Help for Vets

The remerg.com list of places where veterans can get help may lead you to a variety of resources, including connections to housing, jobs, health care, and much more.

Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs–Grand Junction Office

482 28 Road, Grand Junction CO 81501

Northwest CO

Grand Junction

If you are a veteran and looking for help, try calling the Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs office in Grand Junction. This office can connect you to local resources and help.

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Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs–Lakewood Office

155 Van Gordon, Suite 210 (first floor), Lakewood CO 80228

Administrative Office

Denver Metro

Lakewood

If you are a veteran and looking for help, try calling the Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs office in Lakewood. This office can connect you to local resources and help.

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County Veterans Services Offices

Statewide

County Veterans Service Offices will serve as an advocate and help you file for benefits. Click on the website for a statewide list of every county office, along with contact information. It's also great to connect with a CVSO because county representatives usually have a local network of resources.

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DD-214

Can help you get your birth certificate

Statewide

A DD-214, or Certificate of Release or Discharge from Active Duty, can be of help when you’re applying for another identification card. For example, a DD-214 is one of the secondary documents accepted by the Vital Records Office for applying for a birth certificate. The National Archives website is the place to order a copy of a DD-214. You can do this online or by mail. Click on Request Military Service Records, then start the form online. In most cases, this copy is free. You may also be able to get help ordering a copy of your DD-214 through some of the Veteran agencies.

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Department of Human Services–Veteran Services Office

Statewide

Your county’s department of human services may have a Veteran Services Office that specifically helps veterans. Be sure to ask. Click on website for the statewide list of departments of human services.

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Department of Military and Veterans Affairs–DD-214

155 Van Gordon St, Lakewood CO 80228

Denver Metro

Denver

Veterans who enlisted in Colorado can contact the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs and ask for help applying for a DD-214. Ask about the documentation you need to order a copy.

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Homeless Veteran Hotline

Statewide

If you are a veteran and are homeless or at risk of homelessness—or a family member, friend or a supporter of such a veteran — you can make the call to or chat online with the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans, where trained counselors are ready to talk or chat online confidentially 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. Leave your contact info and you should get a call from this person within a day or two.

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Joining Community Forces 2022 Resource Guide

Great Resource Guide for Veterans!

Joining community Forces provides a resource guide for military members, veterans, and their families. Click on the website link below for a great list of resources.

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Mt. Carmel Veterans Service Center

530 Communications Circle, Colorado Springs CO 80905

Southeast CO

Colorado Springs

Mt. Carmel Veterans Resource Center provides a range of services, including counseling, health care, housing, employment, and more. Click on the website to learn more. They have locations in both Colorado Springs and Pueblo.

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Operation Veteran Strong

Create Your Personal Account

Statewide

Operation Veteran Strong lets you create a personal account to help you find resources and help near you. Click on the website link to create a confidential account.

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Upward Bound Veterans

Statewide

Upward Bound Veterans programs are located at Metro State University of Denver, Colorado State University in Pueblo, Colorado Mesa University in Grand Junction, and Colorado State University in Fort Collins. These programs provide support with basic skills, counseling, mentoring, tutoring, and academic instruction in core subject areas.To find your school’s Upward Bound Veterans program, look on your college’s website.

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VA Crisis Line

Crisis Hotline 988 ext 1 or Text to 838255

Statewide

The Veterans Crisis Line is a free, confidential resource that’s available to anyone, even if you’re not registered with VA or enrolled in VA health care. The responders at the Veterans Crisis Line are specially trained and experienced in helping veterans of all ages and circumstances. If you're hitting a crisis point in your life, call 988 and press 1. An operator will connect you to help. The line is answered 24 hours a day, every day of the year. You may also text to 838255 or chat online for help.

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VA–CRRC (Community Resource and Referral Center)

3836 N York Street, Denver CO 80205

Denver Metro

Denver

VA--CRRC provides resources and much more for homeless veterans. They provide showers, job and training referrals, connections for help filing for a service-connected claim or pension, VA eligibility and enrollment, connections to housing and rental assistance, and a walk-in clinic MTThF: 6:30am-noon. Click on the website link for a list of all CRRC locations, including Denver's.

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Veterans Justice Outreach at Denver VA CRRC

3836 York Street, Denver CO 80205

Denver Metro

Aurora

The Justice Outreach Program helps justice-involved vets connect to VA services. While they don’t provide legal services, they connect folks to those who can. Click on the website to learn more and scroll down for links to directly email people who work at these offices.

