Mental health support for veterans in District of Columbia

21 organizations listed on Prize help veterans in District of Columbia with mental health.

Organizations

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  1. Active Minds

    Nationwide

    Helps reduce the stigma surrounding mental health, creating communities of support, and saving lives. With a presence at campuses, schools, communities, and…

    • Mental health
  2. Provides information and resources to help understand the facts about tinnitus, tools to help manage tinnitus, and research toward a cure. The American…

    • Mental health
    • Disability
  3. Offers programs for women who are survivors of violence and trauma, are living with mental illness, or are in recovery from substance abuse. Calvary Women's…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  4. Clean & Sober Streets

    Washington, DC

    Offers long term residential and outpatient drug and alcohol treatment and rehabilitation services in Washington, DC, for men and women who are willing to…

    • Mental health
  5. Provides access to safe housing and services for survivors of domestic and sexual violence so that all survivors, regardless of their circumstance…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  6. Provides a resource for adults and children experiencing domestic violence in DC, as well as the local organizations that serve them. The DC Coalition Against…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  1. Provides resources for sexual assault survivors to heal from trauma including individual and group counseling, a 24-hour crisis hotline, community education…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  2. Works to prevent and end violence against women and children through support programs, policy development, and public action campaigns. Futures Without…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  3. Embraces all communities and provides high-quality healthcare, education, and social services to build better futures. Mary's Center works to save lives and…

    • Mental health
  4. Provides shelter and support to survivors of domestic violence and their children. My Sister's Place is a domestic violence shelter in D.C. offering a full…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  5. Advocates for stronger rights, protections and services for crime victims and serves as a trusted source of current information on victims' issues.

    • Mental health
    • Family
  6. Provides facts and tips about bicycle safety to protect against accidents and traumatic brain injury.

    • Mental health
    • Disability
  7. Offers projects at the at the state and national level that address the complex causes and far reaching consequences of domestic violence. The National…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  8. Provides free, holistic, and comprehensive advocacy, case management, and legal services to victims of all types of crime regardless of income. Network For…

    • Mental health
    • Family
  9. 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
  10. Describes benefits of TSGLI, which provides payment to Service Members who sustain a traumatic injury.

    • Mental health
    • Disability
  11. 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
  12. 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
  13. Provides general information about TSGLI, including coverage, premiums, eligibility and claims, payment of benefits and contact information.

    • Mental health
    • Disability
  14. Helps veterans find local mental health and suicide prevention resources, connect family and friends to care and resources for coping with a suicide loss, and…

    • Mental health
  15. Womenslaw.org

    Nationwide

    Offers legal information for victims of domestic violence and sexual violence, including information about reporting and receiving help for domestic violence…

    • Mental health
    • Family
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