services and those in need.
Life Skills Development Courses (Offered under Life Happens)
Description:
Courses in conflict resolution, etiquette, home management, emotional intelligence, and more — adapted for veterans and their families.
Why it matters:
Soft skills and confidence-building are often overlooked in transition programs, yet critical for personal and career reintegration.
Financial Literacy & Benefits Education
Description:
One-on-one coaching and group courses covering VA benefits, budgeting, debt, investing, military retirement planning, and emergency funds.
Why it matters:
Many veterans leave the military without adequate financial knowledge, increasing the risk of homelessness or poverty.
Mobile Outreach & Street Team Program
Description:
Deploy trained outreach workers to local shelters, encampments, and community centers to connect homeless veterans with urgent care and services.
Why it matters:
Some veterans won't seek help — this model brings the help to them.
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