Resources for Veterans

Local benefits programs for veterans can help pay for prescriptions, health care, food, utilities, tax relief, transportation, legal issues, finding work, and more. 


Comprehensive Support for Addiction Recovery

Joseph House

The mission of Joseph House to meet the needs of military veterans affected by addiction and homelessness within the Greater Cincinnati region; providing counsel, education and support to help clients recover, reintegrate and thrive in the community while maintaining a healthy, sustainable lifestyle. They offer a 3 step treatment program Learn More >


Step 1: INPATIENT/RESIDENTIAL

Joseph House provides clients with a safe and sober residential living environment for up to three months or upon completion of program. During that time, clients receive:


Step 2: Outpatient OR Intensive Outpatient

Step 3: Ready & Forward Aftercare


FAMILY & FRIENDS SUPPORT PROGRAM

This initiative is designed to give the families of veterans who are struggling with the addiction the tools they need to support healthy and sober lives. If your family and/or friends complete this four-week program, they will receive a Joseph House goodie bag, including a Visa gift card!


For inpatient/residential referral: call the Central Access Point Line: (513) 381-SAFE (7233)

Connections to Available Resources

Easterseals - Community OneSource

Connects veterans with contacts at local organizations with veterans services that will meet your needs. Easterseals has solutions that work for veterans, from getting off the streets and out of shelters, to training for a new job and finding safe, stable, independent housing with a network of 200+ community partners. Learn More >


Call: 513-240-6897

Email: vetsinfo@eastersealsgc.org


United Way

Speak to a trained professional who can connect you to essential community services — 24/7, 365 days a year. Translation services available. Their certified information and referral specialists are trained to listen, engage, ask questions, assess your needs and connect you to a community resource from our large database of local providers in the tristate.


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How to Contact Them

Dial 211 or 513-721-7900

Text "211CARES" to 51555

Online Request - https://www.uwgc.org/get-help/united-way-211/intake-form


What Can 211 Help With?

The 211 service can help you find and access a number of resources (kind of like a Google search specifically for finding assistance for your situation). Below are just a few of the things they can help you find:

BASIC NEEDS: Food, Clothing, Cleaning Supplies, Low-Income Help, Transportation, Community Meals, Fresh Food, Housing, Child Care, Baby Supplies (Food, Diapers, etc.)

HOUSING: Tenant Rights, Public Housing, Rent Assistance, Mortgage Help, Homelessness, Relocation, Section 8, Care Shelters (Abuse, Youth, Elderly, Homeless, Women, Families), Senior Housing, Housing Complaints, Emergency Assistance

UTILITIES: We can help if you're struggling to pay bills or deposits for Electric/Power, Gas, Heat, Sewer, Water, Telecommunications (including Internet Access) and more.

MENTAL SERVICES: Support Groups, Therapy Referrals, Care Providers, Family Counseling, Counseling Providers, Adult and Child Behavioral Health Programs and Support, Bereavement and Grief Support, Identifying Mental Health Support Providers, Psychiatric Support Services, Specialized Support Hotlines.

HEALTH CARE: Health Screenings, Diagnostic Services, Substance Abuse Services, Immunization, Disability Information, New Parent and Expectant Parent Servies, Vaccinations, Prescription Medication Discounts, and more.

EMPLOYMENT SERVICES: Job Training, Career Fairs, Continuing Education, Employment Agencies, General Employment Resources and Career Counseling Services.

Direct Financial Assistance

Hamilton County Veterans Service Commission provides financial assistance to veterans, active duty members of the Armed Forces of the United States, or the needy spouse, surviving spouse, dependent parent, minor child, or ward of a veteran or active duty member of the Armed Forces of United States who has been a bona fide resident of the county.


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Housing & Employment Stability

Easterseals

Easterseals has solutions that work for veterans, from getting off the streets and out of shelters, to training for a new job and finding safe, stable, independent housing with a network of 200+ community partners. Learn More >


Homeless Veterans Reintegration Projects (HVRP) Program

Supports veterans experiencing homelessness with the assistance, resources, and mentoring needed to achieve stability and personal success. FREE to all veterans regardless of time in service or discharge status.  Learn More >


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Goodwill

Goodwill offers a few programs to help vets with a spectrum of services available. Learn More >


Per Diem Residential Program

A program for eligible veterans experiencing homelessness in need of employment assistance and intensive and holistic services in order to achieve long-term self-sufficiency. The goal of all participants is to ultimately achieve full-time employment within the community.  Learn More >

Call: (513) 381-7233


Homeless Veterans Reintegration Projects (HVRP) Program

Supports veterans experiencing homelessness with the assistance, resources, and mentoring needed to achieve stability and personal success. FREE to all veterans regardless of time in service or discharge status.  Learn More >

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VA Benefits

Make sure you are signed-up for the VA benefits you need and qualify for.

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