Veteran organizations in New York

276 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in New York.

Organizations

Showing 145–168 of 276

  1. Provides education, support and advocacy for persons in New York with mental illnesses, their families and the wider community in order to improve quality of…

    • Mental health
  2. Raises awareness about illness and support options for eating disorders. National Eating Disorders Association (NEDA) supports individuals and families…

  3. Advocates for policies to create good jobs, expand access to work, and strengthen protections and support for low-wage workers and unemployed workers. The…

    • Employment
  4. Provides information on multiple sclerosis (MS) and resources to help when making treatment choices. The National MS Society has local chapters throughout the…

    • Disability
  5. Provides information about Naval Health Clinic New England ambulatory health care facilities and the services and resources available for eligible…

    • Mental health
  6. Provides individual, group counseling and psychotherapy from a team of professionals who are empathetic and caring, accepting most insurances and payment on a…

    • Mental health
  7. Provides instructions for applying for a general vendors license in New York.

    • Employment
  8. Provides health care to veterans in 76 counties in New York, New Jersey, and Pennsylvania, offering a wide range of comprehensive inpatient and outpatient…

    • Healthcare
  9. Offers a tool to New York residents that gives them the ability to find government services and information needed. New York City 311 Services (NYC311) is…

  10. Offers affordable and accessible housing in New York City.

    • Housing
  11. Helps unlock economic potential and create economic security for all New Yorkers by connecting New Yorkers to good jobs, creating stronger businesses, and…

    • Employment
  12. Provides programs that represent solutions to reduce the homeless population and prevent homelessness among those most at risk in New York City and statewide…

    • Housing
  13. Provides information on accessible programs, accessible transportation, employment, health services, activities and other resources to New York residents with…

  14. Provides information on resources available at various New York library branches for disabled patrons.

  15. Provides small business owners and entrepreneurs in New York with confidential business counseling, training, and business research at no cost. The New York…

    • Employment
  16. Provides small business owners and entrepreneurs in New York with the highest quality, confidential business counseling, training, and business research at no…

    • Peer support
  17. Provides quality care to all eligible veterans and their eligible dependents in need of skilled nursing care and rehabilitative services. We also conduct…

    • Housing
  18. Provides information about vocational rehabilitation and programs for adult education in New York State. Adult Career and Continuing Education Services offers…

  19. Provides information about two New York State specialized programs (Section 55-b and 55-c) that coordinate efforts to place individuals with disabilities in…

  20. Supports job creation efforts for veterans, hosts veteran summits for organizations supporting veterans with disabilities in New York State, maintains a…

    • Employment
  21. Provides an online tool for New York businesses to post job opportunities, and for job seekers to post resumes and search for jobs. The New York State Job…

    • Employment
  22. Get information on the Lifetime Liberty Pass that permits qualified New York State veterans with disabilities discounted use of state parks, historic sites…

    • Benefits
  23. Grants partial exemption on real property taxes to Veterans' of defined periods of war, Veterans who received expeditionary medals or certain family members…

    • Benefits
  24. Awards $450 per year to students whose parent(s) served in the U.S. Armed Forces during specified times of national emergency. Eligibility for the Regents…

    • Education
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