Veteran_ Resource_ book_2014
Veteran_ Resource_ book_2014
Veteran_ Resource_ book_2014
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Volunteers of America Greater Los Angeles<br />
Jim Zenner<br />
Hollywood <strong>Veteran</strong>s Center<br />
4969 Sunset Boulevard<br />
Los Angeles, CA 90027<br />
(213) 286-0324<br />
The Volunteers of America Greater Los Angeles has several programs to meet the<br />
needs of veterans and their families. Like their colleagues in northern California,<br />
they too provide services under the SSVF grant, but also provide supportive<br />
services for female veterans, transitional housing, residential facilities for Iraq<br />
and Afghanistan veterans, employment assistance, re-entry services, and lowincome<br />
housing.<br />
VETERANS TRANSITION CENTER OF MONTEREY<br />
The <strong>Veteran</strong>s Transition Center offers transitional housing on the property<br />
formerly known as Fort Ord. The Center’s “Coming Home to Patton Park” program<br />
offers homeless veterans the tools they need to successfully reintegrate and<br />
become self-sufficient. In a clean and sober environment, veterans can access<br />
case management services, life skills workshops, substance abuse counseling,<br />
and temporary living quarters while they seek employment and permanent<br />
housing. The program is tailored to meet the needs of each individual and provides<br />
veterans and their families transitional housing for up to 24 months. For more<br />
information, go to www.vtcmonterey.org or call (831) 883-8387.<br />
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