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Legal
Legal service providers support Veterans and their families with legal advice, issues such as housing discrimination cases, bankruptcies, warrants, evictions, consumer fraud, guardianship, legal documents preparations such as wills, trusts, power of attorney, and other legal support.
Housing and Emergency Services
Our Partners provide a range of housing options to Veterans and their families, including emergency shelter/housing, transitional, supportive, and independent housing. Our organization has partnered with some of the best agencies in our community to deliver a wide variety of services. These services include assistance with developing a plan to sustain permanent housing stability, housing search and placement assistance, follow-up, and more. Our goal is to help Veterans and their families find the right housing option that meets their needs and provides them with the support they need to achieve long-term stability.
Employment Services
Veterans employment service providers aim to support Veterans and their families in achieving economic well-being and self-sufficiency. They offer a wide range of employment services, including vocational counseling, skills assessments, resume preparation, job readiness training, occupational skills training/courses through affiliated and referral organizations, employment networking activities, focus groups, job search, advocacy and placement assistance, promotion of military acquired skills for civilian career advancement, and more. These services are provided by experienced employment counselors and job developers who are committed to helping Veterans find the right job that meets their needs and provides them with the support they need to achieve long-term stability.
Education Services
Education service providers aim to support Veterans and their families by offering an understanding of the educational resources available to them and acting as an “education mentor”. They assist participants on their individual paths to further their education by providing a range of services. These services include filling out education benefits applications, exploring career goals, selecting appropriate colleges and majors, financial aid planning and GI Bill, and supporting the transition to college. Education services are integrated with employment counseling services, building an educational component into the participant’s personalized plan.
Veterans Advocacy Groups
Veterans advocacy is the act of supporting and representing the rights and interests of veterans and their families.
National Exchange Clubs
Exchange Clubs promote pride in the country, respect for the flag, and appreciation of our freedoms are the primary purposes of Exchange’s Americanism programs. The tumultuous struggles of world powers in the twentieth century have done little to guarantee a peaceful future for the majority of the world’s people. However, there’s one country in modern times that people flock to for safety, freedom and opportunity — the United States of America. It is hard for Americans to imagine the horrors of modern struggles over religious and ethnic differences, the very differences we embrace. Exchange’s Americanism programs were born in the aftermath of World War II. At that time, patriotism was unquenchable, and Exchange Club members joined veterans and other civic groups in heralding the rich blessings of democracy.
Mental Health
Today’s Mental health challenges and our well-being aim to support Veterans with therapy and counseling services to address mental health and chemical dependency needs. They focus on a variety of behavioral and mental health resources that evolve based on the participant’s needs and strengths. These services are designed to complement, not duplicate, other quality community-based resources available to Veterans and their families throughout the broader continuum of care. Some of these services are provided by in-house service provider partners, while others are met through referrals to outside agencies or VA services. Our partner providers also offer well-being classes such as Yoga classes, alternative healthcare benefits lunch and learn, fun activities, games, and much more.
Financial Services
Service Providers offer unique financial services counseling and coaching services to Veterans and their families. These services aim to help participants manage their finances effectively and access community resources that promote financial stability. The key features of our financial well-being services include:1) Financial literacy education,2) Tax preparation assistance,3) Asset building assistance,4) Group support,5) One-on-one money management education,6) Government-provided benefits. Our goal is to empower Veterans and their families to achieve self-sufficiency and maintain long-term financial well-being.
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