Veterans Helping Veterans Heal (VHVH) is a nonprofit focused on transforming the lives of homeless veterans and helping them build a secure future. Since our founding in 2012, our …

Established in 2012 with funding from a VA Homeless Providers Capital Grant, Veterans Helping Veterans Heal (VHVH) is an initiative of ANCHOR — Affordable North Carolina Housing …

VHVH’s facility provides everything that veterans need to begin their journey toward a higher quality of life, including:

Once admitted to VHVH, veterans can remain up to 24 months while they receive supportive services to address the physical, mental, substance abuse, financial and legal issues that …

VHVH helps veterans regain independence and quality of life. It’s funded mainly by the Veterans Administration at $64.52 per resident daily, but this falls short due to rising expenses like …

VHVH provides a holistic approach that goes far beyond simply providing temporary shelter. Our residents can remain for up to 24 months while they receive the services for mental health and …

The VHVH Works program offers partner employers access to capable, motivated workers either as direct hires or contracted through VHVH Works. Our program is also designed to prepare …

May 31, 2016 | VHVH News Posted: Monday, August 15, 2016By Michael Hewlett Winston-Salem Journal Veterans facing minor criminal charges will have a second chance with Forsyth …

VHVH clients have served their country honorably and deserve our help in regaining their independence, self sufficiency and quality of life. VHVH’s largest funder is the Veterans …

VHVH helps veterans regain independence and quality of life. It’s funded mainly by the Veterans Administration at a per diem rate per resident, but this falls short due to rising expenses like …