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Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center–Alamosa Office

609 Main Street Suite 109, Alamosa CO 81101

Southeast CO

Southwest CO

Alamosa

The VOA Veterans Service Centers provide case management services, help obtaining benefits, and emergency financial resources. Their intention is to break the cycle of homelessness among Colorado's Veteran population. Program participants must be Veterans (defined as having served at least one day on active duty in any service branch), and may not have received a dishonorable discharge. Every client must have documentation of their Veteran status, income verification documentation (e.g. paystubs), or be willing to certify themselves as homeless.

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Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center–Colorado Springs Office

565 Communication Circle, Unit 150, Colorado Springs CO 80905

Southeast CO

Colorado Springs

The VOA Veterans Service Centers provide case management services, help obtaining benefits, and emergency financial resources. Their intention is to break the cycle of homelessness among Colorado's Veteran population. Program participants must be Veterans (defined as having served at least one day on active duty in any service branch), and may not have received a dishonorable discharge. Every client must have documentation of their Veteran status, income verification documentation (e.g. paystubs), or be willing to certify themselves as homeless.

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Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center–Denver Metro

1247 Santa Fe, Denver CO 80204

also known as the Bill Daniels Veterans Service Center

Denver Metro

Denver

The VOA Veterans Service Centers provide case management services, help obtaining benefits, and emergency financial resources. Their intention is to break the cycle of homelessness among Colorado's Veteran population. Program participants must be Veterans (defined as having served at least one day on active duty in any service branch), and may not have received a dishonorable discharge. Every client must have documentation of their Veteran status, income verification documentation (e.g. paystubs), or be willing to certify themselves as homeless.

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Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center–Greeley Office

800 8th Avenue, Suite 100, Greeley CO 80631

Northeast CO

Greeley

The VOA Veterans Service Centers provide case management services, help obtaining benefits, and emergency financial resources. Their intention is to break the cycle of homelessness among Colorado's Veteran population. Program participants must be Veterans (defined as having served at least one day on active duty in any service branch), and may not have received a dishonorable discharge. Every client must have documentation of their Veteran status, income verification documentation (e.g. paystubs), or be willing to certify themselves as homeless.

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Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center–Northern Colorado Office

116 W Harvard Street, #4, Fort Collins CO 80525

Northeast CO

Fort Collins

The VOA Veterans Service Centers provide case management services, help obtaining benefits, and emergency financial resources. Their intention is to break the cycle of homelessness among Colorado's Veteran population. Program participants must be Veterans (defined as having served at least one day on active duty in any service branch), and may not have received a dishonorable discharge. Every client must have documentation of their Veteran status, income verification documentation (e.g. paystubs), or be willing to certify themselves as homeless.

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Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center–Pueblo Office

627 N Main Street, Pueblo CO 81003

Southeast CO

Pueblo

The VOA Veterans Service Centers provide case management services, help obtaining benefits, and emergency financial resources. Their intention is to break the cycle of homelessness among Colorado's Veteran population. Program participants must be Veterans (defined as having served at least one day on active duty in any service branch), and may not have received a dishonorable discharge. Every client must have documentation of their Veteran status, income verification documentation (e.g. paystubs), or be willing to certify themselves as homeless. Call Kendra Case at the number below or email her at kcase@voacolorado.org to get started.

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Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center–Southwest Colorado Office

701 Camino del Rio, Suite 318, Durango CO 81301

Southwest CO

Durango

The VOA Veterans Service Centers provide case management services, help obtaining benefits, and emergency financial resources. Their intention is to break the cycle of homelessness among Colorado's Veteran population. Program participants must be Veterans (defined as having served at least one day on active duty in any service branch), and may not have received a dishonorable discharge. Every client must have documentation of their Veteran status, income verification documentation (e.g. paystubs), or be willing to certify themselves as homeless.

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Volunteers of America Veterans Service Center–Western Slope Office

482 28 Road, Grand Junction CO 81501

Southwest CO

Northwest CO

Grand Junction

Located in the Western Region One Source Building. The VOA Veterans Service Centers provide case management services, help obtaining benefits, and emergency financial resources. Their intention is to break the cycle of homelessness among Colorado's Veteran population. Program participants must be Veterans (defined as having served at least one day on active duty in any service branch), and may not have received a dishonorable discharge. Every client must have documentation of their Veteran status, income verification documentation (e.g. paystubs), or be willing to certify themselves as homeless.

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