The ECBO program provides employment services such as Job Readiness Training and Remedial Education Training to Texans experiencing homelessness and unemployment. Supportive services for clients such as childcare, housing assistance, and substance abuse counseling, and crisis intervention as needed can be coordinated through community partners.

This program provides:

• Skills assessment
• Resume writing
• Help to complete job applications
• Job search assistance
• Job fairs/hiring events
• Access to online services (computer lab use and assistance with setting up an email account, sending/receiving emails, online applications, uploading documents). 
• Assistance accessing training (registration, funds to pay for classes/certifications). 
• Help securing needed documents (driver’s license, photo identification). 
• Help to pay for work-related items (uniforms, tools, safety gear, bus passes, etc.). 

The Employer and Community-Based Organization (ECBO) Initiative Program offers employment services to individuals who are unemployed and facing homelessness.

• Free Computer Use

The Veteran and Family Wellness Program provides counseling (individual, group, marriage & family) and Peer support services to Veterans, Veteran dependents, and surviving spouses, including via telehealth and after-hours appointments.

This program is for veterans and their dependents and surviving spouses. 

To take advantage of this program, speak to your local NVOP office for a referral to our sliding scale services.

Community Partners, ask about joining the VFWP mental health collaborative.

Counseling services are available on a sliding scale.

The 16,000 square foot facility is a “one-stop” service center for NVOP’s social services programs.

The residential center provides a safe and secure place for veteran clients to regain stabilization and engage in services that will equip them in their journey to self-sufficiency.

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If you are currently experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming homeless, Homelink can help by assessing your situation and connecting you with the most appropriate housing resource.

This is an in-person Homelink access point.

After enrolling with Homelink, if your need is not met by an immediate referral, you must maintain your eligibility every 30 days. This will be explained further during your Homelink assessment.

You do NOT need to be a veteran to receive an assessment at this location.

If you are currently experiencing homelessness or are at risk of becoming homeless, Homelink can help by assessing your situation and connecting you with the most appropriate housing resource.

Our residential center is a 35,000 square foot facility that provides 80 transitional beds and 60 single room occupancy units to veterans experiencing homelessness.

The residential center provides a safe and secure place for veteran clients to regain stabilization and engage in services that will equip them in their journey to self-sufficiency.

Must be a homeless veteran.

VETS operates a 25,000 square foot corrugated box manufacturing plant focused on training and employing veterans experiencing homelessness and veterans with disabilities.

Call (210) 223-4088 to apply.

This program is for homeless and disabled veterans.