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Transition counseling (Individual and group) for Veterans, service members and their families. Includes trauma counseling, PTSD care, family counseling for military related issues.
Counseling for Veterans and active service members who experienced sexual assault or harassment during their military service.
Offers primary care services for veterans, behavioral health services, laboratory work and routine prescriptions.
Trained counselors are available by phone, text, or online chat to support Veterans who are in crisis or know a Veteran who is. Additional resources are available through the website.

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Crisis Intervention Hotlines/Helplines
Nonprofit organization serving needy veterans and their families in Illinois. Services include assisting eligible veterans with VA pension applications and appeals through pro bono service program, and legal referrals to in-network attorneys.
Help with federal and state benefits available to veterans. Help also given in other areas, such as getting health care, education and training, housing and employment.
Temporary housing and supportive services for single male Veterans.
Weekly individual counseling and support groups .

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Caregiver Consultation and Support
Transitional home for low-income women who are homeless and their young children.
Individual and family counseling to help victims of sexual assault. Services included one-on-one and group counseling.
The Micro Food Pantry offers limited shelf-stable food items for veterans and their families, such as oatmeal, nuts, rice, and beans. Lincoln's Promise Food Pantry is located in building 57 at Coatesville VAMC's basement level. Any veteran who would like to have a private appointment please call 610-384-7711.
Provides domestic violence and sexual assault services, including transitional housing, specifically for women and children in Asian American communities. Bilingual services offered in Korean and English.

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Transitional Housing/Shelter
Provides referrals to providers of services for service members, veterans and their families for employment, education, healthcare, benefits, emergency assistance, legal support, housing, women veteran support, family and survivor support, veteran recreation and volunteering.

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Military Transition Assistance Programs
Transitional housing program for young women who are homeless.
Access to VA online portal to to apply for and get information on a wide variety of benefits, including disability compensation, pension benefits, VA Health Care, housing, burial and life insurance benefits, and others.

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Veteran Benefits Assistance
Six month to year-long faith-based transitional living arrangement for single women and women with children, who are homeless. Services and resources available to participants include meals, clothing indoor and outdoor play areas, as well as faith-based guidance classes in parenting, financing, cooking and computer skills.
Intensive in-person outpatient mental health treatment. This is typically a 2-week program, 5 days a week, addressing post traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), military sexual trauma (MST), and other mental health challenges.
PTSD counseling provided by a clinical psychologist
Transitional housing program for pregnant or single moms.
Vocational Rehabilitation program to support veterans find and maintain employment in the community. Services include Supported Employment, Transitional Work, and Community Based Employment Services.
Provides assistance with veterans benefits.
6-month program that provides housing and a structured daily living for men both with and without a history of substance abuse. Those in need of assistance with substance use challenges will be assessed on a case-by-case basis.
Referrals to other VA centers or local community provides for addiction and substance use care, suicide prevention, as well as connections to other veteran support services.
Helps navigate federal, state, and local resources and benefits available to veterans.
A structured housing and Case Management program for young adults experiencing homelessness, but are willing to work towards obtaining self-sufficiency. Program primarily serves young women between 17 and 24 years of age who are experiencing homelessness and are actively looking to transition into financially and emotionally independent adulthood.