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Operation Sisterhood 
Resource Manual 2017
We were born from war, established to support and respond to families in need following the War of 1812. Two hundred years later, Cornerstone Family Programs (CFP) commitment to building better lives and stronger communities remains steadfast. As early as 1813, we knew how impactful a powerful group of motivated women could be when they worked together. Our female veterans embody that spirit. They put their lives on hold to protect and defend us from any and all that would do us harm.
Today, we support female veterans (and their family members) by providing free of charge: comprehensive assessments, individual/group and family counseling, case management, community education groups, support groups and advocacy. Table of ContentsHelplines Childhelp USA/National Child Abuse Hotline/Childhelp Helping victims of child abuse is more than just a desire, it is their lifetime commitment. This commitment began when their founders, two young Hollywood actresses, encountered 11 homeless orphans abroad, and all of their lives changed forever. (800) 422-4453 National Call Center for Homeless Veterans The hotline helps homeless veterans find the services and support they need. (877) 424-3838. National Center for Victims of Crime The mission of the National Center for Victims of Crime is dedicated to serving individuals, families and communities harmed by crime. (202) 647-8700 National Coalition for the Homeless The National Coalition for the Homeless Is a national network of people who are currently experiencing or who have experienced homelessness, activists and advocates, community-based and faith-based service providers, and other committed to preventing and ending homelessness while ensuring the immediate needs of those experiences homelessness. (800) 799-7233 National Sexual Assault Hotline (RAINN) Rape, Abuse & Incest National Network. RAINN provides programs to prevent sexual violence, help victims and ensure that perpetrators are brought to justice. (800) 646-4673 VA Caregiver Support Line The Department of Veteran Affairs Caregiver support line offers immediate assistance and information about their various caregiver programs. The line is staffed by Licensed professionals who can provide you with information about caregiver programs assist You in accessing those programs, locate the nearest Caregiver Support Coordinator, and more.
Serving Bergen, Essex, Hudson, Morris, Passaic, Sussex and Union County Veterans. Catholic Charites can help with: rental assistance, moving costs, utility payments, childcare expenses, security deposits, supportive services, and transportation cost. (855) SOS-VETS or (855) 767-8373 Community Hope A safe space, housing program for veterans to address the issues that caused them to become homeless. (973) 463-9600 DOM A VA Domiciliary hotline that offers help to those who are homeless, need treatment and rehabilitation, work training and employment. (908) 647-0180 ex 4983 NJ Vet 2 Vet Offering peer to peer support and case management 24-7. (800) 838-7654 Vet Haven North A New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs collaboration to ensure that homeless veterans are treated and cared for in a dignified, compassionate and professional manner. (908) 537-1999 Advocacy Air Force Association (AFA) Professional association for service members, veterans and their families of the United States Air Force.
The Air Force Sergeants Association Professional association for Air Force Active Duty, Air National Guard, and Air Force Reserve Command enlisted personnel and their families.
The American Legion The nation’s largest wartime veterans service organization, committed to mentoring youth and sponsoring wholesome programs in our communities, advocating patriotism and honor, promoting strong national security, and continued devotion to our fellow service members and veterans.
AMVETS One of America’s leading veteran’s service organizations with over 250,000 members. AMVETS (American Veterans) has a proud history of assisting veterans and sponsoring numerous programs that serve our country and its citizens. Membership in AMVETS is open to anyone who is currently serving, or who has honorably served, in the U.S. Armed Forces from World War II to the present, including the National Guard and Reserves.
The Association of the United States Army Disabled Veterans of America (DAV) The DAV is a non-profit charity that provides support for a lifetime for veterans of every generation and their families. The DAV also helps with connecting veterans to meaningful employment, hosting job fairs and providing resources to ensure they have the opportunity to participate in the American Dream.
Fleet Reserve Association (FRA) Legitimate and very serious threats to active duty, veteran, retirees and reserve pay and benefits are being considered by Congress. FRA has always been on the forefront defending military and veterans’ health care, compensation and benefits.
Iraq Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA) IAVA provides valuable resources and empowers veterans to connect with one another, fostering a strong and lasting community. Through education, advocacy and community, they strive to create a country which honors and supports veterans of all generations.
