To be admitted into the program, the veteran must agree to a long-term program focusing on psychological, social and vocational rehabilitation. The program is drug and alcohol free, and has a staff comprised of professionals in the fields of mental health, addictions, social work,vocational rehabilitation and nursing, all sensitive to the multiple needs presented by the homeless veteran. The Agent Orange Commission conducts outreach programs to inform veterans of Agent Orange issues and help with related disability claims. These two offices approve programs for G.I. Bill use in both college and non-college degree programs, and seek to make opportunities available so that veterans may use their education entitlement. This program addresses the readjustment problems of veterans and offers treatment to combat veterans of all war periods.
Treatment extends to family members affected by the veteran's affliction.
State veterans service officers assist the veteran with scheduling counseling and the filing of any applicable VA claims. Contracted clinicians, experienced in PTSD counseling, determine the best course of treatment for the veteran and the veteran's family. Assistance is not limited by VA regulations or restrictions. Contact local Veterans Service Office. This program assists the veteran in need of transportation.