HELPING THOSE WHO SERVED FIRST

Veterans face many challenges, housing shouldn’t be one of them.

Transitional Housing for veterans in the bay area

The principal goals of the Veterans Accession House Program are to provide Service Intensive Transitional Housing for veterans experiencing homelessness, to combine housing with supportive services, increase and or stabilize income, encourage personal growth, support education, and link achievements to employment.
Leonard C. Ramirez
CEO & FOUNDER

Services for Veterans

Working to improve and bring stability to the lives of veteran’s in Contra Costa County.

Service Intensive Transitional Housing (SITH)

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Legal Services for Homeless Veterans

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Offer

Homeless and At-Risk veterans a safe and healthy living environment

provide

On-site case management to assist with educational, vocation counseling, and health coaching.

connect

Veterans with public and private agencies to help gain full access to Entitlements earned from their military service.

Collaborate

With veterans to identify interests, and develop career tracks to prepare them for independent living.

Community Initiatives

Ongoing initiatives we are working on with the county, cities, and community organizations to provide housing and services to local Veterans.

Concord Naval Weapon Station Veterans Housing

Contra Costa Veterans Advisory Commission

Bay Point Veterans Interim Housing

Testimonials

Read testimonials from some of the Veteran’s who have rebuilt their lives, using their residency at our facilities as a springboard into a better life. 

    Joey
    Joey

    US Navy Veteran

    "Since, I have moved in the Accession House, I have been able to do multiple things of progress that I haven’t done before in my time of homelessness. For example, I am in my 4th semester of school and am passing with flying colors. I am working again, and able to save money to move out on my own."

      Anonymous
      Anonymous

      US Navy Veteran

      "Since my residency at the VAH I’ve made advances such as obtaining a 100% service-connected disability pension and now starting the Vocational Rehabilitation & Employment program to return to school and obtain the skills that I need to begin a new career. "

        Anonymous

        US Army Veteran

        "The VAH helped me end my homelessness. Since arriving my health and well-being has improved. Most important, my seven years old daughter has re-entered my life and being housed close to her makes my visiting time with her frequent and much appreciated."

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