The Marine Corps League A veteran’s league for Marine Veterans who have been honorably discharged who would like to camaraderie with their brothers or sisters.
The Military Officers Association of America (MOAA) MOAA is the nation's largest and most influential association of military officers. They are a powerful force speaking for a strong national defense and representing the interests of military officers and their families at every stage of their careers. MOAA provides its members and their spouses with a wealth of military focused information, services and resources for career transition. Whether you are transitioning to a civilian career from the military or moving from one career field to another.
Military Order of the Purple Heart For protection and mutual interest of all who have received the Purple Heart. Composed exclusively for Purple Heart recipients, it is the only veteran’s service organization comprised strictly of “combat” veterans. Funds are available for those in need of welfare, rehabilitation and/or service work.
The Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) The VFW is an organization that will help those who have served with travel services, sports and leisure discounts, financial services, medical services, transitioning to civilian life, technology and electronics, end of life services, insurance, haircuts and retail discounts.
Viet Nam Veterans of America (VAA) The VAA is there to promote and support the full range of issues that are important to Vietnam Veterans. The goal is to create a new identity for this generation of veterans, to change the perception of Vietnam veterans.
The Wounded Warrior Project “To Honor and Empower Wounded Warriors”, to raise awareness and enlist public’s aid for the needs of the injured service members, to help injured members air and to assist each other, to provide unique, direct program and service to meet the needs of the injured warriors.
Benefits My eBenefits (Online) This is an online clearing-house for all of the benefits that may be offered to you. One can also access information from a VA sponsored hotline. In addition you can request your health and military records through their site. Below is their website and a couple of numbers that are important.
Veteran Designation for NJ Driver’s License New Jersey offers a special designation to display on the driver’s license or non-driver ID card. As of July 1st 2016, one can permanently have the designation printed on their driver license or non-driver ID. Look at the website below to find out the process.
Counseling & Support Bonds of Courage Provides a network of support to ensure no troop, veteran or military family member is ever left alone. Please read the statement below about Carol: “An isolated, homebound disabled veteran without a bed, Carol’s attitude toward her situation was to “embrace the suck”. Her ready smile and gratitude for the smallest token was remarkable. When we brought her a new bed we found her cupboards empty. We soon returned with groceries, kitchen cutlery and household essentials. Because of her disability it’s hard for her to get out. We continue to visit her and are introducing her to a Veteran Battle Buddy to establish and maintain a lasting connection to others in her area.” For more information, please contact:
Code of Support Case coordinator work one-on-one with military members, veteran and their families to listen, assess and help solve their issues by identifying and leveraging the necessary public and private resources. The coordinators address such needs as: financial assistance, mental health and well-being, employment assistance, benefit assistance, family/child support, legal issues, caregiver support, education assistance, financial counseling, volunteer opportunities. To be eligible, military service members, veterans and their families. All veterans are served, regardless of dates of service or discharge status. Please call the number below for information or to apply.
Cornerstone Family Programs Military Families Cornerstone Family Programs offers two programs for military veterans: Confidential Counseling and Outreach for Combat Veterans and Their Families. We provide counseling with clinicians trained in issues specific to service members, veterans, and their families. Services are confidential and are free of charge for veterans of combat zones and their families. Operation Sisterhood. We are committed to ensuring all women who have separated from the military have the resources they need to live happy, healthy and productive lives when they come home (regardless of era served or discharge status): We support female veterans (and their family members) with FREE: Comprehensive assessments Individual, group, and family counseling Case management Benefits screening and enrollment assistance Community education groups Support groups Advocacy If one would like to make an appointment, please contact the number below. www.cornerstonefamilyprograms.org
Morristown, New Jersey 07960 Council on Compulsive Gambling of NJ, Inc. The Council on Compulsive Gambling of New Jersey. Inc. primary purpose is to represent the best interest of compulsive gamblers and their families, recognizing that compulsive gambling is a treatable illness. For more information, contact:
New Jersey Vet2Vet New Jersey Vet2Vet is a 24 hour/7 days a week helpline coordinated by Rutgers University Behavioral Health Care. The helpline is available to veterans, members of the Air/Army National Guard, and family members. Services include:
Soldier on Resilience Training The Resiliency Program is designed to rebuild the mind and bodies of our veterans. The main focus of the program is to assists veterans with anger, anxiety, burnout, depression, fatigue, insomnia, and PTSD. The Resiliency Program is unique in that it is not a mental health program but rather a system to stimulate the body’s natural resiliency for health. The program’s approach has proven to be effective even when traditional therapies have failed. Please contact Christie Calderon.
