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Homeless Veterans Reintegration Program

AMVETS is launching Homeless Veterans Reintegration Programs in Salt Lake City, Utah, and Phoenix, Arizona, to address the multifaceted, complex issue of veteran homelessness.

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AMVETS’ program offers comprehensive support tailored to each Veteran’s needs.

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Services include job training, employment placement, housing assistance, and access to mental health and addiction counseling, aiming to foster long-term stability and reintegration into civilian life. Additionally, AMVETS Service Officers are ready to assist Veterans and family members needing assistance with VA claims.

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In partnership with the U.S. Department of Labor’s Veterans’ Employment and Training Service (VETS), AMVETS leverages HVRP grants to provide occupational skills training, apprenticeships, and job placement services, building on the Department’s recent $23 million grant initiative for homeless veterans.

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Collaborations with local nonprofits in Salt Lake City and Phoenix, alongside government agencies such as the VA and HUD, ensure a robust network of support, addressing housing, healthcare, and employment barriers.

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By tackling the root causes of homelessness through coordinated, community-driven efforts, AMVETS aims to empower Veterans to achieve sustainable independence in these two cities.

Who This Program Serves

  • Veterans experiencing or at risk of homelessness or participating in a qualifying partner service

  • Homeless women Veterans and homeless Veterans with children

  • Veterans transitioning from penal institutions and long-term care mental health facilities 

Program Aims

AMVETS is Veterans serving Veterans. Our caring, knowledgeable staff and corps of volunteers leverage this Congressionally-chartered Veterans Service Organization's full scope of capabilities for this program. Our team works tirelessly to improve the lives of homeless Veterans and their families by guiding them through reintegration into the workforce, providing job training, counseling, and employment placement services, all while addressing barriers to employment. Additionally, AMVETS supports the complex needs of homeless Veterans and fosters partnerships with public, private, and nonprofit organizations.

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How do I qualify?

Veterans must provide verification of the following:

1.  Active-Duty service & Discharge (Other than Dishonorable)

2.  Proof of literal homelessness, recent housing (<60-days), or enrollment with partner service (HUD-VASH, SSVF, Transition from Incarceration)*

3.  Strong motivation to engage in workforce development services, training, and active employment

*Veterans at-risk of homelessness within 15-60 days may also be deemed eligible.

Need help?

Program Director Lewis Arnette
U.S. Navy Veteran
larnette@amvets.org
(804) 721-2929

Address Coming Soon
Salt Lake City, UT
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Address Coming Soon
Phoenix, AZ

amvets@amvets.org

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