Veterans are special in many ways. They are heroes, warriors, moms, dads, brothers and sisters. But most importantly, they are human. They face many of the same emotional struggles and issues as those who have never served, but carry much more diverse baggage that remains unseen. Holidays are stressful for many us who do not struggle with the same issues as veterans. Although many of the signals are common, the mental and emotional burden veterans’ face can be insurmountable. Crisis lines are available to assist the vet with their particular range and various scopes of struggle. Recognizing these signs in your loved one or by the vet themselves knowing something is “not right”, outreach programs are a valuable resource before the depressive things manifest into “dangerous” outcomes for the vet and the family as well. [Read more…]
The Dream of Two Men: The Beginning of US Vets Inc.
On a day when a social worker was closing out an apartment of a home-care client, there was a chance meeting with a 
disabled Vietnam Veteran. They continued to meet and discuss the status of American Veterans. Each had seen many situations where Vets were not able to find help when they were in need. There were situations when Vets were in need of housing, food, jobs, health care and spiritual support. They also realized that the formal Veterans’ government programs were unable to provide assistance to all those Vets in need. Other non-profit organizations were coming forward to fill the void. [Read more…]
Our Story
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What began in 2006 as an effort to reach the multifaceted veterans’ community in the Glass City, United States Vets Inc. has gone from a few volunteers to a group of committed individuals devoting their time and efforts to help our heroes with the best resources and referrals available to them. Beginning with a few willing hands, the organization has grown beyond what any of us could ever have imagined.
Over the years we have assisted hundreds of veterans, including a powerful women veteran population.
The number of men and women who served and now returning home is growing. There are a multitude of needs that must be recognized and addressed as they rejoin civilian society.
United States Vets Inc. has inspired numerous men and women to share and become empowered and involved with our organization. As a team, we are humbled to be a part of an endeavor to serve those who have bravely served our country.
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Recipient of the first Veteran Education Fund award of $5000 to Veteran Victoria Thompson.
The Veterans Education Fund has recently been renamed in honor of the late co-founder of United States Vets Inc., George E. Prokos.
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