Vet to Vet provides guidance, peer connection, professional referrals, and hands-on help navigating benefits and resources.
Tell us what is going on. We can help you understand the next step and connect you with the right kind of support.
When professional care is needed, Vet to Vet can help connect veterans with licensed and certified counselors for assessments, counseling, and ongoing support.
The goal is to help veterans find appropriate care without having to navigate every option alone.
Vet to Vet provides one-on-one guidance for veterans and families trying to understand and access VA benefits they may have earned through military service.
Assistance can include help understanding disability claims, healthcare, education and training, family benefits, and other available programs.
Many needs extend beyond a single organization. Vet to Vet helps connect veterans and families with local resources, informational meetings, community organizations, events, and other support networks.
These connections help veterans find practical assistance close to home and identify organizations that can address specialized needs.
Sometimes the most important support comes from people who understand military service and the transition afterward. Vet to Vet provides recurring peer opportunities where veterans can talk, listen, learn, and connect.
Current programming includes weekly group sessions and anger-management training, alongside other peer-based support.
Veterans can encounter complicated systems and situations that are difficult to navigate alone. Vet to Vet helps clarify next steps and connect veterans with appropriate assistance.
When specialized help is needed, Vet to Vet can also connect veterans with legal and medical professionals who understand veteran-related needs.
Veteran challenges often affect the entire family. Vet to Vet provides guidance for spouses and family members who are trying to support a veteran and find the right resources.
Programming also includes specialized support opportunities for female veterans and spouses.
You do not need to choose the right category before reaching out. Start with a support request or call 646-VETERAN, and Vet to Vet can help point you in the right direction.
