If you or someone else is in crisis
Veterans Pathway Project is not a crisis line, clinic, or emergency dispatcher. If you are in immediate danger, call 911. If you are having thoughts of suicide or need urgent mental-health support:
- Call or text 988, then press 1 for the Veterans Crisis Line, or chat at veteranscrisisline.net
- Call 911 for a life-threatening emergency
- Go to the nearest emergency room
Our programs can help you locate facilities and peer support later. They do not replace professional care.
Finding VA facilities and Vet Centers
Many people know they need help but do not know which office is nearest or open. Help Me Vets is our free map and directory program. It is designed to shorten the search for:
- VA medical centers and outpatient clinics
- Vet Centers
- Veteran service organizations and related community supports
- Pathways related to PTSD, mental health, and peer support listings we maintain for public benefit
You do not need an account to look something up. We are not the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, we do not file claims, and we do not provide medical care. Official VA information remains available at va.gov.
Connection and school support
Pathway Network is a free space for veterans, service members, families, and supporters to connect and find peer support. It is not therapy and not a hotline.
School Assistant is a free program for students and families navigating school-related needs, including study and homework help. It does not replace school counselors or emergency services.
How to get involved
Support the mission with a tax-deductible donation (EIN 42-4534390), volunteer, or share the programs with someone who needs them. Questions: contact@vetvp.org.
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