New York City is home to over 200,000 veterans—men and women who have served our country in times of war and peace. Yet, despite the sacrifices these individuals have made, they are met with a stark reality: a lack of funding and support. This issue is not just an oversight—it's a systemic failure, exacerbated by the indifference of leadership at both the local and federal levels. The city's veterans face financial and logistical barriers, while their needs go largely ignored.

The Forgotten Veteran Resource Guide and Website

It is difficult to imagine all the moving parts of transitioning from active-duty, natural disaster, homelessness, or incarceration; especially for veterans suffering service-connected ailments. The Forgotten Veteran Resource Guide is here to bridge that gap. This comprehensive guide is designed to provide veterans and service providers with direct access to the most reliable programs and organizations offering transitional services with forms and documents, resources, contact information, and more.