Mobile Menu - OpenMobile Menu - Closed

Congressman Pete Sessions

Representing the 32nd District of Texas

Resources for North Texas Veterans

The North Texas area is home to thousands of veterans whom I am proud to represent. Our veterans deserve our endless gratitude for their selfless service to our great nation. There are multiple organizations throughout our region who provide different opportunities and resources for our veterans. These organizations play an integral role in helping veterans find work, transition into civilian life, and serve as a support system for those who have put their lives on the line for our freedom. Here is a list of different organizations in our region. In addition, my team is always happy to  help with any veterans issue so if you have any questions please feel free to contact Lydia Spaun in my District Office at 972.392.0505 or via email, Lydia.Spaun@mail.house.gov

ORGANIZATION

DESCRIPTION

CONTACT INFORMATION

DALLAS VETERANS TRANSITION & RESOURCE CENTER

4900 S Lancaster Road

Dallas TX 75216

Rehab Spot Focused on helping veterans struggling with addictiona and mental health www.Rehabspot.com/Family
Veteran Center of North Texas

The Veteran Center of North Texas provides the following services: 

-  Data base of qualified service providers
- Identify all of the veteran's needs

- connect veterans to qualified service providers 

 

Veteran Center of North Texas (VCONT)

900 E Park

Plano, TX 75074

214-600-2966

    Homeless Veterans Services of Dallas (HVSD)

    www.hvsd.org

The Veterans Resource Day Center provides veteran-centric day services to homeless vets including access to showers, laundry, and healthcare services. HVSD helps prevent homelessness by connect veterans to resources for employment, education, and transitional housing.

214-372-8822

info@hvsd.org

    AMVETS

    www.amvets.org

AMVETS mission is to enhance and safeguard the entitlements for all American Veterans who have served honorably and to improve the quality of life for them and their families

State Service Officer: John Cook

214-372-8821

    Vietnam Veterans of America

    www.vva.org

VVA’s goals are to promote and support the full range of issues important to Vietnam veterans

214-372-8893

    Texas Veterans Commission

    www.tvc.state.tx.us

TVC assists veterans with claims representation and counseling services in all matters pertaining to veterans’ disability benefits and rights. TVC also assists veterans with employment resources

    VBA Homeless Veterans Outreach

 

Sylvia Figueroa

214-372-8897

    Battle-Buddy Info

    www.battle-buddy.info

Online Directory of Military Resources for active duty, veterans and their caregivers. Military focused non-profits and resources are listed that provide direct assistance and information

Charlynn Johns

469-289-3067

    PTSD Foundation of America

    www.ptsdusa.org/get-help/ptsd-chapters/dallas-tx    

   

PTSD Foundation of America is dedicated to mentoring combat veterans and their families, networking with government agencies, service organizations, churches and private sector businesses

Charles Moore

469-925-9052

    Disabled Veterans Outreach Program (DVOP)

Specialists on site to provide intensive services to meet the employment needs of disabled veterans, with emphasis directed toward serving those who are economically or educationally disadvantaged, including homeless veterans, and veterans with barriers to employment

    Women Veterans Enterprise Center

    www.facebook.com/womenveteransec/ 

Developing strategic alliances and opportunities while providing on-site services to help women veteran business owners scale for success

VR Small

214-372-8822

VETERAN SERVICE OFFICES

County veteran service offices provide assistance, counsel and advocacy for veterans, spouses, widows and dependents, helping them to obtain state and federal veterans’ benefits.

Dallas County: 972-692-4939

2377 N Stemmons #631

www.dallascounty.org/department/veterans

Tarrant County: 817-531-5645

1200 Circle Dr #300

Collin County: 972-881-3060

900 E Park Blvd #150

Denton County: 940-349-2950

PEER & COMMUNITY SUPPORT

 

Military Veteran Peer Network

www.milvetpeer.net

Military Veteran Peer Network (MVPN) is a peer-to-peer network of support for veterans, military and their families. Individuals supply peer support as well as resources veterans may not be aware of available to them.

https://www.texvet.com/mvpn

 

Scott Smith (Veteran Treatment Court)

Tarrant – Grapevine – Dallas

 

817-239-2636

ahelpfulpeer@gmail.com

 

Military Veteran Peer Network

(Continued)

 

 

Domingo Rodriguez

Tarrant - Dallas

805-302-9494

Domingo.rodriguez@veteran.me

Ginger Simonson

Denton – Flower Mound

817-683-2870

Vgws56@gmail.com

Clark Gullette

Collin – Prosper

972-704-8281

marinevfw@gmail.com

LaJohn McDonald

Tarrant – Fort Worth

817-266-7507

Lajohn.mocdonaldjr@mhmrtc.org

#22KILL

22Kill is a global movement bridging the gap between veterans and like-minded individuals to build a community of support and understanding the issue of veteran suicide.

The Virtual Veteran Advocate Map identifies committed individuals willing to talk to veterans in crisis.

