Leveraging the work of groups like the San Diego Veterans Coalition, and the Peer to Peer hub at Courage to Call the Veterans Care Coordination Project is implementing a care coordination network aimed at improved access for our Veteran/Military Families, and enhancing the rich community collaboration in our sector. Built on the fundamental pillars of collective impact, this network is being built across 15 key community service domains with shared outcomes to ensure that community resources are best deployed to ensure no one falls through the cracks.

Fully Funded for 18 months
2-1-1 San Diego has financed the pilot phase of this project.

Benefits
Care Coordination, Community Collaboration, Improved Access for Veteran Families

Tracking
100% of outcomes are tracked, ensuring no one falls through the cracks

Trusted Resources
Collective group of known, curated partners who focus on what they do best, and refer out for additional services

What are the domains?

• Benefits
• Clothing & Household Goods
• Education
• Employment
• Food
• Health
• Housing & Shelter
• Individual and Family Support Services
• Legal
• Money Management
• Social Enrichment
• Spiritual Enrichment
• Sports & Recreation
• Transportation
• Utilities

Who is leading this effort?
The steering committee includes partners such as:

• San Diego Veterans Coalition
• Alpha Project
• Blue Star Families
• HHSA
• Interfaith Community Services
• Mental Health Systems
• Courage to Call
• USD Caster Center
• Zero 8 Hundred
• NVTSI/Reboot
• SAY San Diego
• 2-1-1 San Diego
• Veterans Village of San Diego