Finding the right program or service can be complicated. VTC helps Veterans understand their options, connect with appropriate departments, and access practical information related to housing, benefits, employment, wellness, and everyday needs.
You may already know what you need, or you may simply have questions. Our team can help you identify the most appropriate VTC program, department, or community resource.
Veterans enrolled in eligible VTC programs may also work with a dedicated Case Manager who coordinates services and develops an individualized plan based on their goals.
For Veterans enrolled in qualifying programs, Case Managers provide consistent guidance and help coordinate the services connected to each person’s plan.
Get help understanding earned benefits, preparing for employment, and identifying education or training opportunities. Our team can direct you to the appropriate VTC department or trusted partner.
Not sure where to begin? Our team will point you to the right person.
Find Your Department
VTC offers emergency, transitional, and permanent supportive housing for Veterans at different stages of need. Program eligibility, availability, and referral requirements vary.
Lightfighter Village is currently fully occupied. Veterans may submit a pre-application for consideration when future openings become available.
Explore Housing Programs
The VTC Food Pantry offers groceries, pantry staples, household essentials, and pet food to eligible Veterans, active-duty service members, and their families.
Visit the Food Pantry page for current hours, eligibility, and donation needs.
Visit the Food Pantry
Explore practical information, downloadable resources, and community programs designed to help Veterans prepare, learn, and stay connected.
Lightfighter Village is currently at capacity. Veterans may complete a pre-application to be considered when future housing opportunities become available.
Use our plain-language guide to learn common smartphone functions, including calls, text messages, video calls, accessibility tools, and scam awareness.
Free weekly art classes at Martinez Hall offer Veterans a welcoming space for creativity, expression, and community connection.
Community giving helps VTC maintain housing, food access, case management, and other practical resources for Veterans and their families.
Donate TodayVeterans Transition Center of California is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit — EIN #77-0431413.
