Our Re-Integrative Services for Veterans
Our approach is person-centered, recognizing that each veteran's story is unique.
What We Offer
Our aim is to provide a comprehensive support system that not only addresses the immediate needs of our veterans but also fosters their long-term well-being and independence.
Our Services
Re-integrative case management services: Personalized support to guide veterans through their transition.
On-site pantry: Access to essential food services, ensuring nutritional needs are met.
Support for service dogs: Provision of dog food for veterans with service animals.
Monthly financial workshops: Empowering veterans with financial literacy and management skills.
Legal assistance and referrals: Guidance and resources for legal matters.
Job hunting resources: Tools and support to navigate the job market effectively.
Benefit submission support: Assistance with resources available for veterans and the submission of benefits.
Medical appointment coordination: Help with scheduling and attending VA and other medical appointments.
Transportation assistance: Support for transportation to appointments and job interviews.
Transitional planning: Structured planning for a smooth transition to civilian life.
Relocation support: Assistance for veterans relocating away from San Diego.
HUD/VASH voucher referrals: Connecting veterans to programs for housing assistance.
Preparing Veterans for a Smooth Transition
The program is meticulously designed to be a safe, drug and alcohol-free environment. Strategically located in North San Diego, we extend our services to both male and female Veterans. A key criterion for eligibility in our program is a demonstrated commitment to sobriety, with candidates required to have maintained a clean and sober lifestyle for a period of 90 to 120 days prior to admission.
By providing a stable and supportive environment, we aim to empower these brave men and women to transition smoothly into civilian life, fostering independence and resilience. Our team works to ensure that these Veterans receive the care, respect, and support they deserve, helping them rebuild their lives with dignity and hope.
How Our Program is Impacting the Lives of Our Warriors
Through this initiative, Wounded Warrior Homes can proudly provide a total of 5,475 nights of housing, offering a safe place for Veterans struggling with the challenges of homelessness. But 2023 marked a significant milestone for us. We broadened the scope of our service by including female veterans in our program, which was a crucial step in ensuring women too have a safe harbor in their time of need.
At Wounded Warrior Homes, we are deeply committed to supporting those who have served our nation. Our program offers transitional housing and re-integrative support services, specifically designed for recently separated veterans with service-connected disabilities. We prioritize assisting veterans who have faced the rigors of combat and are now navigating severe financial situations, finding themselves in urgent need of stable housing.
Transitional Housing Program Outline
If you want to apply for our services, these are the steps you can expect from the program:
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WWH Intake Application
Military referral information
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Medical
Mental Health
Education and Training
Employment
Financial
Social/Recreational
Religious
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Continue Medical Treatment, Rehabilitation, Occupational Therapy
Counseling/Therapy
Education-GED, High School, College, Vocational
Employment
Financial
Social/Recreational
Transportation
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Housing search
Moving plans
Treatment follow-up
Wounded Warrior Homes Application Form
Veterans, here you can apply to obtain assistance through the Wounded Warrior Homes Program. This information is entirely confidential and will be used only internally to determine eligibility and to locate the most appropriate services for you.