13625 Neutron Rd

214-462-7229

www.22kill.com

The Mission Continues

Redeploying veterans on new missions at home, integrating veterans to assist with community service projects

JJ Selvig

817-689-7416

www.missioncontinues.org

www.facebook.com/2ndPlatoonDFW

Team Rubicon

Redeploying  veterans on emergency response missions; community service projects

Klebe Brumble

972-825-6858

www.teamrubiconusa.org

Team RWB

Builds inclusion and leadership for all veteran of any branch, families, and civilians; connecting veterans to the community through fitness and social activity

Anna Thompson: DFW Chapter

www.teamrwb.org

anna.thompson@teamrwb.org

Chris McAllister: Veteran Outreach Dir

214-533-6892

chris.mcallister@teamrwb.org

MENTAL HEALTH

 

 

Cohen Military Family Clinic

        www.metrocareservices.org/mfc

 

Steven A Cohen Military Family Clinic at Metrocare provides quality, accessible, and comprehensive mental health care to veterans and their families regardless of ability to pay. Services are available to any person who has served regardless of role or discharge status

Amy Williams, PhD Clinical Director

469-680-3500

16160 Midway Rd, Suite 218

Addison TX 75001

MFC@metrocareservices.org

    Operation Healthy Reunions

      www.vcnct.org

The Veterans Coalition program Operation Healthy Reunions provides easy access to care through a network of 75 mental health professionals across the DFW Metroplex

Fred Gregory

469-547-2449

fgregory@vcnct.org

 

    Recovery Resource

      www.recoverycouncil.org

Addiction, anger management, couples, marriage and family counseling; Peer support counseling services

Michelle McQueen

814-332-6329

2700 Airport Freeway

Fort Worth TX 76111

 

    Stay the Course

    www.staythecourse.vet

Evidence based therapies to individuals, couples and families; Military and first responder culture proficiency; sliding scale fee based treatment as well as some qualifying free therapy;

Tempa Sherrill

682-990-6242

2501 Parkview Dr #200A

Fort Worth TX 76102

 

    Equest: Hooves for Heroes

    www.equest.org/veterans

Empowers veterans and military families to take charge of their civilian transitions. Services are offered to active duty service personnel, members of the Guard or Reserve, or any veteran and their immediate family at NO COST.

Jeff Hensley

jhensley@equest.org

972-412-1099 ext 220

    Grace After Fire

      www.graceafterfire.org

FEMALE VETERANS: Peer to peer counseling, support services, MST counseling

800-362-6477

EMERGENCY SERVICES

 

    Red Cross

      www.redcross.org/tx/dallas-fort-worth

American Red Cross Service to the Armed Forces provides emergency financial assistance or shelter for veterans and active duty service members through partnerships with military aid societies

Dallas Co: 214-678-4800

Tarrant Co: 817-335-9137

    Family Endeavors

      www.familyendeavors.org

 

Provides case management and emergency financial assistance. Provides money for deposits as well as help with acquiring VA benefits that may be available

Dallas: 214-263-9880

Fort Worth: 817-537-5370

 

    Operation Once in a Lifetime

      www.operationonceinalifetime.com

Provides free financial and morale support to service members, their families

214-263-9880

    Bed Start

      www.bedstart.org    

Faith-based ministry to assist veterans moving through transitional housing with beds and additional household furnishings

director@bedstart.org

214-929-1342

    Metro Care Services

      www.metrocareservices.org

Has specific programs for dependents of veterans as well as good bank at various locations

Check website for nearest location

    North Texas Food Bank

      www.ntfb.org

Local food bank also provides senior food assistance programs for low income seniors

Check website for nearest location

    Hope for the Warriors

    www.hopeforthewarriors.org

POST 9/11 ONLY Provides a full cycle of care in the areas of career transition, education, health and wellness, sports and recreation as well as community and military relations

Gus Cabarcus

gcabarcas@hopeforthewarriors.org

214-548-9297

 FEMALE VETERANS

 

 

     Boots to Heels

    www.attitudesandattire.org

FEMALE VETERANS: Peer to peer, support services, counseling; life-skills transition assistance

Brandy Baxter

214-630-1667

bbaxter@attitudesandattire.org

2050 Stemmons FWY #181

 

VETERAN COALITIONS

 

 

    Veterans Coalition of North Central Texas

VCNCT mission is to build bridges in the community to assist veterans with reintegration. Their program Operation Healthy Reunions provides easy access to care through a network of 75 mental health professionals.

www.vcnct.org

    Veterans Coalition of Tarrant County

VETCO mission is to improve the quality of life for service members, veterans, and their families. Website also has an online directory of resources

www.veteranscoalition.org

    Veterans Center of North Texas

VCONT assists veterans of all ages who reside in North Texas, navigate the network of public and private agencies to receive assistance for issues they may be facing.

www.vcont.org

    Denton County Veterans Coalition

The Coalition serves as an advocate for veterans and families, and facilitates collaboration among veterans organizations and community resources

www.veteransofdentoncounty.org

VETERANS ADMINISTRATION:

Homeless Veterans Program: Document on benefits and assistance available

Vet Centers: Vet Centers provide a broad range of counseling, outreach and referral services to combat veterans and their families. Services may include areas such as Post Traumatic Stress, drug assessment and suicide prevention. All services are free of cost and strictly confidential.