Get Help · Los Angeles City & County
You don’t have to figure it out alone.
If you’re a veteran facing homelessness or trying to regain stability, start here. Follow Me Veterans Foundation connects veterans with support, resources, and a community that understands.
Veterans helping veterans. One step at a time.
Start with what matters most
What do you need help with?
You may need support in more than one area. Tell us where you’d like to begin, even if you’re unsure which resources are right for you.
Housing
Finding housing resources and taking steps toward a safe, stable place to live.
Mental, medical & dental care
Connecting with resources for your health and well-being.
Family connections
Support for reconnecting with loved ones and rebuilding relationships.
Veterans benefits
Understanding VA benefits, disability compensation, and other available programs.
Job training
Exploring workforce resources and opportunities to build civilian career skills.
Education
Exploring learning opportunities and earned education benefits.
Vital documents
Finding help with identification, discharge paperwork, and other documents.
Referrals
Connecting with additional resources and support in your community.
A manageable first step
Start a conversation.
Tell us what you need.
Share a brief description of the support you’re looking for and your city or area.
Choose how to stay in touch.
Provide a safe way for the team to contact you. Mention any communication or accessibility needs.
Explore possible next steps.
The goal is to identify resources that fit your situation. Services and eligibility depend on the program or provider.
Before you reach out
I’m not sure which support I need. Can I still reach out?
Yes. Describe what is most difficult right now in your own words. You don’t need to know the name of a program to start a conversation.
Can I ask about help for a veteran I know?
You can ask about resources for a family member or someone you support. Use your own contact information and avoid sharing another person’s private details without their permission.
Should I send documents with my first message?
A brief overview is enough to start. Do not include Social Security numbers, medical records, financial information, or copies of identification in this form.
Does a request guarantee housing or services?
No. A request starts a conversation about possible resources. Housing, benefits, appointments, and other services depend on eligibility, availability, and the organizations providing them.
Take the first step
Request support from our team.
Tell us a little about what you need. Keep your message brief and provide a safe way to contact you.
This form is for general support requests. For urgent help, use the phone and text resources above.