Aids veterans transition from combat back to the main-stream of life, helps with employment issue, medical care, post-stress support and any other situation which may be encountered.

Aids veterans transition from combat zones, back to the main-stream of life, helps with employment issue, medical care, post-stress support and any other situation which may be encountered.

Provides information and services to help military personnel with the different stages of military life. Helps them refocus when returning back to the main stream of life, with training, counseling and more.

Helps wounded American combat veterans from all conflicts who suffer from moral injury, PTDS and depression. Provides a spiritual healing and a peer support program.

Provides transitioning veterans regular one-on-one sessions with a financial coach in order to link their goals and values to their financial dreams, create an action plan and track progress towards the goals mutually set by them. Phone sessions are available. Funded by The Consumer Financial Protection Bureau. Call for more information.

Aids veterans transition from combat zones, back to the main-stream of life, helps with employment issue, medical care, post-stress support and any other situation which may be encountered.

Offers a premier connection to Jobscan providing access to the best tools empowering job seekers so they can land their dream jobs. Resources provide jobseekers notifications to hiring events and other career expos focusing on veteran and military spouse hiring. The Warrior’s Compass Team will assist in areas of Job searching, resume review, interview support, career resources, career mapping and mentorship. Career coaching support is a proactive approach to building career mental fitness.

Aids veterans transition from combat zones, back to the main-stream of life, helps with employment issue, medical care, post-stress support and any other situation which may be encountered.

A transition program for severely injured service members returning home from Operation Enduring Freedom (OEF)/Operation Iraqi Freedom (OIF). Services include: welcome-home celebration, temporary financial assistance, pro-bono financial planning, housing assistance, home and vehicle adaptation, government claims assistance and family support.

Helps to better prepare soldiers and families for pending deployment, by letting them know what to expect and the best ways to prepare for all three stages of the deployment cycle.

Provides comprehensive, non-medical services for soldiers and families assigned or attached to the Warrior Transition Battalion and soldiers in the Integrated Disability Evaluation System (IDES), including financial and education counseling, DEERS and ID card assistance, social services coordination, employment support, and transition assistance.

Counsels combat veterans who need help readjusting to civilian life and victims of military sexual trauma.If veteran feels this program meets their needs, they can simply call the main number to get services. All veterans must have access to their DD 214.

Provides emergency services to Veterans, military members, and their families. Services include: Emergency Food Assistance Food sustainment boxes with recipes Freshly prepared meal kits Toiletries and household items Medication delivery Career Service Support and Social Engagement Career assistance and employment support Unemployment guidance and navigation Online cooking and canine classes Virtual family programming Mental Health Triage Services Access to a licensed behavioral health specialist Buddy check-in program Individual and family support groups Referrals to additional resources

Provides a 24 hour Emergency Communications system to keep military personnel in touch with families during family emergencies, such as illness, death, births and provides military personnel and their commanders the information needed to enable emergency leave, compassionate reassignment, and dependency discharge. Secures emergency financial assistance. Provides counseling, referrals, and other social services. Provides support services to patients in Veterans Administration Hospitals.

Connects National Guard, Reserve, retired and transitioning active-duty military service members with skilled training and quality career opportunities in the construction industry.

Helps wounded American veterans who suffer from moral injury. American veterans take part in a spiritual healing and peer support program in Israel.

Offers veterans, including those with PTSD, support meetings, networking opportunities, creativity and job preparation workshops and social activity experience to promote a healthy transition back to civilian life. A particular focus is placed upon helping veterans showcase their talent and share their experiences through the arts, art shows, photography, music, dance and theatrical events.

Provides individual and group readjustment counseling,(specific for war trauma) marital and family counseling, alcohol and drug counseling, bereavement counseling for family members of those killed or injured in the global war on terrorism, and support groups for spouse and significant others. Also provides sexual harassment counseling, intimidation, assault or rape while on active duty regardless of where they served. Provides benefits assistance and referral, job referral and community education. Gives referrals to community agencies, and acts as liasion with Veteran's Administration facilities.

Provides transitioning veterans regular one-on-one sessions with a financial coach in order to link their goals and values to their financial dreams, create an action plan and track progress toward the goals mutually set by them.

Provides assistance to veterans returning from active or combat duty to transition from active military duty to the routine of civilian life.

Offers case management and temporary emergency financial assistance for Long Island military personnel and veterans and their immediate families. Program operates in partnership with five local agencies that serve veterans: Mental Health Association of Nassau County (516) 489-2322, Association for Mental Health and Wellness (631) 924-8088, Family Service League (631) 650-2182, and United Veterans Beacon House (631) 665-1571 and Make It Count Foundation [email protected]