Crisis & Mental Health
Veterans Crisis Line
Free, confidential crisis support for Veterans, service members, and people concerned about a Veteran.
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Veteran Resource Hub
What Do You Need Help With?
You don't have to navigate it alone. Whether you're looking for immediate support, help understanding your VA benefits, a new career direction, housing assistance, family support, or simply someone who understands, we're here to help you find your next step.
One Step at a Time
You don't have to figure everything out alone.
This hub brings together trusted resources, programs, information and pathways designed to help Veterans, service members and their families move forward.
Need Help Right Now?
The Veterans Crisis Line provides free, confidential support for Veterans and people who are concerned about a Veteran.
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Dial 988, then press 1.
Call 988
Text
Text 838255.
Text 838255
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Connect with a responder online.
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If you are in immediate danger: Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department.
Veteran Resource Hub
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Start with what you need. Search the directory, choose a category, or filter by location to find resources that may help you take your next step.
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Mental Health
VA Mental Health
VA mental health services and treatment resources for Veterans dealing with emotional, behavioral, or psychological concerns.
Learn More →Mental Health
VA PTSD Resources
Information and treatment resources for Veterans experiencing post-traumatic stress.
Learn More →Mental Health
Vet Centers
Community-based counseling and support for Veterans, service members, and their families.
Find Support →VA Benefits
VA Benefits & Services
Explore VA benefits and services available to eligible Veterans, including health care, disability, housing, education, and more.
Explore VA →VA Benefits
VA Resources & Support
A central VA resource hub covering benefits, health care, education, housing, family support, and more.
Explore Resources →Career & Education
VA Education & Training
Education and career training resources, including GI Bill benefits and other Veteran education programs.
Explore Education →Career
Veteran Employment & Career Resources
Career and employment resources designed to help Veterans transition military experience into civilian opportunities.
Explore Careers →Business
Warrior Business Academy
AMOR Umbrella's entrepreneurship pathway helping Veterans move from idea to implementation and build their next mission through business.
Learn More →Women Veterans
Women Veterans Call Center
VA assistance for women Veterans seeking information about health care, benefits, employment, education, home loans, and local VA services.
Get Support →Family & Caregivers
VA Caregiver Support
Support, services, education, and resources for people caring for Veterans.
Find Support →Family Benefits
VA Family & Caregiver Benefits
Explore benefits and support programs that may be available to Veterans' families, caregivers, spouses, and survivors.
Explore Benefits →Housing
VA Housing Assistance
VA housing resources for Veterans, including home loan information and assistance with housing needs.
Find Housing Help →Housing & Basic Needs
National Call Center for Homeless Veterans
Free, confidential assistance connecting Veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness with VA and community resources.
Find Help →Service Animals
America’s VetDogs
Provides specially trained service dogs and guide dogs to Veterans and active-duty service members with qualifying disabilities.
Learn More →Service Animals
South Dakota Service Dogs
Service-dog resources for Veterans and first responders, helping connect people with specially trained assistance dogs and related support.
Learn More →Service Animals
Tails of Valor
Canine-assisted service programs supporting Veterans, law enforcement, emergency personnel, and others who may benefit from trained service dogs.
Learn More →Service Animals
Shelter to Soldier
Connects eligible Veterans with rescued and specially trained psychiatric service dogs while supporting Veterans and their communities through canine programs.
Learn More →Service Animals
Hope Lives Here
Provides service-dog support for eligible Veterans and helps pair Veterans with dogs that can support greater independence and quality of life.
Learn More →VA Benefits
VA Disability Compensation
Official VA information about disability compensation for Veterans with disabilities connected to military service, including eligibility, ratings, benefits, and how to apply.
Visit VA →Legal Support
Veteran Legal Assistance
Information about free or low-cost legal assistance and resources available to eligible Veterans.
Find Legal Help →Stories & Hope
Keep On Living
AMOR Umbrella’s documentary and movement focused on connection, hope, military transition, mental health, and choosing to keep going.
