Veteran_ Resource_ book_2014

NEW DIRECTIONS
11303 Wilshire Boulevard, VA Building 116
Los Angeles, CA 90073
(310) 914-4045
(310) 914-5495 (F)
(310) 914-5966 (24-Hour Assistance)
www.newdirectionsinc.org
New Directions assists veterans in becoming healthy, sober, and self-sufficient by
offering a wide array of services, including treatment for co-occurring disorders,
job training and placement, parenting and money management classes, legal and
financial assistance, counseling, remedial education, and resources for alumni.
Clients leave New Directions with a job, housing, a savings account, computer
skills, renewed self-confidence, and the support of mentors and peers.
U.S. VETERANS INITIATIVE
(213) 542-2600
www.usvetsinc.org
U.S VETS is the largest non-profit organization in the country that works
to reintegrate homeless and at-risk veterans. U.S. VETS offers assistance
in Inglewood, Long Beach and Riverside, California through transitional and
affordable housing, case management, employment assistance, mental health
counseling and substance abuse treatment.
U.S. VETS INITIATIVE - INGLEWOOD
733 S. Hindry Avenue
Inglewood, CA 90301
(310) 348-7600
(310) 645-2605 (F)
www.usvetsinc.org/inglewood
U.S. VETS - Inglewood offers homeless veterans over 500 beds of transitional
and permanent housing and a host of support services. Special needs programs
include a Non-Custodial Fathers’ Program, which offers parenting classes and
reunites fathers with their children. The High Barriers Program is designed to
address additional barriers some veterans face (such as older workers) in getting
back to work.
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