About Veterans Community Project – VCP

The Veterans Community Project (VCP) is a non-profit organization based in the United States that focuses on providing support and resources to homeless veterans. The organization was founded by a group of veterans in Kansas City, Missouri, in 2015. Their mission is to eliminate veteran homelessness by providing transitional housing, community support, and various services to veterans in need.

Key features of the Veterans Community Project include:

Tiny Houses
Holistic Support
Community Engagement
Expansion

Tiny Houses: One of the unique aspects of the Veterans Community Project is its focus on providing housing through the construction of “tiny houses.” These small, self-contained units serve as transitional housing for homeless veterans. The tiny houses are designed to provide a safe and stable living environment.
Holistic Support: VCP aims to address the multiple challenges that homeless veterans face. They offer not only housing but also access to case management, mental health services, job placement assistance, medical care, and other forms of support to help veterans regain stability and independence.
Community Engagement: The Veterans Community Project emphasizes the importance of building a strong sense of community among veterans. They create supportive environments where veterans can connect with each other, share experiences, and help one another during their journey toward self-sufficiency.
Expansion: Initially launched in Kansas City, the Veterans Community Project has gained attention and recognition for its innovative approach to addressing veteran homelessness. Due to its success, the organization has been expanding its efforts to other cities and regions in the United States.

https://nrd.gov/resource/detail/21079622/Veterans+Community+Project

https://www.veteranscommunityproject.org/