HERE AT OUR WASHINGTON, D.C. LOCATION,

U.S.VETS — Washington D.C. has provided permanent housing to veterans since 2003. In February 2015, our renovated facility opened and allows us to provide employment assistance and housing support to 85 veterans each day.

U.S.VETS — Washington D.C. was awarded the prestigious Peter Dougherty Award for Excellence in Supportive Housing for Homeless Veterans at the 2015 National Coalition for Homeless Veterans annual conference.

SERVICES

HOUSING

Veterans seeking housing should contact Will Hightower to inquire about transitional or permanent housing.

WORKFORCE DEVELOPMENT

Veterans in need of employment assistance or career counseling should contact Rashida Williams to inquire about our Career Center and career counseling services. The program is designed to help veterans translate their military experience into civilian employment opportunities.

Rashida Williams
702.423.4603
[email protected]

 

MENTAL HEALTH AND WELLNESS

If you are a veteran in need of mental health services such as individual and group counseling or substance use treatment, contact Lisa Byrd.

Lisa Byrd
202.763.4234

[email protected]

INDIVIDUALIZED SUPPORT

We provide wraparound services structured to fit the needs of each person who needs them. Those services include but are not limited to case management and aftercare services. Please contact Mishel Bhatti if you have questions about these services.

THANK YOU FOR YOUR SUPPORT PENFED FOUNDATION!

U.S.VETS — Washington D.C. was awarded $20,000 from the PenFed Foundation in support of our veterans and their families in need of housing, counseling, career development and comprehensive support. Thank you to the Foundation for their continued support to serve those who served and end veteran homelessness in the District of Columbia Metro Area.

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VETERANS SERVED
bed nights
11,268
meals
13,010
placed into jobs
109
mental health assessments
1,206
engaged by outreach
208
Budget
U.S.VETS - Washington, D.C.
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Transitional Housing
60%
• 
Permanent Housing
5%
• 
Aftercare
3%
• 
Fundraising
3%
• 
Employment/Career
16%
• 
Administration
13%

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152 Wayne PL SE

Washington, D.C. 20032

202.683.8357

To volunteer please contact:

Will Hightower
202.763.4239
[email protected]

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