Need Help

What they offer

Provides comprehensive services to veterans and their families throughout NYC, including housing assistance, employment support, benefits advocacy, and counseling. Its Incarcerated Veterans Transitional Program (IVTP) offers pre-release planning, case management, employment assistance, and coordination with the VA and community partners for housing, healthcare, and reintegration support.

Who can get help

Veterans and their families, including incarcerated or soon-to-be-released veterans.

How to start

Call

Last checked by Second Start on September 26, 2026. Details change, so call ahead to confirm hours and eligibility.

Similar services

Food & Basic NeedsHousing & ShelterBenefits & Financial Help

Neighbors Together

Brooklyn

Soup kitchen and community advocacy center: free to-go lunch Mon-Fri 12-2 and dinner 4-6 on select days, plus housing, benefits, job training and healthcare support.

5.0
Second Start rating
Details
Substance Use RecoveryHealthcareHousing & Shelter

After Hours Project

Brooklyn

Community-based harm reduction: syringe services, hygiene kits, counseling for people who use drugs, housing for people with HIV/AIDS, case management, medical transportation.

4.7
Second Start rating
Details
Family & ReunificationHousing & ShelterEmployment & Job Training

Osborne Association

Bronx · Brooklyn

Reentry hotline, workforce services, housing support, elder reentry, court advocacy, sealing consultations, video visiting and family programs.

833.672.3733Not stated
4.7
Second Start rating
Details
Housing & ShelterFood & Basic Needs

CAMBA - The Gathering Place

Brooklyn

Drop-in center for single adults with three meals a day, shower and laundry facilities, clothing, mail and phone services.

4.3
Second Start rating
Details

More housing & shelter in Brooklyn

Second Start · Reentry Resource DirectorySee something out of date? Let us know so we can fix it.