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Services and resources for homeless veterans in Riverside County are available through county departments, the federal Department of Veterans Affairs (VA), and a range of non-profit organizations. A positive trend shows the county's homeless action plan is reducing the unsheltered population, including veterans, by expanding access to housing and integrated care. 

Housing and shelter

• Continuum of Care (CoC) & HomeConnect: These programs serve as the main access point for federally, state, and locally funded homeless services in Riverside County. Referrals for housing programs are managed through the CoC's Coordinated Entry System.
• HUD-VASH Program: A collaboration between the VA and the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), this program provides housing choice vouchers to homeless veterans. This is combined with case management and clinical services from the VA Loma Linda Healthcare System.
• U.S.VETS—Inland Empire: Located at March Air Reserve Base, this organization provides emergency, transitional, and permanent housing. Its March Veterans Village offers low-income veterans and their families affordable housing with supportive services.
• Starting Over, Inc.: This non-profit offers transitional housing, case management, and employment support for men, women, and families.
• Lighthouse Social Service Centers: This organization provides transitional, permanent, and rapid-rehousing for veterans and families.
• Salvation Army: The Cathedral City Corps offers immediate food and shelter, as well as transitional and permanent housing options.
• H.H.O.P.E Program: Run by Riverside University Health Systems-Behavioral Health, this program provides housing resources for veterans with mental health concerns. 

Comprehensive support services

• Riverside County Veterans' Services: This office assists veterans and their families with processing VA claims, managing appeals, and navigating state and county benefits. It has multiple locations throughout the county.
• VA Loma Linda Healthcare System: In collaboration with local partners, the VA Loma Linda works to connect homeless veterans with housing and other supportive services.
• Riverside County Workforce Development: This program gives veterans priority access to employment services, including job fairs, career guidance, and resume assistance.
• National Call Center for Homeless Veterans: This 24/7 hotline at 1-877-424-3838 connects veterans and their families with trained counselors who can provide information and assistance.
• Veterans Justice Outreach (VJO) Program: This VA initiative helps justice-involved veterans access VA services and treatment to address issues that may have contributed to their legal troubles.
• Reaching New Heights Foundation: This Riverside-based organization provides housing and transitional living assistance for veterans.
• Volunteers of America Southwest: A faith-based non-profit, VOA Southwest provides housing solutions and supportive services for homeless veterans. 

Mental health and healthcare

• VA Healthcare: Homeless veterans can access a wide range of healthcare, mental health services, and residential rehabilitation through the VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System. The VA also provides resources to address medical conditions, mental illness, and addiction.
• Riverside County Department of Public Social Services (DPSS): DPSS provides services for veterans with disabilities and assists with benefits, including Medi-Cal.
• Help Heal Veterans (Heal Vets): This organization provides free therapeutic craft kits to veterans, which can help with rehabilitation, fine motor skills, and mental health. 

How to get help

• Call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans: Veterans can call 1-877-424-3838 24/7 for immediate assistance.
• Use the Riverside County HomeConnect System: This is the access point for all CoC-funded programs and can be reached by dialing 2-1-1.
• Contact Riverside County Veterans' Services: To get help with claims, benefits, and local resources, call 951-955-3060.
• Visit U.S.VETS—Inland Empire: Call 951-877-3993 or visit their location at March Air Reserve Base.