Identify veteran status at intake
We ask during case prep and gather discharge records (DD-214) where possible.
For veterans
You served. The transition home from prison shouldn't be fought alone. We coordinate with VA reentry programs so veterans get every benefit they've earned, starting before release.
The VA already runs programs for incarcerated and justice-involved veterans. Our job is to connect people to them early, help with the paperwork, and make sure a Dream Team and a release-day team are there too.
We ask during case prep and gather discharge records (DD-214) where possible.
Referral to the VA's Health Care for Reentry Veterans (HCRV) specialist for the facility.
HUD-VASH and SSVF eligibility screening early, because some definitions of homelessness exclude people leaving long sentences.
VA benefits are reduced or suspended during incarceration. We help file reinstatement paperwork promptly to avoid gaps and overpayment debt.
VA program
Reentry planning and VA service education for veterans in state and federal prisons.
VA program
Outreach and linkage for veterans in jails and in veterans treatment courts.
Housing
Rental assistance with VA case management, plus Supportive Services for Veteran Families.
Employment
U.S. Department of Labor job training and placement for veterans experiencing homelessness.
From inside
PO Box 4
Write to us from inside at PO Box 4, Frankfort, IN 46041.
Family
Or have a family member email admin@brokenchampions.com or call 260-508-6867.
Broken Champions is not part of the VA and does not determine VA eligibility. We help people connect to VA services.