Explore →Community & Stories
Umbrellas of Hope TV
A storytelling platform sharing voices, experiences, creativity, community, and stories designed to inspire hope.
Watch & Explore →Community & Stories
Founders Time
Conversations and stories about entrepreneurship, leadership, creativity, transition, and building something meaningful.
Explore →Media & Productions
AMOR Productions
AMOR Umbrella's media and production arm, creating meaningful documentary features, digital content, and community storytelling projects.
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Women Veterans
The Women Veterans Call Center can help women Veterans navigate VA health care, benefits, eligibility, employment, education and other services.
1-855-829-6636 Women Veterans Support →Family & Caregivers
If you're supporting a Veteran, you deserve support too. Explore caregiver services, family benefits and resources designed to help families navigate what comes next.
Explore Family Support →
More Than a Directory
Read. Learn. Keep Going.
Sometimes the next step starts with a story, a conversation, a new idea or simply knowing that someone else has been there.
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Keep On Living
Explore the documentary and its broader conversations around transition, mental health, connection and hope.
Explore the Film →
Listen & Watch
Stories of Hope
Discover conversations and creative stories through Umbrellas of Hope TV and AMOR's media network.
Explore UHTV →
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Find Your Next Mission
Explore AMOR programs and entrepreneurial pathways designed to encourage creativity, purpose and forward movement.
Explore AMOR →Help Us Grow the Hub
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AMOR Umbrella is building a growing resource hub for veterans, service members, military families, and their communities. If your organization provides meaningful support, we'd love to hear from you.
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What do you need help with?
Finding the right support can be a first step toward hope. Explore trusted resources for yourself, a loved one, a veteran, or someone who may be struggling.
988 Suicide & Crisis Lifeline
Free and confidential crisis support for people experiencing emotional distress, a mental health crisis, or thoughts of suicide.
Visit 988 →VA Burial Benefits
Information and claims guidance regarding VA burial allowances, honor burial benefits, and financial assistance for military families.
View Burial Benefits →Funeral Consumers Alliance
Dedicated to protecting a consumer's right to choose a meaningful, dignified, and affordable funeral or burial option.
Visit Funeral Consumers Alliance →Funeral Service Foundation
Offers multiple resources and guides to support the funeral service profession, grieving families, and community education.
Visit Funeral Service Foundation →Association for Death Education and Counseling (ADEC)
International professional organization promoting excellence in death education, care of the dying, grief counseling, and thanatology research. Call 612-337-1808.
Visit ADEC →Association of Traumatic Stress Specialists (ATSS)
Professional membership organization committed to excellence in trauma services, emergency response, and treatment. Call 864-294-4337.
Visit ATSS →International Society for Traumatic Stress Studies (ISTSS)
Interdisciplinary organization promoting the advancement and exchange of research and clinical knowledge about traumatic stress. Call 847-686-2234.
Visit ISTSS →National Alliance for Children's Grief (NAGC)
Raises awareness about the needs of children and teens grieving a death, providing resources for those who support them. Call 866-432-1542.
Visit NAGC →National Center for PTSD
Aims to advance the clinical care and social welfare of veterans and trauma survivors through research, education, and diagnosis of PTSD and stress disorders.
Visit Center for PTSD →TAPS (Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors)
Providing compassionate care and comprehensive resources for all those grieving the death of a military loved one.
Visit TAPS →Vets4Warriors
A 24/7 confidential peer support network committed to ensuring veterans, service members, families, and caregivers have immediate access to a peer who understands. Call 855-838-8255.
Visit Vets4Warriors →VA Bereavement Counseling
Offers bereavement support to parents, spouses, and children of active duty, National Guard, or reserve members who die while on military duty. Call 202-461-6530.
Learn More →Center for Loss & Life Transition
Dedicated to helping people who are grieving and those who care for them by offering educational resources and compassionate understanding. Call 970-226-6050.
