Services We Provide

Residents will be seen by their VA doctors. The case manager will be knowledgeable of the resident’s medical history and make sure all appointments are maintained, and medications are taken as prescribed. Transportation is provided. 

Residents experienced a myriad of mental health issues due to service in Viet Nam, Afghanistan. PTSD, depression, anxiety, substance abuse, along with issues due to physical disabilities. Female veterans have those issues in addition to sexual trauma from rape. 

Veteran residents will have an opportunity to pair their military job skills with Jobs in the employment sector. They will have the choice of seeking other employment skills through vocational education, attending college and on the job training opportunities. Opportunities exist for training in Diesel mechanics with job placement and culinary, paraprofessionals in Duval County Schools. 

For families with school age children, tutoring will be offered to ensure they are not left behind. Parenting classes and family outings will be a necessary part of SCO Housing. Many marriages dissolve and children endure psychological and emotional trauma. Promoting family welfare builds family unity, keeps families together and reduces much of the stress that homeless military families endure.

Residents will be provided with transportation through a contract provider

for all services and employments.

 All participants remain a part of our aftercare services to ensure they have made a successful transition into the community.