A pantry tour — VTC staff show visitors the food pantry refrigerators and freezers

Programs & Services

Veterans Transition Center of California connects Veterans with housing, employment assistance, wellness resources, and practical guidance tailored to their individual goals. Our team is here to help you understand your options and take the next step with confidence.

Find the Right Support

Explore the programs available through VTC and learn which services may be right for you. Each page includes program details, eligibility requirements, and clear information about how to get started.

From emergency and transitional housing to permanent supportive homes, VTC offers safe places to live alongside personalized case management, practical resources, and guidance focused on long-term stability.

Our onsite groups create space for Veterans to connect, develop life skills, strengthen personal wellness, and learn from others with shared experiences.

Our pantry provides groceries, fresh produce, household staples, and pet food to Veterans, active-duty service members, and their families throughout Monterey County.

Get help navigating VA benefits, employment, health care, housing, and community-based services. Our team helps simplify the process and connect you with the right resources.

The Teams Behind Our Mission

Meet Our Staff

Our Maintenance team cares for VTC’s homes, facilities, and shared spaces, ensuring the campus remains safe, welcoming, and ready to meet the needs of residents and staff.

maintenance@vtcmonterey.org

Marketing & Development advances VTC’s mission through fundraising, communications, events, and community partnerships. The department builds awareness, strengthens relationships, and secures investments that expand our impact.

marketing@vtcmonterey.org

Looking Ahead

Strengthening Our Campus

VTC continues to plan for the changing needs of the Veteran community by improving accessibility, expanding capacity, and creating spaces that support connection and belonging.

Explore Upcoming Projects
A Veteran seated in a wheelchair holding a small black service dog in the VTC lobby