Veterans' HVRP Initiative
Navigating the Path Back to Society with Support, Opportunity, and Dignity
About the Veterans' HVRP Initiative
The Bridge Club of Greater Lowell is excited to present the "Veterans' HVRP Initiative." This comprehensive program is meticulously designed to support veterans as they transition back into society from homelessness. Our approach recognizes the multifaceted challenges faced by our veterans, providing them with robust resources, opportunities, and support in their journey toward reintegration and recovery.
Randy Carter- Veteran Program Manager
A retired U.S. Air Force veteran with over 24 years of military service, Randy Carter has been serving in various nonprofit roles across Massachusetts since 2013.
Holistic Assistance for Veterans
1. Employment Assistance: We stand with our veterans, providing access to a network of CORI-friendly employers eager to welcome them into the workforce, ensuring they have the employment stability necessary for a successful reintegration.
2. Vocational Training Opportunities: Our collaboration with the New England Tractor Trailer School provides veterans with essential Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC-R) training, equipping them with valuable skills for sustainable employment.
3. Transportation Services: Our initiative guarantees hassle-free transportation to and from work or school for up to one year, removing logistical barriers to education and employment.
4. Apprenticeship Opportunities: Veterans can enhance their skills and industry knowledge through diverse apprenticeship opportunities, fostering personal and professional growth.
5. Paid Housing: Secure and stable housing is crucial to rebuilding lives. Our program supplies up to three months of paid housing, ensuring our veterans have a reliable and comfortable home base.
Recovery and Wellness Support
6. Substance Abuse Disorder Recovery Resources: The initiative embraces veterans in their recovery journey by offering:
Special Support for Legal Challenges
For veterans navigating the Middlesex County Veteran's Treatment Court in Framingham, we offer dependable transportation to and from court every Monday from various predetermined pickup locations throughout Middlesex County. This service ensures our veterans can fulfill their legal responsibilities seamlessly.
The Bridge Club of Greater Lowell: Bridging the Gap to a Brighter Future for Our Veterans
Fill out the form below if you are interested in the Veteran's HVRP Initiative, or Call Us today.
About the Veterans' HVRP Initiative
The Bridge Club of Greater Lowell is excited to present the "Veterans' HVRP Initiative." This comprehensive program is meticulously designed to support veterans as they transition back into society from homelessness. Our approach recognizes the multifaceted challenges faced by our veterans, providing them with robust resources, opportunities, and support in their journey toward reintegration and recovery.
Randy Carter- Veteran Program Manager
A retired U.S. Air Force veteran with over 24 years of military service, Randy Carter has been serving in various nonprofit roles across Massachusetts since 2013.
Holistic Assistance for Veterans
1. Employment Assistance: We stand with our veterans, providing access to a network of CORI-friendly employers eager to welcome them into the workforce, ensuring they have the employment stability necessary for a successful reintegration.
2. Vocational Training Opportunities: Our collaboration with the New England Tractor Trailer School provides veterans with essential Commercial Driver's License (CDL) and Heating, Ventilation, Air Conditioning, and Refrigeration (HVAC-R) training, equipping them with valuable skills for sustainable employment.
3. Transportation Services: Our initiative guarantees hassle-free transportation to and from work or school for up to one year, removing logistical barriers to education and employment.
4. Apprenticeship Opportunities: Veterans can enhance their skills and industry knowledge through diverse apprenticeship opportunities, fostering personal and professional growth.
5. Paid Housing: Secure and stable housing is crucial to rebuilding lives. Our program supplies up to three months of paid housing, ensuring our veterans have a reliable and comfortable home base.
Recovery and Wellness Support
6. Substance Abuse Disorder Recovery Resources: The initiative embraces veterans in their recovery journey by offering:
- Personalized recovery coaching to navigate the path to wellness
- Over 30 recovery meetings weekly, creating a community of support and understanding
- Veteran-specific Intensive Outpatient Programs (IOPs), tailored to address the unique challenges faced by our veterans in their recovery journey
Special Support for Legal Challenges
For veterans navigating the Middlesex County Veteran's Treatment Court in Framingham, we offer dependable transportation to and from court every Monday from various predetermined pickup locations throughout Middlesex County. This service ensures our veterans can fulfill their legal responsibilities seamlessly.
The Bridge Club of Greater Lowell: Bridging the Gap to a Brighter Future for Our Veterans
Fill out the form below if you are interested in the Veteran's HVRP Initiative, or Call Us today.
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