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Offers youth of wounded, critically ill, or injured service members a summer program where they can work through their struggles and form supportive relationships. These difficulties may include adversity leading to "secondary PTSD" and symptoms such as hypervigilance, dissociation, irritability, and behavioral outbursts.

Offers medical care, which does not require the overnight hospitalization of the patient.

Provides referrals for military dependents with physical, emotional, and intellectual problems.

Provides counseling, spiritual care, emergency assistance, and a support group for families of deployed military personnel.

Provides vouchers for school clothing, winter coats, and boots for children of Veterans.

Provides refresher courses and tutoring in English, math, and computers to eligible individuals who are pursuing education past high school. Additional services include academic and financial aid advising, career assessment and counseling, GI Bill and VA benefits information and referrals, educational testing and assessment, assistance with college admissions, scholarship opportunities and transfer assistance, personal enrichment workshops and motivational speakers, and social opportunities.

Provides counseling, spiritual care, emergency assistance, and a support group for families of deployed military personnel.

Provides information on all aspects of military life at no cost to active duty, Guard and reserve service members and their families. Information includes, but is not limited to, deployment, reunion, relationship, grief, spouse employment and education, parenting and child care. Offers consultations on a number of issues such as spouse education and career opportunities, issues specific to families with a member with special needs, health coaching, financial support and resources. Also offers non-medical counseling services requiring short-term attention, including everyday stressors, deployment and reintegration concerns, parenting, grief and loss, and marital problems as well as assistance with financial management, taxes, career services and health and wellness.

Offers a 6-week peer education program for loved ones of military service members and Veterans who experience symptoms of mental health conditions. Participants will be able to gain practical, up-to-date information about mental health conditions, including PTSD, depression and substance abuse; learn about the latest treatment, options; discover problem solving techniques, coping strategies and communication skills; and find community support in a confidential setting.

Provides a national network of mental health professional volunteers who have agreed to provide an hour a week of free mental health counseling. Availability may vary by area, but counseling can be for: anxiety, depression, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, sexual health and intimacy concerns, bereavement counseling, brain injuries, child and adolescent counseling, critical incident stress debriefing, divorce, family issues, gambling addiction, gay/lesbian/bisexual/transgender issues, general counseling, marriage counseling, parent education, pastoral counseling, postpartum counseling, sexual assault counseling, sexual/love addiction counseling, substance use disorder counseling.

Connects veterans in crisis and their families and friends with Department of Veterans Affairs responders through a confidential toll-free hotline, online chat or text. Support for deaf and hard of hearing individuals is available through online chat.

Provides information and assistance on a wide range of services that would be of particular help to caregivers of veterans. Phone agent will refer to or provide information about Veterans Affairs (VA) benefits and services as well as other community resources outside of the VA system that may help with the client's needs. Also offers peer support for those who act as caregivers to veterans.

Provides temporary housing for veterans and active-duty military personnel who are receiving treatment at a military or Veterans Affairs (VA) medical center and their families.

Provides chiropractic services for veterans and their families. Chiropractors throughout the United States treat at least 1 Armed Services member per week at no charge.

Provides seminars and presentations on a variety of family related topics. Also offers support groups for single parents and mothers of young children.

Offers educational benefits to eligible dependents of certain veterans. Generally provides up to 45 months of benefits to eligible participants. However, some eligible dependents may be able to receive up to 81 months of GI Bill benefits, if they qualify for multiple benefit programs. Can be used for degree and certificate programs, apprenticeships and on the job training. Other educational programs may be authorized under certain circumstances.

Provides temporary housing for veterans and active-duty military personnel who are receiving treatment at a military or Veterans Affairs (VA) medical center and their families.

Investigates reported child abuse or neglect of military dependents and takes appropriate follow-up action; coordinates with local, state, and federal agencies.

Provides counseling to veterans and the families of veterans regarding their VA education benefits with the assistance of an on site US Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) VetSuccess Counselor. Provides counseling on making the transition from military to academic life and offers referrals to other federal, state and county veteran's organizations. Provides counseling on the opportunity to receive college credit at Cleveland State University for military experience.

Offers various camps throughout the year for children of military personnel.

Contacts deployed military personnel on behalf of families experiencing an event which requires an urgent communication such as a death, illness, or birth of a child. Offers emergency leave verification and basic information and referral. Provides access to emergency funds available through the various military aid societies (Army Emergency Relief, Navy Marine Corps Relief Society, Air Force Aid Society, and the Coast Guard Mutual Assistance). The funds can be used for a variety of purposes such as medical care, car repair, emergency travel and utility bill payment assistance. Assistance may come in the form of an interest free loan, a direct grant, or some combination of the two.

Offers two separate programs: the Program of General Caregiver Support Services (PGCSS) and the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC) which provide support and benefits for veterans and their family caregivers. PGCSS program provides peer support mentoring, skills training, coaching, telephone support, online programs, and referrals to available resources to caregivers of Veterans. PCAFC offers enhanced clinical support and services for caregivers of eligible Veterans who have a serious injury (or illness) and require in-person personal care services among other requirements.

Provides emergency communication and verification of conditions related to requests for emergency leave for members of the military.

Provides counseling, spiritual care, emergency assistance, and a support group for families of deployed military personnel.

Provides supportive services to low-income veterans and their families living in or transitioning to permanent housing. Offers outreach, case management, health care referrals, legal assistance referrals and help with fee payments, daily living costs and service referrals, housing counseling services, personal financial planning services, transportation expense assistance and assistance in obtaining VA and other benefits. Additionally, the program may also provide time-limited payments to third parties (ex. landlords, utility companies, moving companies and licensed child care providers) if these payments help veteran families stay in or acquire permanent housing on a sustainable basis.