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We partner with VA and other organizations in the community to support homeless Veteran populations.

Learn about how the Battle Creek VAMC can assist

For support, call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans at 877-424-3838.

You can also reach out to our Veterans Outreach Program Specialist for more information. 

We partner with the VA and other organizations in the community to support LGBTQ+ Veteran populations.

To connect with the LGBTQ+ Veteran Care Coordinator

Reach out to our Veterans Outreach Program Specialist for more information! 

We partner with VA and other organizations in the community to support minority Veteran populations.

Connect with the Battle Creek VAMC Minority Care Coordinator 

Reach out to our Veterans Outreach Program Specialist for more information.

We have male and female counselors available based on your preference. We can also connect you with specific programs for women Veteran inside the VA or with organizations in your community.

Learn more about: 

• Women Veteran Care at the Battle Creek VAMC
• Michigan Women Veterans

We can also connect you with the Women Veterans Call Center. You can call or text 855-829-6636

Chat online with the Women Veterans Call Center

We specialize in serving the unique needs of those who served, including: 

• First responders
• Women Veterans
• Veterans of color

If we can't help, we’ll connect you with someone who can. 

We also provide a creative arts group for women on Wednesdays at 10:00 a.m. If you’re interested in joining, give us a call. 

Seeking help is a the first step to feeling safer and more optimistic about your future. We're here to help you regain a sense of purpose. We can offer:

• A non-judgmental approach to further understanding your circumstance
• Validation of your feelings and experience
• An opportunity to create safety
• An opportunity to create meaning
• Reminders that you are not alone in this journey

Counseling is centered around the service member or Veteran’s goals in readjusting after service or trauma.

This may differ from couples and family counseling in traditional settings. While the family unit is the focus, the services are driven by the Veteran or active-duty service member. To continue counseling, the Veteran or active-duty service member will need to remain engaged at all times. We offer a number of modalities, psychoeducation, and most importantly support.

You’ll need to complete an intake before scheduling a couples or family counseling session.

We offer an LGBTQ+ group focused on helping Veterans, service members, and their families with interpersonal skills, social-emotional support, and navigating new VA LGBTQ+ services.

We specialize in serving the unique needs of those who served, including: 

• First responders
• Women Veterans
• Veterans of color   

We try to help any Veteran, service member, or their family. If we can't help, we'll connect you with an organization that can, possibly, one of our many community partners.