Veteran_ Resource_ book_2014

ased, not-for-profit organization that provides counseling and case management,
employment and training, housing and legal assistance to veterans in the San
Francisco Bay Area.
VIETNAM VETERANS OF CALIFORNIA
www.vietvets.org
The Vietnam Veterans of California (VVC) offers community based services for
veterans and their families. VVC has several programs located in Sacramento,
Eureka, Santa Rosa and Menlo Park. Their focus is on employment and training
support, transitional housing, and alcohol and drug recovery. VVC serves veterans
of all eras.
SACRAMENTO VETERANS RESOURCE CENTER
7270 E. Southgate Drive
Sacramento, CA 95823
(916) 393-8387
(916) 393-8389 (F)
www.vietvets.org/svrc.htm
The Sacramento Veterans Resource Center (SVRC) is a multi-function campus
with the most comprehensive mix of services for veterans in Northern California.
Employment Counseling & Training: The SVRC helps veterans obtain career
training and self-sustaining employment opportunities.
Supportive Housing: The SVRC offers fifty-two onsite and eight offsite beds for
homeless veterans, including female veterans with children. Their supportive
housing programs offer up to 24 months of stable living, combined with
comprehensive supportive services to effectively end the cycle of homelessness
and assist veterans in the acquisition of permanent housing and sustainablewage
jobs. The Jon Oberg Center is a state-licensed, 22-bed transitional housing
program for veterans and non-veterans in need of drug/alcohol recovery services.
The Veterans Business Outreach Center (VBOC) is a Small Business
Administration-funded business center for veterans who own or are interested
in starting a small business. In addition to comprehensive consulting provided
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