Veteran organizations in District of Columbia
282 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in District of Columbia.
Organizations
Readmission Requirements for Service Members
Washington, DC
Provides guidance on readmission requirements for service members who previously were admitted to an institution but did not attend because of service. The…
- Education
Rebuilding Together
Nationwide
Offers home repairs to people with disabilities and victims of disasters. Rebuilding Together helps people and communities in need through a national network…
Reconnection Workshops
Washington, DC
Offers free, confidential workshops that can help guide veterans and military families through military-specific transition and stress. Reconnection Workshops…
- Peer support
Samaritan Inns
Washington, DC
Provides structured housing and recovery services in Washington D.C. to support homeless or at risk individuals who suffer from drug and alcohol addictions…
- Mental health
Seabury Connector - Washington DC
Washington, DC
Provides life-sustaining medical transportation to low-income, functionally impaired persons to achieve and maintain function and independence in the…
Service Women's Action Network
Washington, DC
Connects women Veterans to mentors for personal and professional guidance, legal advice and counseling services. The Service Women's Action Network (SWAN) is…
- Peer support
Describes benefits of TSGLI, which provides payment to Service Members who sustain a traumatic injury.
- Mental health
- Disability
Smithsonian Institution
Washington, DC
Offers eleven museums and galleries on the National Mall and six other museums and the National Zoo in the greater National Capital Area. All Smithsonian…
- Peer support
So Others Might Eat
Nationwide
Offers comprehensive programs to help the most vulnerable people in the DC area who are experiencing homelessness and extreme poverty find pathways out of…
Find information about special social security benefits for Veterans who served during WWII. Note that the benefit is not transferrable to survivors.
- Benefits
Stamp Out Stigma
Nationwide
Provides information and resources to help reduce the stigma surrounding mental illness and addiction by recognizing it's high prevalence and re-educating…
- Mental health
Stay Quit Coach Mobile App
Washington, DC
Provides support and information for adults who are already in treatment to quit smoking, to help them stay quit even after treatment ends. The Stay Quit…
- Mental health
Get information on VA educational benefits under the Montgomery GI Bill to include eligibility and entitlement, training, how to receive benefits and where to…
- Education
Shares research paper focusing on supportive services, a subset of health-related services that are used almost exclusively by children with disabilities.
Shows short videos on many different types of assistive technology, and how to make documents, programs and services accessible for people with a variety of…
- Disability
The Assistance Fund
Nationwide
Provides financial assistance to patients and families facing high medical out-of-pocket costs by helping to pay for their copayments, coinsurance…
The Community Partnership
Washington, DC
Helps reduce and ultimately prevent homelessness in the District of Columbia. The Community Partnership's continuum of care includes prevention services…
- Housing
The Elizabeth Dole Foundation
Washington, DC
Offers support to military and veteran caregivers at the local, state, and national levels. The Elizabeth Dole Foundation and the VA created the Campaign for…
- Family
The ETS Sponsorship Program
Nationwide
Offers a program established in partnership with the VA and the DoD to sponsor service members through the transition process from military to civilian life…
- Employment
The Manufacturing Institute - Heroes MAKE America
Washington, DC
Trains transitioning service members, veterans, and their spouses (Ft. Riley, KS, Ft. Hood, TX, Ft. Bragg, NC, Ft. Campbell, KY, and Ft. Benning, GA) for…
- Employment
The Veterans Consortium
Washington, DC
Provides free attorneys to veterans and family members who need assistance with discharge upgrades or filing an appeal to the U.S. Court of Appeals for…
- Peer support
The VETS Group
Washington, DC
Offers educational programs and training seminars on federal procurement, small business development, financial literacy, and more for Veterans and their…
- Employment
Thrive DC
Washington, DC
Provides a wide range of services for homeless and vulnerable individuals in Washington, DC. Thrive DC offers services ranging from twice daily meals and…
- Housing
Provides general information about TSGLI, including coverage, premiums, eligibility and claims, payment of benefits and contact information.
- Mental health
- Disability
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