VA Caregiver Support Coordinators These individuals are licensed professionals who will provide the caregiver with information about the services and the support which are available to them. For more information, please go to:
Vet Center The Vet Center provides mental health treatment for veterans who have served deployed in combat zones and their family members. Veterans who have experienced Military Sexual Trauma (MST) during their service, regardless of deployment status or reporting of MST, are also eligible. For more information please contact:
Vet’s Chat and Chew Chat and Chew is a program designed for all veterans and active military personnel to come together and learn about food and how it can make you feel. They will cook a meal, share tips and you will make some friends in the process. The program consists of six weekly 2 hour session. Food information will be introduced that can help you start to feel better. You will create and share a meal together and learn food lifestyle changes from the technique of a nutrition consultant and learn how to cook the meal from a professional chef. Healthy, simple and inexpensive recipes will be introduced. All activities are designed to modify behavior and teach lifesaving technique that can be used. There is also a food budget that one will receive and will also get the ingredients to make the meal at home. Please call Anne Burns or email her for more information.
Children & Families American Red Cross, Reconnection Workshop Many service members return from deployment and successfully readjust to their lives at home. Others experience difficulty in readjusting or transitioning back to their family life, their jobs and living in their communities. For more information, please contact:
The Center for Prevention The mission of the Center for Prevention is to promote health, hope and recovery among all people by fostering a community in which individuals and families thrive. Military Family Night Out is a free 14 week program presented by the Center for Prevention. Open to Veterans and active service members, this is an opportunity to bring parents and their children of all ages together. Also to acquire new ideas of daily living and connect with other military families and services in the community. Dinner is served to families every week. This free program is open to all people who served or serve in every branch of the military as well as families who have a loved one deployed. For more information, please contact:
Early Childhood Resiliency Program Cornerstone Family Program’s (CFP) Early Childhood Resiliency Programs supports children and their families at Morris County Childcare centers that serve infants through school age children. The CFP Early Childhood Educator works with parents and guardians to help them raise emotionally sound and healthy children. Counseling to parents includes the importance of fathers/stepfathers and the importance of play and positive discipline. We meet with families at the preschool, in the home, or where needed in the community. For more information, please contact:
Family Assistance Center at the Morristown Armory The Family Assistance Center helps military service members (Active, Guard, Reserve, Retirees, Veterans) and their family members access supportive services that are available in their local community. The center offer clients information, referrals and direct assistance with:
For more information, please contact:
Family and Children’s Services: Transforming Trauma This program provides time limited counseling for children of veterans and service members at no charge. Service can be provided in the office in Elizabeth, NJ or in the client’s home. For more information, please contact:
Family of Heroes Family of Heroes is an online evidence-based resiliency and PTSD training simulation where family members learn essential skills to manage the challenges they may face in adjusting to post-deployment life. This includes managing expectations for their veteran’s return, learning to identify post-deployment stress, and managing conversations with goals of de-escalating arguments, negotiating family responsibilities and if needed, motivating the veterans to seek help with suicidal thoughts. For more information, please contact:
Mom 2 Mom Mom2mom is a statewide program funded by the New Jersey Department of Child and Family Services and directed by University Behavioral HealthCare. It is a network of breastfeeding support and advocacy for military families. The purpose is to provide consistent, high-quality peer support through local chapters and liaison at U.S. Military Installations. Therefor to increase access to accredited lactation professionals and to provide a channel to raise awareness and solutions. Mom2Mom is committed to:
For more information, please contact:
Morristown Neighborhood House Cornerstone Family Program’s Neighborhood House, offers a variety of programs for children and teens:
For more information, please contact:
Parents as Teacher (PAT) Parents as Teacher is a voluntary home visiting program that enables trained professionals to connect with families to provide education and support that will improve a child’s health, development, and ability to learn. The Cornerstone Family Program PAT is free to all Warren County residents who are pregnant or have small children that are younger than 3 years old. For more information, please contact:
If you do not reside in Warren County, please visit the National Parents are Teachers website to find a program near you.
