Veterans and Family Center
As a Christian based program, we provide transitional and supportive housing, including meals, for over seventy Veterans and their family members.
Veterans and Family Center
Donations Currently Needed Most
Deodorant – Male & Female, Shampoo & Conditioner, Soap, Laundry Detergent, Window Cleaner, Multi-surface cleaner/disinfectant.
What We Do
The Salvation Army Veterans and Family Center is a transitional housing center that provides a therapeutic environment for 50 veterans and their families daily. Through intensive case management and collaboration with the Veterans Administration, clients are provided with the tools necessary to become self-sufficient
Our Mission
To give safety, security, help and hope by providing a place of transition that honors veterans and nurtures reconciliation.
Eligibility Requirements
Completed basic training and served on Active Duty.
Are you a Veteran who is at risk for being homeless?
Contact us by phone at(800) 858-7126, or Email our program director.
Contact Information
We serve veterans from all eras of military service; assisting vets & dependents for up to 9 months.
Contact us by phone at(800) 858-7126, or Email our program director.
The Salvation Army Veterans and Family Center | 14825 SW Farmington Road, Beaverton, Oregon 97007
Help Support the Veterans and Family Center
Volunteer: Please give us a call at 503-731-3951 to learn more about volunteer opportunities.
Our Services
We serve veterans from all eras of military service.
We are a transitional housing center that provides a therapeutic environment for 75 vets and their families daily. We assist veterans and their dependents for up to nine months in reaching their potential.
- Intensive case management
- Development of a therapeutic relationship
- Assessment of needs with comprehensive case plan
- Advocacy
- Benefit assistance
- Skill-building
- Resource referral
- Coordination of medical, mental health, and addiction services as well as education services, housing placement and job training
- Classes and groups including Rent Well, budgeting, nutrition workshops, etc.
- Individual guidance and support in a caring, home-like atmosphere
- 10 units of permanent alcohol and drug free housing for Veterans
- Recreational activities including gardening, a fitness room, a game room and community outings
- Worship Services
- Bible studies
Through intensive case management and collaboration with the Veterans Administration, clients are provided with the tools necessary to become self-sufficient.
This institution is an equal opportunity provider. For more information about nondiscrimination please visit this USDA site.