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​​​​​​​Below is examples of an organizations we work with to provide therapeutic activities for Veterans and their families. 

• Maryland Therapeutic Riding provides at no cost to Veterans, Active-Duty Military personnel, and first responders who have been injured in the line of duty, participants work with our specialty trained horses, staff, and volunteers to gain emotional, cognitive, social and physical benefits from our equine assisted activity and a Therapy Riding Programs offered on the farm

• Guitars 4 Vets
  •  Guitar for Vets will provide 10 one on one lessons, live or virtually.   

• Heroes on The Water
  • To provide wellness and community to our heroes and their families through kayak fishing and the outdoors.  
• Team RWB
  • Our chapters and the Team RWB App deliver virtual and local, consistent, and inclusive opportunities for veterans and the community to connect through physical and social activity. 
• Salute Military Golf Association (SMGA)
  • The SMGA’s mission is to provide rehabilitative golf programs, experiences, and family inclusive golf opportunities for post 9/11 wounded war veterans in an effort to improve the quality of life for these American heroes.
• Wounded Warrior Project 
  • Through a range of programs and services, we’re transforming the way America’s injured veterans are empowered, employed, and engaged in our communities.
• The Vet Center coordinates social outings for Veterans and their families. For example, a group attended two local Minor League Baseball games, such as Frederick Key and Bowie Baysox. 

We educate agencies about Veterans' needs and Vet Center services

• Law enforcement and first responders
• Colleges and Universities
• Reserve and National Guard Bases
• VA facilities and Community access points

Reach out to the Fort Worth Vet Center if you or your organization would like to learn more about VA benefits and services, Veteran culture, and how we can collaborate to support the Veteran community.

The Brooklyn Vet Center offers a schedule of virtual classes discussing the different general resources available to Veterans and Service Members. 

Vet Center staff can refer you to:

• Substance Use Disorder (SUD) Program at the Laredo VA Clinic |
• SCAN, Inc. 
• Association for the Advancement of Mexican Americans 

The Austin Vet Center hosts and participates in Veteran- Centered activities and outings that facilitate connection, camaraderie and community such as:

• Open Houses
• Family Funday at Zilker Park
• Holiday parties
• Sporting events

The Trenton Vet Center offers support during times of illness or mental health stress.  We can talk with you about your concerns and help you to work through them.

The  Trenton Vet Center has many connections in the local community, including

• Forces for Horses provides Equine Therapy
• Food Pantry Outreach   

Please contact our Outreach Coordinator, George, at 609-882-5744 for more information or with suggestions for community activities.

Contact the Vet Center  for more information on whole health building or to schedule an appointment.

Can't make it to our location for an appointment? No worries...we offer telehealth and phone appointments too.

Please contact us to set up an appointment at 609-882-5744.

At the Southwest Houston Vet Center we have Women Veteran Centric groups led by female counselors.

We also have community partners that focus primarily on female Veteran and service member needs, at any time you can call us at 713-523-0884 for referral or questions.

Learn more about VA Women's Mental Health services and resources designed to uniquely support you.