Putting Veterans First Since 1992
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Putting Veterans First Since 1992
New Directions for Veterans operates four residential facilities in West Los Angeles.
Learn MoreNew Directions for Veterans operates four residential facilities in West Los Angeles.
Learn MoreA veteran’s military experience can have a tremendous impact on not only the veteran, but also his/her family.
Learn MoreLife after the military can pose many challenges to veterans and family members.
Learn MoreNew Directions for Veterans helps homeless veterans obtain employment by providing a complete set of services and resources.
Learn MoreNew Directions for Veterans empowers men and women who served in the military, and their families, to lead productive and fulfilling lives.
OUR HISTORY LEADERSHIPto empower men and women who served in the military,
and their families, to lead productive and fulfilling lives.
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New Directions for Veterans CFC# 16466 New Directions for Veterans' 2017 Combined Federal Campaign (CFC) application has been approved by[...]
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Actors Joe Mantegna and Steven Weber to host event with special honorees including Congresswoman Maxine Waters, The Skylight Foundation and[...]
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Suicide is the tenth leading cause of death in the United States, the military population is particularly at-risk with 22[...]
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NDVets is proud to celebrate 25 years of serving veterans and their families! Thank you to all of our supporters,[...]
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NEW DIRECTIONS FOR VETERANS HIRES NEW CHIEF PROGRAM OFFICER LOS ANGELES, December 5, 2016– New Directions for Veterans welcomes[...]
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LOS ANGELES – New Directions for Veterans (NDVets), a nonprofit organization that helps our nation’s veterans successfully address the challenges[...]
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Bill Rosendahl, the gregarious and outspoken former Los Angeles City Councilman, died Wednesday morning after a four-year battle with cancer.[...]
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Champion for Veterans’ Services Helped Shape Agency’s Future LOS ANGELES, August 11, 2015 – Building 116 on the VA Greater[...]
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A proposal was introduced this morning by Senators Dianne Feinstein (D-Calif.) and Barbara Boxer (D-Calif.) toward the goal of providing[...]
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Long-percolating project is expected to open for tenants by the end of this year.
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106 Units in El Monte and Los Angeles to House Homeless Veterans LOS ANGELES, July 10, 2015 – Three[...]
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Visit to Israel Inspires New Directions for Veterans’ Trauma-Informed Care LOS ANGELES, June 29, 2015 – What does post-traumatic stress[...]
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West LA-based precious metal asset firm Rosland Capital on Monday participated in the 5th Annual Walk for Warriors Memorial Day[...]
Read MoreImagine yourself with no military experience and you hear someone say, “I have served 12 years in the Army National Guard.” You wouldn’t think that he or she would have left the United States during
Damion Bishop I was born in Medford, Oregon on November 30, 1972. My mom liked bad boys and met my dad in Juvenile Hall. He was so bad that she changed our names and moved
Garry and Rebecca Garry Watson, a disabled US Army Veteran, and his wife, Rebecca, were bouncing from shelter to shelter on Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles. Garry was disabled, unable to work, and was
Ten years ago my life was far from the successful and happy one that I am living today. I would like to tell you about how New Directions was instrumental in helping me reclaim my
Growing up in Watts, Ralph Jackson was no stranger to the consequences of violence and crime. He saw friends and relatives run afoul of the law, and at a young age he faced the loss