Visit Center for Loss →The Compassionate Friends
Provides highly personal comfort, hope, and support to every family experiencing the death of a son, daughter, brother, sister, or grandchild. Call 877-969-0010.
Visit Compassionate Friends →Hospice Foundation of America
Educates the public and healthcare professionals about death, dying, and grief by bringing together nation’s leading experts. Call 800-854-3402.
Visit HFA →Open to Hope
Helps people find hope after loss through articles, books, podcast broadcasts, and community storytelling of hope and compassion.
Visit Open to Hope →eCondolence.com
Provides guidance on expressing condolences, coping with grief and bereavement, and planning tools following the loss of a loved one.
Visit eCondolence →What's Your Grief
Promotes grief education, exploration, and expression through practical and creative resources, online courses, podcasts, and support communities.
Visit What's Your Grief →Domani for Grief
Provides grief support, honest conversation, and a heartfelt community through courses, blogs, live events, and healing resources.
Visit Domani for Grief →ACCESS (AirCraft Casualty Emotional Support Services)
Air disaster bereavement support network connecting survivors and those who lost loved ones in aviation tragedies with peers who shared similar losses.
Visit ACCESS →Give An Hour
A national network of volunteer professionals harnessing skills and expertise to provide care and support to individuals facing acute or chronic life conditions.
Visit Give An Hour →Active Minds
The nation’s leading nonprofit supporting mental health awareness and education through a network of 800+ campuses, workplaces, and communities.
Visit Active Minds →The Trevor Project
Provides a national 24-hour, toll-free confidential suicide hotline and crisis intervention services for LGBTQ youth.
Visit The Trevor Project →Harvard Injury Control Research Center
Seeks to reduce the societal burden of injury and violence through surveillance, research, intervention, outreach, and training at Harvard T.H. Chan School of Public Health.
Visit HICRC →Live Through This
A collection of portraits and true stories of suicide attempt survivors, curated by Deserae L. Stage, giving a face and voice to survival.
Visit Live Through This →VA Support
Explore health care, benefits, mental health support, transition resources, and services for veterans.
Visit VA.gov →Find Treatment
Confidential and anonymous source of treatment for mental and substance use disorders in your area.
Find Treatment →Didi Hirsch Mental Health Services
Providing whole-person mental health, substance use, and suicide prevention services and crisis lines.
Visit Didi Hirsch →Depression and Bipolar Support Alliance
Peer-based support, education, and tools for individuals living with mood disorders like depression and bipolar disorder.
Visit DBSA →Inclusive Therapists
Centering marginalized communities, connecting you with safe, culturally responsive, and affirming mental health care.
Find an Inclusive Therapist →Trans Lifeline
Peer support phone service run by and for trans people, offering direct emotional and financial support.
Visit Trans Lifeline →The Jason Foundation
Dedicated to the prevention of youth suicide through educational and awareness programs.
Visit Jason Foundation →Warmline Directory
Connect with emotional support lines when you need someone to talk to before reaching a crisis point.
Explore Warmlines →Suicide Prevention App
Access immediate guidance, tools, and safety planning resources directly from your mobile device.
Get the App →I’m Worried About Someone
Learn ways to recognize concern, start a conversation, and connect someone with crisis support.
Learn How to Help →Support After Loss
Find information and support resources for people navigating grief and loss.
Find Support →Find Community Resources
Explore additional behavioral health and community support resources.
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KEEP ON LIVING provides information and connections to resources. This page is not a substitute for professional medical or mental health care. If you are in immediate danger or need emergency assistance, contact emergency services in your area.
Resource Disclaimer: AMOR Umbrella provides this directory as a starting point for finding support and information. Inclusion does not constitute an endorsement or guarantee of services. Information, eligibility, availability, costs and services can change, so please confirm current information directly with each organization.
If you or someone else is in immediate danger, call 911 or go to the nearest emergency department. Veterans in crisis can call 988 and press 1, text 838255, or use the Veterans Crisis Line online chat.