Clothing Catholic Charities Catholic Charities in Paterson operates a clothing closet that works to find clothing for anyone in need. This program is by appointment only. For more information, please contact:
Career Closet of National Council of Jewish Women/Essex The Career Closet of NCJW/Essex, located in Livingston, NJ, provides needed interview and career-appropriate clothing to women who are returning to the workforce or starting work for the first time. Visit their website to learn more:
Contact Operation Sisterhood for a referral:
Dress 4 Success Dress for Success provides career clothing and employment workshops for women. Visit their website to learn more:
Contact Operation Sisterhood for a referral:
Education The GI Bill Comparison Tool Transitioning to civilian life takes preparation, research and planning and the right tools. The GI Bill can be used towards:
Please visit the website for a personalized plan on how to best use your GI Bill:
The GI-GO Fund The GI-GO fund provides assistance to all military veterans, with a focus on veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan, by helping them find employment, access to housing, and securing their educational and health benefits. The GI-GO fund can assist with:
For more information, please visit:
The Independent College Fund of New Jersey (ICFNJ) The Independent College Fund of New Jersey (ICFNJ) is a cooperative effort of business and academic leaders to broaden the financial support for students attending institutions of independent higher learning in New Jersey. ICFNJ helps its 14 member institutions partner with the corporate community to fulfill the goal of educating students so they may contribute to the economic, ethical and intellectual aspirations of the State of New Jersey. ICFNJ’s goal is to connect veterans who wish to pursue a college degree with opportunities at ICFNJ institutions and promote greater awareness of all the resources and benefits to help NJ Veterans to get a higher education. For more information, please visit:
Syracuse University’s Institute for Veteran and Military Families (IVMF) The IVMF is committed to advancing the post-service lives of America’s service members, veterans and their families by delivering unique and innovative programs in career, vocations, and entrepreneurship education and training to post 9/11 veterans and active duty military spouses, as well as tailored programs to veterans of all eras. Programs include: Career Preparation and Employment
Entrepreneurship and Small Business
For more information on all of the programs offered by IVMF, please visit:
Student Veterans of America (SVA) SVA’s mission is to provide military veterans with the resources, support and advocacy needed to succeed in higher education and following graduation. SVA is dedicated to:
For more information, please visit:
Employment American Corporate Partners American Corporate Partners is a program based on professionals (Mentors) mentoring post 9/11 veterans (Protégés). This is a yearlong program in which the Mentors will help the Protégés with:
For more information, please visit:
The Center for Woman/NCJW Essex Compassionate and dedicated professionals can help get a fresh perspective on the things that matter most to you –life skills, independence, self-esteem and career opportunities – in a warm and caring atmosphere by:
Their knowledgeable and experienced staff will help you created a personalized program that fits you and your needs. To learn more, please visit:
Department of Labor (DOL) –One Stop Career Centers Specialists at the One-Stop Career Centers can assist veterans in finding employment opportunities. At these job centers veterans receive priority. For more information, please contact: (201) 329-9600 Ext. 5640 60 State St Hackensack, NJ 07601
(973) 395-3255 50 South Clinton St, 2nd Floor East Orange, NJ 07018
(973) 648-4489 990 Broad St Newark, NJ 07102
(201) 795-8800 438 Summit Ave, 1st Floor Jersey City, NJ 07306
Morristown (862) 397-5600 30 Schuyler Pl, 2nd Floor Morristown, NJ 07960
Randolph (862) 397-5600 13 Emery Avenue Randolph, NJ 07860
Patterson (973) 742-9226 200 Memorial Dr. Patterson, NJ.
(973) 383-2775 7 Hampton House Rd Sussex County Mall, Route 206 Newton, NJ 07860
Elizabeth (908) 965-3923 921 Elizabeth Ave Elizabeth NJ, 07201
(908) 412-7980 200 West 2nd St Plainfield, NJ 07060
(908) 859-0400 75 South Main St Phillipsburg, NJ 08865
The GI-GO fund provides assistance to all military veterans, with a focus on veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan, by helping them find employment, access to housing, and securing their educational and health benefits. The GI-GO fund can assist with:
For more information, please visit:
Hire Heroes USA Hire Heroes USA provides individualized career coaching services to transitioning military members, veterans and military spouses with an uncompromising focus on results. Their services include:
To learn more, please visit:
Jobs 4 Jersey A website that will make it easier to find all the information you need. This is a state operated website where one can find out all about state provided jobs and job seeking resources.
