Veteran organizations in North Carolina

135 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in North Carolina.

Organizations

Showing 1–24 of 135

  1. Provides ministry and outreach to families without income in Davie County and surrounding areas.

  2. Offers adaptive sports programs to include archery, cycling, equine assisted therapy, golf, yoga, kayaking, SCUBA, and surfing for veterans living with…

    • Disability
  3. Provides information services and guidance through seminars, briefings, and conferences which are meant for women, homeless, disabled veterans and their…

    • Employment
  4. Provides prevention and early intervention services, education, individual and group counseling, and special medical services to residents of the Piedmont…

    • Mental health
  5. Offers emergency communication, financial assistance, counseling, and other support services to service members and their immediate family. The American Red…

  6. Offers emergency communication, financial assistance, counseling, and other support services to service members and their immediate family. The American Red…

  1. Builds and repairs homes for families in North Carolina who need decent, affordable housing. Asheville Area Habitat for Humanity offers programs for…

    • Housing
  2. Provides emergency assistance to help veterans and their families in crisis to include transitional housing, urgent care, medication assistance, dental care…

    • Housing
  3. Offers paratransit transportation services in Asheville, North Carolina, to all qualifying individuals who are unable to use other services due to a disability.

  4. Offers information about services and resources for traumatic brain injury (TBI) in North Carolina. The Brain Injury Association of North Carolina (BIANC)…

    • Mental health
    • Disability
  5. Offers a complimentary athlete membership to veterans with disabilities in North Carolina for adapted sports programs including kayaking, archery, air rifle…

    • Disability
  6. Offers assistance in a wide range of services to Buncombe County veterans, service members and their families. Buncombe County Veterans Services Office is…

    • Benefits
  7. Delivers prevention and case management services and decent housing that is affordable to low- to moderate-income people and at-risk persons and their…

    • Housing
  8. Provides information on the Christian based ministry of the Cabarrus Baptist Association that has helped thousands of families with food and clothing in North…

  9. Assists veterans with navigating VA programs and benefits such as compensation, pension, appeals, healthcare, survivor benefits, education options, home loan…

    • Benefits
  10. Provides well-balanced, nutritious meals to seniors and individuals with disabilities in North Carolina.

  11. Provides pastoral care and support for veterans and family members or caregivers coping with grief or loss, anxiety, post-traumatic stress (PTS), divorce…

    • Employment
  12. Provides free temporary housing for families of patients receiving medical care at major military and VA medical centers near Camp LeJeune. The Camp Lejeune…

    • Family
  13. Trains rescue dogs in up to 90 commands, like picking up objects, opening doors, creating space in a crowd, and assisting with panic attacks, to assist…

    • Peer support
  14. Caring Services

    High Point, NC

    Arranges substance use disorder treatment and housing services to North Carolina residents seeking recovery in Anson, Guilford, Harnett, Hoke, Lee…

    • Housing
  15. Provides and manages affordable housing for underserved, disabled, and homeless veterans and individuals in Raleigh, Durham, Chapel Hill, and surrounding…

    • Housing
  16. Provides accessible, patient and family centered quality healthcare with responsible management of the tribe's resources.

    • Healthcare
  17. Assists veterans, their dependents and survivors, and all other clients with a focus on customer service in meeting the needs of veterans in filing claims for…

    • Benefits
  18. Provides crisis intervention and community outreach services including substance abuse and mental health, crisis intervention, family preservation, school…

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