HONORING HIRING HELPING OUR HEROES OF PINAL COUNTY

Constructing and operating the HOHP Pinal Veterans Transition Center, which will include 25 total individual rooms for homeless veterans (expanding from 10 to 25 rooms). First-floor renovations include updated flooring, lighting, a computer resource room, and new ramadas, supported by a 2021 grant from the Arizona Department of Veterans Services for roof and window repairs.

Operates the Eagle One Mobile Veteran Outreach Center, a 39 ft. RV, providing scheduled quarterly visits to communities throughout Pinal County since late 2015. The center is equipped with laptops, wifi, and a printer to assist veterans and distributes pamphlets and brochures from partner organizations.

Operates the 39-foot "Eagle One" Mobile Veteran Outreach Center, providing quarterly visits to communities across Pinal County since late 2015. The mobile unit is equipped with laptops, Wi-Fi, printers, and copiers to assist veterans with accessing VA websites, replacing DD-214s and other military documents, and distributing informational materials from partner organizations.

Operates the 39-foot "Eagle One" Mobile Veteran Outreach Center, providing quarterly visits to communities across Pinal County since late 2015. The mobile unit is equipped with laptops, Wi-Fi, printers, and copiers to assist veterans with accessing VA websites, replacing DD-214s and other military documents, and distributing informational materials from partner organizations.

Operates the HOHP Pinal County Veterans Center – Eagles Landing, opened in January 2017 and relocated to a new facility at 100 E. Florence Blvd., Casa Grande in July 2022. The center has served over 18,000 veterans and military family members in its first five years and provides ongoing access to computers, printers, and support services.

Operates the "Eagle One" Mobile Veteran Outreach Center, a 39 ft. RV that provides scheduled quarterly visits to communities across Pinal County since late 2015, offering on-site resources and support. The mobile unit is equipped with laptops, Wi-Fi, printers, and materials from partner organizations to assist veterans with accessing services.

Operates the HOHP Pinal County Veterans Center – Eagles Landing, opened in January 2017 and relocated to 100 E. Florence Blvd., Casa Grande in July 2022, providing services to over 18,000 veterans and families in its first five years. The center offers computer access, printing, copiers, assistance with VA websites (e.g., My HealtheVet, EBenefits), and help replacing DD-214s and other military documents.

Operates the HOHP Pinal County Veterans Center - Eagles Landing, which opened in January 2017 and transitioned to a new facility at 100 E. Florence Blvd., Casa Grande in July 2022. The organization is constructing the HOHP Pinal Veterans Transition Center to add 15 individual rooms for homeless veterans, bringing the total to 25 rooms, and has completed first-floor renovations including a computer resource room.

Operates and is expanding the HOHP Pinal Veterans Transition Center, which provides housing for homeless veterans. The center is increasing from 10 to 25 individual rooms, with first-floor renovations completed including new flooring, lighting, computer resource room, and outdoor ramadas. The facility also hosted the 10th Annual Pinal County Veteran Stand Down in October 2022.

Operates the HOHP Pinal County Veterans Center – Eagles Landing, relocated to 100 E. Florence Blvd., Casa Grande in July 2022, providing a hub for services including computer access, referrals, and scheduled support activities. The organization is constructing a Veterans Transition Center expansion to increase capacity to 25 individual rooms for homeless veterans and completed first-floor renovations including a computer resource room and new facilities infrastructure, supported by a 2021 grant from the Arizona Department of Veterans Services.

Organizes the Annual Pinal County Veteran Stand Down, with the 10th event scheduled for October 5, 2022, to be held at the Transition Center.

Hosts regular social and therapeutic gatherings for veterans, including the "Cup O’ Joe Veterans Coffee Club" every Tuesday, a PTSD support group and Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every Thursday, the SHE Women Veterans Group on the third Tuesday of each month, and the HOHP Eagle Shadow Riders group on the third Thursday. Also organizes the annual Pinal County Veteran Stand Down, scheduled for October 5, 2022.

Hosts various support groups and social activities for veterans and military families, including a "Cup O’ Joe Veterans Coffee Club" every Tuesday, a PTSD support group every Thursday, an Alcoholics Anonymous (AA) meeting exclusively for veterans every Thursday, the SHE Women Veterans Group on the third Tuesday of each month, and the HOHP Eagle Shadow Riders group on the third Thursday of each month.

Hosts regular peer support and social activities for veterans, including a "Cup O’ Joe Veterans Coffee Club" every Tuesday, a PTSD support group and Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every Thursday, the SHE Women Veterans Group on the third Tuesday of each month, and the HOHP Eagle Shadow Riders group on the third Thursday of each month.

Hosts recurring peer support and social programs for veterans, including a "Cup O’ Joe Veterans Coffee Club" every Tuesday, a PTSD support group and Alcoholics Anonymous meeting every Thursday, the SHE Women Veterans Group on the third Tuesday of each month, and the HOHP Eagle Shadow Riders group on the third Thursday of each month. Also organizes the annual Pinal County Veteran Stand Down event, with the 10th edition scheduled for October 5, 2022.

Provides veterans with referrals to critical support services including employment and training opportunities, resume review, job search assistance, housing and utility aid, emergency support, food boxes, and access to Guitars 4 Vets. Distributes informational pamphlets and brochures from partner organizations to expand service reach.

Offers on-site access to computers, printers, copiers, and internet for veterans, along with direct assistance navigating VA websites such as My HealtheVet and EBenefits. Supports veterans in replacing lost or damaged military documents, including DD-214s.

Provides comprehensive assistance to veterans in accessing benefits and support services, including help with VA websites (My HealtheVet, EBenefits), replacement of DD-214s and military documents, and referrals for employment/training, resume review, job search, housing/utility assistance, emergency aid, and food boxes.

Provides comprehensive on-site and mobile assistance to veterans by offering referrals to services such as employment and training opportunities, resume review, job search support, housing and utility assistance, emergency aid, food boxes, and access to recreational therapy tools like Guitars 4 Vets. These services are delivered through both fixed and mobile outreach locations.

Provides on-site access to computers, printers, and copiers for veteran use, offers assistance with accessing VA websites like My HealtheVet and EBenefits, helps with DD-214 replacement requests and other military documents, and provides referrals to support services such as employment/training opportunities, housing/utility assistance, resume review, job development, emergency assistance, and food boxes. The organization also makes Guitars 4 Vets available to veterans.

Engages veterans and the public through scheduled activities, community events like the annual Veteran Stand Down, and launched a new website in coordination with Veterans Day tributes to honor Pinal County heroes.

Offers recreational and therapeutic resources to veterans, including access to Guitars 4 Vets and scheduled social and wellness activities designed to support mental health and community engagement.