LinkedIn for Veterans As part of their commitment to connect veterans with opportunity, LinkedIn offers U.S. service members and veterans a free 1-year Job Seeker Career Premium subscription. This includes access to LinkedIn Learning as well as premium insights to understand what's going on inside companies you're interested in and how you stack up against others applying for the same job. For more information, please visit:
US Chamber of Commerce Foundation- Hiring Our Heroes A nationwide initiative to help veterans, transitioning service members and military spouses find meaningful employment opportunities. Their services include:
To learn more, please visit:
Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment (VOC Rehab) VA’s Education and Career Counseling program is a great opportunity for veterans and servicemembers to get personalized counseling and support to help guide their career path, ensure the most effective use of their VA benefits and achieve their goals.
Work First A state operated program, WORKFIRST NJ, emphasizes work as the first step towards building a new life and a brighter future. Their goal is to help people get off cash assistance, secure employment and become self-sufficient through job training and work activities.
Financial Assistance American Legion, Temporary Financial Assistance The Temporary Financial Assistance Program (TFA) awards cash grants to active military and veterans with children, to assist with living costs. Assistance is provided for the following:
The Program is designed to help stabilize the home environment for veteran families. Veterans with children, ages 17 and below are eligible. Stepchildren and adopted children are eligible. Interested applicants must have served at least one day of active duty in the Armed Forces of the United States and have been honorably discharged. Applicants do not need to be members of American Legion to apply. Children, ages 18-20, can be considered for the program if the children has a disability requiring special needs. For more information, please contact:
Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Is committed to addressing consumer financial challenges affecting servicemembers, veteran and their families. They do so through financial education, monitoring of complaints submitted by consumers to the Consumer Financial Protection Bureau, and coordinating with other Federal and State agencies on military consumer protection measures.
SOSVETS Unmet Needs Fund-Catholic Charities SOSVETS Unmet Needs Fund was created to help veterans who have run into unexpected financial difficulties as a result of an identified and documented hardship. The program provides financial aid up to $1500 to assist basic life needs in the form of a onetime payment and no repayment is required. For more information, please contact:
Health Care Services VA Health Services The VA New Jersey HealthCare System (VANJHCS), is comprised of two main campuses, one located in Northeastern New Jersey within the greater New York Metropolitan area in East Orange, and one in Lyons, 22 miles west of the East Orange Campus. The East Orange Campus has a fully operational hospital and emergency services. The following special programs are available at the VANJHCS (East Orange and/or Lyons Campuses):
Please call the numbers below to make an appointment or get more information.
VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic (C.B.O.C) These locations provide health care services for veterans who do not live within a commuting distances of East Orange Campus or Lyons Campus. For more information about the services offered at the clinic closest to you, please contact:
My HealtheVet (Online Service) My HealtheVet is VA’s online personal health record. It was designed for veterans, active duty servicemembers, their dependents and caregivers. My HealtheVet helps you partner with your health care team. It provides you opportunities and tools to make informed decisions and manage your health care. Their website is below, please follow their guidelines to ensure maximum use.
Zufall Health Clinic The Zufall Health Clinic is a fully licensed, Federally Qualified Health Care (FQHC) providing affordable medical and dental care to patients in Morris, Sussex, Hunterdon, Warren, Somerset, and Essex counties. Zufall accepts patients from all ages, newborns to seniors, regardless of income or insurance.
