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Provides outreach, food, clothing and housing. Also provides assistance in completing applications and transportation to placements, individualized assessment for crisis support, transitional care coordination, short term case management, transportation to Social Services, advocacy assistance and referrals.

The Supportive Services for Veteran Families(SSVF) program prevents homelessness by helping very low-income Veterans and their families gain access to the resources they need in order to successfully transition to, or maintain, permanent housing.

Provides case management, referral services and temporary financial assistance to Veterans and their families who are homeless or at risk for homelessness.

Provides housing units for homeless veterans with disabilities and low income individuals and families. Services include medication management, crisis intervention, case management, assistance with medical concerns, community integration, life skills training, employment assistance, parenting skills training, financial management, education assistance, and advocacy. Call for further information.

Offers a hotline to ensure that homeless Veterans or Veterans at-risk for homelessness have free, 24/7 access to trained counselors. The hotline is intended to assist homeless Veterans and their families, VA Medical Centers, federal, state and local partners, community agencies, service providers and others in the community.

Provides housing for 60 homeless and at-risk veterans with supportive services to help them maintain independence. Services include on-site counseling for personal and family issues with the primary objective of enhancing the quality of work opportunities by providing educational, vocational and employment services through the Altamont Program's Vocational, Educational and Employment Services, job placement and job retention services. Veterans can make the facility their home for a period of 6 months.

Provides support, including financial support, to homeless Veterans seeking permanent housing.

Offers a hotline to ensure that homeless Veterans or Veterans at-risk for homelessness have free, 24/7 access to trained counselors. The hotline is intended to assist homeless Veterans and their families, VA Medical Centers, federal, state and local partners, community agencies, service providers and others in the community.

Provides outreach, food, clothing and housing. Also provides assistance in completing applications and transportation to placements, individualized assessment for crisis support, transitional care coordination, short term case management, transportation to Social Services, advocacy assistance and referrals.

The Supportive Services for Veteran Families(SSVF) program prevents homelessness by helping very low-income Veterans and their families gain access to the resources they need in order to successfully transition to, or maintain, permanent housing.

This program is a 90-180 day transitional housing program for VA eligible veterans. Supportive case management services and linkage to VA medical and support services are provided as well.

Mental Health Intensive Care Management (MHICM) Rural Access Network Growth Enhancement (RANGE) is for veterans with serious mental illness and/or homelessness. Services include: case management, housing referrals, individual therapy and counseling, family consultation and support, linkage to other resources and service providers, medication management, advocacy

Project Veterans' Independence is a Catholic Charities program partnership with the Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Our goal is to place homeless veterans into permanent housing and help them live independently within their communities while offering counseling and access to support services. Supportive case management, peer-to-peer support groups and crisis intervention services are available to all clients.

The Supportive Services for Veteran Families(SSVF) program prevents homelessness by helping very low-income Veterans and their families gain access to the resources they need in order to successfully transition to, or maintain, permanent housing.

Short-term, long-term and transitional housing is provided throughout Long Island in 58 group homes, emergency shelters, and select single-family residences. Those eligible include homeless veterans, veterans with families, veterans and non-veterans with substance abuse and mental health issues, women in need of supportive housing, and those living with HIV/AIDS. Every veteran resident has access to intensive case management, transportation and daily living essentials. Services are made possible through funding from NYS OTDA, Veteran Administration, HUD, and Suffolk County

Provides housing for 60 homeless and at-risk veterans with supportive services to help them maintain independence. Services include on-site counseling for personal and family issues with the primary objective of enhancing the quality of work opportunities by providing educational, vocational and employment services through the Altamont Program's Vocational, Educational and Employment Services, job placement and job retention services. Veterans can make the facility their home for a period of 6 months.

Serving veterans who were previously homeless, who are transitioning into permanent housing from VA or non-VA emergency or transitional housing programs. Available services include assessment, plan development, identifying available resources, advocacy, contact and communication, and coordination of services. Referrals can be made if a veteran has not yet moved into identified permanent housing, or if they have been living in permanent housing and are at risk of losing the housing. Veterans eligible to enroll in this program must qualify for VA services and cannot be receiving case management services from any other program, i.e., HUDVASH, SSVF, Care Coordination.

Provides permanent, supportive housing for 60 homeless veterans and homeless veteran families.