OPENED in 2003
U.S.VETS Prescott proudly serves 500 veterans annually. Our Liberty Pointe campus, home to 132 veterans, has allowed us to expand our existing program, bringing all our veteran services together under one roof. This facility allows us to provide employment assistance, transportation, counseling, case management, workforce development, full-service career center, veteran service center, quality care and housing to the men and women who served our country. Learn more by visiting our Liberty Pointe webpage. The Prescott location is a qualifying charity for the Arizona Charitable Tax Credit.
HERE AT OUR PRESCOTT LOCATION
SERVICES
HOUSING
Veterans seeking housing should contact Justin Price to inquire about emergency housing, transitional housing, our Long-Term Supportive Housing Program (LTSHP), permanent housing opportunities at Liberty Pointe, or our Transition In Place (TIP) program.
Justin Price
928.583.7207
[email protected]
WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT
Through one-on-one career counseling, resume development, skills training and networking with employers, we help veterans translate their military experience to meaningful civilian employment.
Travis Schmars
928.200.5631
[email protected]
MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS
U.S.VETS Prescott is pleased to offer free mental health services, such as individual and group counseling, as well as substance use treatment to veterans who need it.
Christina McKelvy
928.640.1579
[email protected]
INDIVIDUALIZED SUPPORT
U.S.VETS Prescott provides wraparound services structured to fit individual needs. Those services include but are not limited to case management and aftercare services. Our Veteran Service Center offers lunches, showers, a computer lab with internet access, phone charging station, printers, laundry, and referrals to onsite support.
Justin Price
928.583.7207
[email protected]
SUICIDE PREVENTION
Crisis feels different for each of us. Veterans may be coping with anger, anxiety, chronic pain, depression or lingering memories of combat, which can be exacerbated by difficulties with their relationships or transitioning back to civilian life. Feelings of hopelessness turn to thoughts of suicide. We aim to create a lifeline and connect veterans to resources that can help put them on the road to recovery.
Outreach and Intervention
We can help determine a client’s risk for suicide and identify those who may benefit from treatment options or tools to manage crises, including coping strategies and sources of support. U.S.VETS provides eligible veterans case management and innovative therapies with community partners that help us better understand the connections between body, mind and spirit. Some of these holistic therapies may include acupuncture, neurofeedback therapy, meditation, yoga and group support meetings.
Social Support and Connectedness
Belonging to a group or community can reduce social isolation and foster supportive relationships, which has been shown to lower the risk for suicide. The Veterans Connection Hub, located in downtown Prescott, offers social activities, workshops and referrals, ensuring veterans and their families feel valued and welcomed.
Andy Calin
928.978.1922
[email protected]
James Ramsey
928.830.2283
[email protected]
PREVENTING VETERAN SUICIDE
Suicide is a public health crisis among veterans and their families. Seventeen veterans lose their lives to suicide every day. The factors that contribute to suicide deaths are multiple and complex. Preventing these deaths requires that support systems, services and resources work together to promote wellness and help veterans successfully navigate these challenges.
As a recipient of the Staff Sergeant Gordon Fox Suicide Prevention Grant, funded by the Department of Veterans Affairs, U.S.VETS provides Northern Arizona veterans and their families case management, crisis intervention and referrals to mental health-related services. While there is no one-size-fits-all approach for prevention, our goal focuses on mitigating risk and promoting resilience. One of the ways we plan to accomplish this is by boosting connectedness. The new Veterans Connection Hub, located in downtown Prescott, offers social activities, workshops and referrals, ensuring veterans and their families feel valued and welcomed. Read more about our services in the tab above.
Join U.S.VETS Prescott at the 2nd annual Steps for Vets – Run, Walk, Roll 5K on Saturday, May 17, 2025 at Founding Fathers Collective. Register today!
All proceeds fund the programs and services provided to homeless and at-risk veterans and their families served by U.S.VETS Prescott!
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Prescott, AZ 86305
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Matthew Phillips
928.583.7199
[email protected]
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Bryan Campbell, USMC Ret.
