Resources for Veterans

If you are a veteran or a member of a military family, please explore these programs if you are in need of assistance.

Women Veterans Emergency Financial Assistance

This crisis intervention program recognizes the unique financial challenges women veterans face in creating stable, fulfilling lives for themselves and their families as they reintegrate into civilian life.

To learn more and apply for assistance visit the FAQs.

Soldier On

Soldier On is committed to ending veteran homelessness by providing homeless veterans with transitional housing and supportive services.

Cohen Veterans Network

Cohen Veteran Network provides high-quality, accessible, and integrated mental health care across the country. Telehealth options are available.

Vets4Warriors

Vets4Warriors provides sustained, confidential peer support to veterans, service members, family members, or caregivers whenever they have an issue.

Hope For The Warriors

HOPE offers a variety of virtual programming to promote overall well-being, from resiliency training, stress management, telehealth, an online job search and career training platform, and even virtual runs.

Veterans Plus

VeteransPlus financial programs were designed by and are delivered by veterans.

Dixon Center/Prudential Financial Wellness Portal

This portal provides users access to information on key financial topics such as managing day-to-day expenses, savings and investments, and protecting for the future. The site contains educational articles, videos, infographics, and interactive tools for self-assessments, budgeting, and life insurance needs.

Coordinated Assistance Network

The Coordinated Assistance Network offers a tool to simplify your search for support, connecting one request with multiple non-profits positioned to help. Anyone touched by military service (service members, veterans, their families, and caregivers and membership) is eligible for free membership.

Bunker Labs

Bunker Labs has compiled a list of resources to assist small business owners, many of whom are veteran entrepreneurs, with business challenges during COVID-19.

Department of Labor Veterans Employment Program

This Department of Labor website provides resources and instructions on employment opportunities for veterans, including links to state resources.

Colorado Technical University

In 2008, Colorado Technical University created a scholarship to give back to those whose lives have been altered due to injury while serving in the United States Armed Forces. For many, the impact of an injury reaches farther than the service member alone. That’s why CTU annually awards a scholarship to fifty eligible wounded service members, their spouses, non-medical attendant or caregiver and dependents.

If you would like your organization listed this page, please send an email to dmilne@dixoncenter.org with the following information. We consider these requests on a case-by-case basis and if approved will be integrated onto our website during scheduled quarterly updates.

Organization name?
Website address?
Point of Contact email and phone number?
Is your organization for profit?
How are you funded?
Are you selling a product or service?
Do veteran need to pay fees for the use of your resource?
Are you currently under any civil or criminal investigations?
Do you support veteran serving organizations through philanthropy or volunteering?
How long has your organization been operating?