Written by Administrator
Wednesday, 30 December 2009 16:00
- Case Management to assist the veteran in identifying appropriate community resources to meet or address his/her individual needs. Depending on the individual's needs, the staff will make referrals to other agencies.
- Referrals to medical, social, and legal services or other veteran service organization
- Housing - Clean and safe housing that provides a stable living environment.
- Security for the protection of the residents
- Transportation
- Advocacy
- Assistance in accessing other Federal, State, and Local resources.
- Residential Assistance Counseling Program.
- Daily Living Skills include, but are not limited to the following;
- Learning to budget
- Job Finding
- Interviewing Skills
- Using Transportation Services
- Obtaining a Driver's License
- Using a Bank Account / Banking & Financing
- Registering to Vote / Civic Awareness
- Personal Grooming & Hygiene
- Setting Goals / Making Lists
- Finding a Place to Live / Paying Rent/Mortgage
Nutritional Meals
Residents are provided weekly food baskets. The NMVIC offers cooking classes for it's residents.
Last Updated ( Wednesday, 07 April 2010 12:29 )