"We Are Veterans Helping Veterans"
The California Veterans Assistance Foundation (CVAF) is a 501 (c) (3), nonprofit, tax exempt corporation. It was established 2003 to operate transitional housing programs for military veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The CVAF Board of Directors is comprised of veterans who are nationally recognized as experts on the issues of homelessness among veterans and are dedicated to veteran’s advocacy. The CVAF currently operates two of these programs in Kern County, California. (www.cavaf.org) CVAF provides supportive services and transitional housing for veterans from all over the United States. CVAF’s parent company, Veterans Assistance Foundation, has three programs and is located in Wisconsin. For more information on the programs in California, contact 661-695-3626. You may also contact us at 866-225-8387 to make contact or referrals for admission.
The California Veterans Assistance Foundation (CVAF) is a 501 (c) (3), nonprofit, tax exempt corporation. It was established 2003 to operate transitional housing programs for military veterans who are homeless or at risk of becoming homeless. The CVAF Board of Directors is comprised of veterans who are nationally recognized as experts on the issues of homelessness among veterans and are dedicated to veteran’s advocacy. The CVAF currently operates two of these programs in Kern County, California. (www.cavaf.org) CVAF provides supportive services and transitional housing for veterans from all over the United States. CVAF’s parent company, Veterans Assistance Foundation, has three programs and is located in Wisconsin. For more information on the programs in California, contact 661-695-3626. You may also contact us at 866-225-8387 to make contact or referrals for admission.
To operate programs designed to assist homeless or at risk of becoming homeless veterans maintain or improve their status in society by providing a safe and secure environment through which they can access a wide array of human services. The focus of these programs is to assist homeless veterans with the services that have prevented them from becoming re-established in their communities.
It is the focus of the CVAF to: "Transition homeless veterans (or those veterans at risk of becoming homeless) into society’s mainstream. This will be done by assisting them to obtain meaningful employment and subsequently, safe, decent, and sanitary housing." Our programs do not provide emergency shelter.
It is the focus of the CVAF to: "Transition homeless veterans (or those veterans at risk of becoming homeless) into society’s mainstream. This will be done by assisting them to obtain meaningful employment and subsequently, safe, decent, and sanitary housing." Our programs do not provide emergency shelter.
