VETERAN OUTREACH

Veteran Support Resources | VFW Post 7824

VFW Post 7824 Veteran Support

You Are Not Alone

Help is available for Veterans, service members, families, and friends facing a crisis, trauma, depression, anxiety, or overwhelming stress.

You were not alone when you served, and you are not alone now. Please reach out before making a permanent decision during a painful moment.

It Is Okay to Ask for Help

After a traumatic experience, it is common to feel frightened, anxious, angry, sad, detached, or constantly on guard. For many people, these feelings improve with time. When they continue, interfere with daily life, or make you feel trapped, professional or peer support can help.

Post-traumatic stress is not a personal failure. Support, counseling, treatment, and connection with other Veterans can help you regain a sense of safety and move forward.

If you are struggling, in pain, worried about another Veteran, or simply need someone to listen, please make contact today.

Veterans Crisis Line

Free, confidential support is available 24 hours a day, seven days a week. You do not need to be enrolled in VA health care or benefits to connect.

Call 988, then Press 1

Speak with a qualified responder trained to support Veterans and their loved ones.

Call 988
Text 838255

Start a confidential text conversation with a Veterans Crisis Line responder.

Text 838255
Online Confidential Chat

Connect online with a responder using the official Veterans Crisis Line chat service.

Start a Confidential Chat

Connection Matters

Veteran-to-Veteran Support

Sometimes it helps to speak with someone who understands military service and the challenges Veterans may face after returning home.

Talk with a Fellow Veteran

VFW Post 7824 encourages Veterans to connect with trusted peers, Post members, service officers, counselors, and other support resources. Conversations can begin without judgment or pressure.

Support for Families and Friends

Family members and friends can also contact the Veterans Crisis Line when they are concerned about a Veteran or service member. You do not have to manage the situation alone.

Clark County Veterans Assistance Center

The Clark County Veterans Assistance Center provides a welcoming local environment where Veterans and their families can seek help connecting with benefits, services, resources, and basic-needs assistance.

Visit the CCVAC Website Call (360) 693-7030

Contact Information

Clark County Veterans Assistance Center

907 Harney Street, Suite 200

Vancouver, WA 98660

Phone: (360) 693-7030

Email: ccvac@ccvac.net

Center Hours

Monday–Friday: 9:00 AM–4:00 PM

Saturday–Sunday: Closed

Please Make the Call

A crisis can make it difficult to see beyond the present moment. You deserve the opportunity to speak with someone who will listen, help you stay safe, and connect you with continuing support.

Call 988, Then Press 1 Text 838255

This page provides general support information and is not a substitute for emergency care, professional diagnosis, or medical treatment.