Housing Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) If you are homeless or at risk of homelessness, please reach out to these programs for assistance:
The GI-GO Fund The GI-GO fund provides assistance to all military veterans, with a focus on veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan, by helping them find employment, access to housing, and securing their educational and health benefits. The GI-GO fund can assist with:
For more information, please visit:
Habitat for Humanity This organization provides no cost mortgages for qualifying homeowners for quality community houses. They build houses and refurnish houses to make them suitable and safe for the people that will live there. For more information, please visit:
Homeless Veterans Rapid Response Team One in every five homeless person is a military veteran. Many face PTSD and chronic illness of body, mind and spirit. Operation Chillout is an all-volunteer coalition dedicated to relieving the suffering caused by the crisis of homelessness. Vets serving Vets: advocacy and referrals, winter and summer survival gear, monthly home cooked meals for PTSD Units at Lyons VA hospital. Please call the number below for more information.
Homes for Veterans An organization available to make changes to home hopes of making disable veteran’s lives easier, below is their website and phone number if this is a service that you or your family may need.
Hope for Veterans Hope for Veterans Program, located on the Lyons VA campus and operated by private charity, is among one of the largest and most comprehensive transitional housing programs for veterans struggling with homelessness. At their 95 bed facility, they help male and female veterans address the issue of mental illness, addiction and poverty that have left so many homeless and destitute. Veterans can reside here for up to 2 years as they can be helped to rebuild their lives. They also operate the Alfred J Thomas home, an 8 bed residential program in Bergen County.
For more information on the Alfred J. Thomas Home for Veterans, please contact:
Garfield, New Jersey 07026
For more information on Hope for Veterans, please contact:
Lyons, New Jersey 07939
HUD/VASH The VA has a case management program made to ensure that veterans are able to acquire and maintain permanent housing. This program has a strict set of eligibility requirements and criteria, therefore it would be prudent to call in advance to learn about your eligibility before taking the time to apply. For more information, please contact:
NJ Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency The NJ Housing and Mortgage Finance Agency offers low interest rate HMFA mortgages that provide veterans and their families with increased buying power and a savings of thousands of dollars in interest over the life of a loan. Most HMFA homeownership loans are originated in private lenders that are approved to participate in the programs.
The Salvation Army: Operation Red Shield Provides assistance to current military personnel, dependent families members, and veterans. Information, referrals, advocacy, Pastoral counseling and needs-based financial assistance are available on an individual basis. Please call the Salvation Army for more information.
Transitional Housing Program for Homeless Veterans The Veterans Haven program is a New Jersey state operated program. Eligible veterans, who have been medically evaluated by the VA, must agree to be part of a long-term program. The program focuses on social, psychological, and vocational rehabilitation of the veterans. For more information, please contact:
200 Sanatorium Road, Suite 101 Glen Gardner, NJ 08826 908-537-1999 or 877-648-0091
301 Spring Garden Rd Winslow, NJ 08095 609-561-0269, 609-567-5806 or 888-849-7188 Fitness Team Red, White and Blue Their mission is to enrich the lives of America’s Veterans by connecting them to their community through physical and social activities. Their organization is make up for veterans, active duty military and civilians. All our events are family friendly and are there for fun and friends. Please contact Jules Daigle about events and for more information.
Legal The GI-GO Fund The GI-GO fund provides assistance to all military veterans, with a focus on veterans from Iraq and Afghanistan, by helping them find employment, access to housing, and securing their educational and health benefits. The GI-GO fund can assist with:
For more information, please visit:
Volunteer Lawyers for Justice Based in Newark, this organization provides free legal workshops. Should it be needed, will find a way to give pro-bono legal advice and representing. Below we have provided their website and phone number so you can research the services they offer.
VLJ’s telephones are available Monday-Thursday from 9am-12pm and 1pm-4:30pm Welcome Home Vets Welcome Home Vets connects veterans in need with pro-bono representation. For more information, and to inquire about additional service, please visit:
Legal Services of New Jersey This is an income based program that connects consumers to lower cost legal representation. For additional information, please call:
Legal Helplines
Veteran Service Officers Services Veteran Service Officers (VSOs) are trained and certified volunteers or professionals who can assist veterans and their family members with the VA benefits and claim process. VSO services are FREE of charge. Membership in their respective organizations is NOT required. VSO’s include, but are not limited to: American Legion
New Jersey Department of Military and Veteran Affairs (DMVA)
Veterans of Foreign Wars
County Veteran Service Office
If you are looking for a county not listed about, please inquire at the following website – www.nj.gov/military/veterans/njguide/appendix-b.html Newark Veteran Service Office
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