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We are closed Dec 25th - Jan 3, Counselors Return on Jan. 4th. 2016

Friday Dec. 18th is the Counselors last day for the Fall 15 term.

Veterans Affairs at City College of San Francisco is comprised of three major components all of which collaborate to provide a comprehensive array of services and opportunities for veteran students to build their own community at CCSF and in the greater Bay Area.

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Friday Dec. 18th is the Counselors last day for the Fall 15 term.

At the Veterans Services Office you can receive academic counseling, speak with a certifying official, receive VA social work and/or mental health services, education and career planning assistance, and general assistance in obtaining all veterans' educational benefits.

 

Note: Counselors availability subject to change without notice.

The Resource Center, which is located next door to the Services Office in Cloud Hall 332, serves as a student lounge equipped with computers and television among other things which can be used as a study space or simply an area for down time for on campus veterans.

The Veterans Alliance Club is an on campus student organization which is part of the Inter Club Council (ICC). The club is an on campus group run by students under the guidance of an advisor.

 

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For any further assistance with in-state tuition, please contact the Residency Department at (415) 239-3287

 

We are closed Dec 25th - Jan 3,

Counselors Return on Jan. 4th.

Friday Dec. 18th is the Counselors last day for the Fall 15 term.

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“I am very grateful for where I am and what Wounded Warrior Homes has done for me. I was a veteran of 18 years who had two combat tours and numerous Humanitarian deployments as a Navy Corpsman. Unfortunately, after an injury and years of taking opiates, coupled with Post-Traumatic Stress (PTS) and Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI) symptoms ultimately led to my early departure from what I loved to do, which was saving lives. With a quick departure from the military I was left jobless, homeless and without a car. I was constantly moving around living on friends’ couches. After having a series of blackouts, no one was willing to take a risk with me and ended up in the hospital with nowhere to go. I was fortunate enough that I was able to get temporary shelter at a local crisis house for two weeks. While there, I was able to work with my case manager who referred me to Wounded Warrior Homes. With everything seemingly to be falling apart around me and the situation didn’t leave me with any options or reasons to “carry on”, it was a positive in a seemingly negative world. Since living here a lot of the stress has been taken out of my life and that allows me to gather my thoughts and priorities and focus on myself and what needs to be done without the stressors of everyday life. I honestly can’t say where I would be if it weren’t for Wounded Warrior Homes, but I do know that I am in a better place now and grateful for everything they’ve done and are doing for me.”

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In partnership with the California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet), your public library is pleased to help veterans and their families. Visit the Veterans Resource Center at a participating public library to learn about state and federal education, employment, housing, health, disability and other benefits that may be available to you and your family.

Call your library to schedule a one-on-one consultation with trained volunteers, many of whom are veterans themselves or who have had professional experience assisting veterans, or just drop by and check out the collection of library books and other library materials selected especially for veterans.

Veteran Resources Centers are available at the following libraries. If you do not see your library listed here contact the California Department of Veterans Affairs or call toll free 1-844-SERV-VET for your nearestCounty Veterans Service Officer (CVSO).

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