Soldiers' Angels is a volunteer-led 501(c)(3) non-profit organization providing aid and comfort to the men and women of the United States Army, Marines, Navy, Air Force, Coast Guard, and their families. Founded by the mother of two American soldiers, we have hundreds of thousands of volunteers assisting veterans, wounded and deployed personnel and their families in a variety of unique and effective ways. Soldiers’ Angels responds quickly to requests for support and provides individualized, immediate assistance.  It is a “one-on-one, get it done quickly” organization.  Our volunteer Angels at home adopt individual deployed troops and stay in touch throughout their deployment. Wounded soldiers and their families are asked what they need, and Soldiers’ Angels responds in a hundred different ways:  voice-activated computers; financial assistance for loved ones to stay with their wounded family member; phone cards to call relatives who can’t visit as often as they wish, etc.  Both the organization and the program have grown, but, unfortunately, the needs of our deployed soldiers and their families are growing even faster. This is especially true for our young men and women who are wounded. The government is providing first-class medical care for our wounded soldiers, but it will never be able to provide all of what they deserve and so many services desperately needed by their families.  Soldiers’ Angels works closely with the Department of Defense, the nation’s major veterans groups and a variety of other military support organizations to make sure these brave young men and women who are being helped.

Our Veterans Programs offer services to men and women veterans and their families. Residential treatment is available for mental health issues, PTSD, substance use, release from incarceration, disabilities and homelessness. Our SSVF program can assist veteran families with permanent housing to prevent homelessness.

Our Homeless Veterans Residential Program offers services to both male and female veterans who suffer from chronic mental illness, PTSD diagnosis and substance use disorders. Currently our facilities can host 88 men and 8 women veterans. This program is for Veterans that may or may not have been in the judicial system due to their substance abuse or dual diagnoses and those with disabilities. We know these times can be difficult and with our staff and community of Veterans we are able to support you and help you regain a sense of independence.

The Transition House Inc. focuses on a client-centered and client-friendly environment. We strive to accomplish your goals in a setting that makes you feel a part of your community.

Dedicated to Improving Disabled Veterans Mobility.