National Coalition for Homeless Veterans

Grantees & Profiles

Current DOL-VETS Grantees

These grantees provide employment and other services to different veteran populations that are homeless or at risk of homelessness.

HVRP BEST PRACTICES PROJECT

Background

The Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program Best Practices Project was produced by the National Coalition for Homeless Veterans (NCHV) in partnership with the U.S. Department of Labor-Veterans’ Employment and Training Service (DOL-VETS). It contains profiles of some of the nation’s most effective homeless veteran employment assistance programs, and is designed to inform community-based organizations and government agencies about the essential components of a comprehensive program that can be replicated and can successfully compete for federal grants. All of the organizations highlighted in this work receive grants under the DOL-VETS Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program, and most have served as guideposts for other community-based homeless service providers that have developed employment assistance programs.

To download Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program (HVRP) Best Practices Project, click here.

Arizona

U.S. Veterans Initiative – Phoenix

California

Salvation Army, Bell Shelter – Los Angeles
New Directions Inc. – Los Angeles
PATH – Los Angeles
Swords to Plowshares – San Francisco
Veterans Village of San Diego – San Diego
Vietnam Veterans of California – Santa Rosa
Volunteers of America – Los Angeles

Colorado

Denver Department of Human Services – Denver

Indiana

Hoosier Veterans Assistance Foundation of Indiana, Inc. – Indianapolis

Kentucky

Volunteers of America of Kentucky and Tennessee – Louisville

Maine

Maine Department of Labor – Portland

Maryland

Maryland Center for Veterans Education and Training – Baltimore

Massachusetts

Massachusetts Veterans, Inc. – Worcester
Veterans Benefits Clearinghouse – Roxbury

Michigan

Michigan Veterans Foundation – Detroit

Minnesota

Minnesota Assistance Council for Veterans – Minneapolis

Missouri

St. Patrick Center – St. Louis

New York

Black Veterans for Social Justice, Inc. – Brooklyn
Salvation Army Rochester – Rochester
Saratoga Rural Preservation Company – Ballston Spa
Veterans Outreach Center – Rochester

North Carolina

Asheville Buncombe Community Christian Ministry, Inc. – Asheville

Ohio

Ohio Valley Goodwill Industries – Cincinnati
Volunteers of America of Central Ohio – Columbus
Volunteers of America of Greater Ohio – Cleveland

Oregon

Central City Concern – Portland

Pennsylvania

Philadelphia Veterans Multi-Service and Education Center – Philadelphia
Veterans Leadership Program of Western Pennsylvania – Pittsburgh

Tennessee

Operation Stand Down Nashville – Nashville

Texas

American GI Forum – San Antonio

Washington

Snohomish County Workforce Development Council – Everett
Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs – Olympia

Wisconsin

Center for Veterans Issues Ltd. – Milwaukee