Veterans Transitional Housing Program
Supporting Veterans when they Need it Most!
On any given day, approximately 33,000 veterans experience homelessness in the United States. These men and women, who once served and defended our nation, now struggle to find stable housing, facing challenges such as mental health, sobriety, unemployment, and lack of support networks. Addressing veteran homelessness is not just a moral obligation—it is a national responsibility.
Through targeted support, transitional housing, and comprehensive care, we can ensure that no veteran is left without a place to call home again. Our program is a proven solution to ending homelessness by providing Veterans and small families with the stability, resources, and support needed to rebuild their lives. We go beyond simply offering shelter and create a structured environment where you can access job training, mental health services, substance use treatment, and case management by tackling the root causes of homelessness and equipping you with the skills and support needed to achieve independence and self-sufficiency, including placement to permanent housing upon graduation.
Our programs are made possible through the generous support of our partners, whose donations & grants help redefine our commitment to serving our communities
Joe B. & Louise P. Cooke Foundation
