Resources & Support
You Are Not Alone
At Beacon 22, we believe asking for help is a sign of strength — not weakness.
Many veterans face challenges after service that can feel overwhelming, isolating, and invisible to others. Whether you are struggling with mental health, PTSD, depression, anxiety, financial hardship, or simply feeling disconnected, support is available.
There is hope. There are people who care. And there are resources ready to help.
If you or someone you love is in crisis, please reach out immediately.
Immediate Crisis Support
Veterans Crisis Line
- Call: 988 then Press 1
- Text: 838255
- Available 24/7
- Confidential support for veterans, service members, and their families
You do not have to be enrolled in VA benefits to receive support.
Mental Health & Counseling Resources
U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs Mental Health Services
Provides mental health treatment, counseling, PTSD support, suicide prevention programs, and wellness resources for veterans.
PTSD Support & Information
Educational resources, treatment information, self-help tools, and support options for veterans and families affected by PTSD.
Give an Hour
Connects veterans and military families with free mental health support from licensed professionals.
Housing & Financial Assistance
HUD-VASH Program
Supportive housing assistance for homeless veterans through the Department of Housing and Urban Development and the VA.
Operation Homefront
Provides financial assistance, emergency support, housing programs, and family services for military families and veterans.
Employment & Career Resources
Veteran Employment Services
Career counseling, employment assistance, resume support, and transition services for veterans entering civilian careers.
Hiring Our Heroes
Career programs, networking opportunities, and employment support for veterans and military spouses.
Peer & Community Support
Wounded Warrior Project
Provides programs focused on mental wellness, peer support, physical health, and long-term veteran care.
Team Rubicon
Connects veterans through disaster response missions and continued service opportunities that build purpose and community.
For Families & Loved Ones
Supporting a veteran can sometimes feel overwhelming. Families and caregivers also need support, education, and connection.
VA Caregiver Support Program
Resources, education, and support services for caregivers and family members of veterans.
A Message From Beacon 22
You do not have to carry everything alone.
Healing takes time. Reaching out takes courage. Whether you are struggling yourself or supporting someone you love, there are people ready to listen and help.
Beacon 22 exists to remind veterans that hope is still within reach — even in the darkest moments.
If this page helps even one person take the next step toward healing, then the mission matters.
In Crisis? Reach Out Now
- Call or Text 988, then Press 1
- Or visit Veterans Crisis Line
Your life matters.