Provides veterans with non-emergency medical transport. All vehicles are handicapped accessible. Transportation destinations includes VA facilities and hospitals.

Provides general medical, psychiatric, and long-term care services for veterans, offering a comprehensive range of medical and surgical subspecialty care including audiology, blind rehabilitation, cancer screening, dermatology, geriatrics, HIV testing and support, hospice, mental health services, occupational therapy, physical therapy, PTSD treatment, radiology, substance abuse treatment, suicide prevention, surgery, telehealth, urgent care, vocational services, and women's health care.

Provides concierge navigation and patient service to members of the military and their families. Services includes sccheduling doctor appointments, scheduling follow-up tests, connecting with insurance companies, access to medical reports, securing appointments sooner

Provides assistance to current military personnel, dependent family members and veterans. Information, referrals, advocacy, Pastoral counseling and needs-based financial assistance are available on an individual basis.

Offers a Veteran's program set up to provide funds and advocacy when time is of an essence. The goal is to provide these needed services and funds within 24 hours.

Picks up veterans, at their homes, and transports them to the VA Medical Centers and clinics in the service area.

Works to effectively end veteran homelessness by enhancing existing systems, creating rapid access to housing, and ensuring homelessness becomes rare, brief, and non-recurring. Veterans can reach out directly through self-referral and street outreach teams.

Provides case management services to formerly homeless veterans entering permanent housing, who require additional case management support as they transition to community living. These services provide a bridge from placement to successful tenancy and long-term housing retention through skill development and growth. The program is based on the Housing First philosophy, with the goal of harm reduction and housing stability.

Provides free civil legal help to those who have served, or are currently serving, in the military. Commons areas of assistance include: criminal record clearing ("expungement"), driver's license restoration, debt collection issues or overwhelming debt, landlord/tenant issues, and child support modification (NJ orders only).

Offers eligible veterans shelter, food, transportation, case management, life skills training, and community reintegration through three programs: Bridge Housing, Clinical Treatment Center, and Service Intensive Transitional Housing.

Provides comprehensive supportive services to veterans and their families who are experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming homeless. Financial assistance is available for a range of housing-related expenses, including rent, utilities, security deposits, moving costs, realtor fees, and essential car repairs. In addition to financial aid, we offer supportive services such as transportation assistance, child care support, and referrals to medical and other essential care. These services are designed to reduce barriers to housing and promote long-term stability for veteran families.

Offers a career training program that provides professional certification and employee support services to transitioning service members, veterans and military spouses.

Provides several multi-service programs for veterans and their families. Programs includes addiction and substance services, caregiver support, homeless veteran care, laboratory and Pathology services, military sexual trauma, optometry, patient advocate services, prescriptions services, podiatry, primary care, psychology, social work services, suicide prevention, telehealth services, and women vet care.

Operation Sisterhood addresses the unique challenges faced by female veterans regardless of era served or discharge status. Services include, individual, group, and family counseling, case management benefits screening and enrollment assistance. Services are confidential and are free of charge.

Provides resources toward community-based suicide prevention effort to meet the needs of veterans, active service members and their families through outreach. Suicide prevention services and connection to VA and Community resources.

Provides a residential housing program and various social service programs. Services are aimed at addressing the needs of veterans.

Offers shelter to homeless veterans along with supportive services aimed at improving their quality of life.Supportive services include access to job programs and an on-site computer training lab, counseling in budgeting skills to enhance financial self-sufficiency, linkage to affordable housing upon graduation, case management services connecting veterans to health and rehabilitation services, recovery services for substance abuse and mental illness, support groups facilitated by other veterans, and transitional housing for up to two years, with levels of support available twenty-four (24) hours, daily, and weekly based on individual need.

Assists homeless or at-risk veterans and their families in maintaining housing stability or rapidly re-housing them. Operating under a "housing first" model, the program prioritizes housing stability. Eligible veterans and families may receive financial aid for rental, security deposits, and initial rental payments.