Veteran Resources and Services

Veteran Housing

Since 2017, U.S.VETS missions is to expand affording housing opportunities for veterans and end veteran homelessness. Through their House Development program veterans have access to both temporary and permanent housing.

U.S.VETS offers both permanent and temporary housing options for at-risk, low income, and homeless veterans and their families. If you or someone you know needs a safe place, U.S.VETS has emergency housing available in Long Beach, Inland Empire, Wai’anae, and Barber’s Point.

Transitional Housing is also offered in Long Beach, Barber’s Point, Wai’anae, Inglewood, Inland Empire, Phoenix, Prescott, Houston, Las Vegas, and Washington, D.C. Traditional housing provides families with “career, mental health and wellness, and case management services to help veterans address the challenges of transition from military life into the civilian community.”

Permanent housing is accessible in Phoenix, Houston, Inland Empire, Las Vegas, Barber’s Point, Long Beach, Inglewood, Prescott and Washington, D.C.

In 2020, 8 new housing developments were established, 7,500 veterans successfully moved into or retained permanent housing, and 425,738 beds were slept in. 

Mental Health and Wellness

Combat related trauma can make it difficult to transition into civilian life, because of this U.S.VETS offers individual and group counseling services. We strive to stop veteran homelessness before it even begins. Our innovative mental health services such as Women Vets on Point and Outside the Wire, as well as our workforce development programs such as the Homeless Veteran Reintegration Program and Career Development Initiative.

Donating to U.S.VETS

Services provided by U.S.VETS are made possible through support and donations. Donating your vehicle to U.S.VETS allows for additional housing developments, counseling and support services, and career opportunities. To make a vehicle donation go here for more information and take the first step to helping veterans today.