Vietnam Veterans Workshop, Inc. dba New England Center and Home for Veterans

aka New England Center and Home for Veterans   |   Boston, MA   |  http://www.nechv.org

Mission

The Mission of the New England Center and Home for Veterans (NECHV) is to equip Veterans who are facing or at-risk of homelessness with the tools for economic self-sufficiency and to provide them a path to achieve successful and dignified independent living.

Veterans from all eras and all military service are eligible for support, and a percentage of the Center's clients are not eligible for VA benefits because of the length or nature of their service. The population that the NECHV serves is both challenged and vulnerable, and providing an effective array of services in a robust facility will allow us to house and serve any Veterans in need. The ultimate goal is never to turn away a Veteran.

The Center's population is comprised of 88% male and 12% female Veterans. An emerging need to serve female Veterans was recognized early on and specialized services and facilities are well established at the Center. With regard to age, the average age at the Center is 57, with Veterans living here ranging from 21 to 85. Throughout its history of service, the Center has evolved and adapted, growing and adding comprehensive case management, focused addiction services, and mental health services. The newest and most prominent need is for services for the frail and elderly.

NECHV serves Veterans in need from every era including those from the current conflicts in Iraq and Afghanistan, regardless of where they lived or may travel from. Approximately 72% of Veterans served at the NECHV report Massachusetts as a last address, and the remaining 28% come from other U.S. states and territories.

Ruling year info

1988

President and Chief Executive Officer

Mr. C. Andrew McCawley

Main address

17 Court St

Boston, MA 02108 USA

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EIN

04-3007211

NTEE code info

Low-Cost Temporary Housing (includes Youth Hostels) (L40)

Temporary Shelter For the Homeless (L41)

Military/Veterans' Organizations (W30)

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Support

The Center welcomes, and strives to serve any person who has served this country in uniform. It provides an accommodating and supportive community that immediately interrupts the downward cycle of hopelessness that can so often accompany being without a home. The Center seeks to mitigate and eliminate the disruption and disability that homelessness creates. It provides a home, meals, resources, connection to the community, a sense of identity, and a path to a better future. The NECHV serves 150 meals a day and provides transitional housing and residential services and community-based, in-home support services to over 1,300 Veterans a year. At the Center, each Veteran is assigned their own bed, a locker to store their personal belongings, clean and accessible bathroom and shower facilities, and on-site laundry. The Center offers an on-site “store” stocked with personal essentials and clothing for Veterans. New and gently used men's and women's clothing items, including shirts, pants, shoes, suits, outwear, as well as toiletries and other personal hygiene items are offered, free of charge, to Veterans in-need.

Population(s) Served

NECHV offers on-site at its downtown Boston location, 97 Single Resident Occupancy apartments for permanent residents and 190 transitional beds for those who are seeking a permanent home. The Center provides on-site permanent supportive housing, and employs a skilled and dedicated housing placement and assistance staff that helps Veterans gain independent housing in the community. Through collaborations in the community and in partnership with various government agencies, the staff helps formerly homeless Veterans become successfully housed each year.

Population(s) Served

The NECHV's on-site Veterans Training School (VTS) provides Veterans with necessary training and job skills to obtain and retain competitive employment in today's ever-changing market. VTS offers vocational training in the fields of commercial driving, security, and computer systems that can result in certification and accelerated placement with local companies. The Center has strong relationships with and frequently helps place Veterans with many firms, including The Kraft Group, The Home Depot, Allied Barton Security Services, Paul Revere Transportation, and Dunkin' Donuts Brands. The Veterans Training School also offers a robust program of life- skills training courses including credit repair and personal financial planning, employment readiness, resume creation, money management, and computer fundamentals.

Population(s) Served

The Veteran 360 Program is a flagship behavioral health program for Veterans with co-occurring or a dual diagnosis of severe mental illness and/or substance use disorder. The program provides clinical case management and supportive counseling specific to the needs of individual Veterans “where they are at.” The Veteran Recovery Program provides a recovery-focused, residential, post-detox service within a sober, therapeutic community to reduce the relapse rate among Veterans seeking a sober lifestyle. The Senior Veteran Wellness Program serves Veterans age 55 and older who are facing homelessness and assists with medication management, life skills, healthcare issues and managing substance use; all with the ultimate goal of achieving permanent and sustainable independent living. The Senior Veteran Wellness Program also features a rehabilitative and recreational Stay-In-Program to provide daytime therapeutic and educational groups, outings, activities, and training, and it affords access to a specialized senior services clinician. The Center's Safe Haven Program provides a recovery model of supportive housing that serves hard-to-reach Veterans who continue to struggle with barriers to stability and sobriety.

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Vietnam Veterans Workshop, Inc. dba New England Center and Home for Veterans

Board of directors
as of 07/14/2017
SOURCE: Self-reported by organization
Board co-chair

Mr. Joseph Albanese

Commodore Builders


Board co-chair

Mr. F. Beirne Lovely

Archdiocese of Boston

Maureen R McAllister, CPM

MassHousing

Abbie K Frost

Associate Professor, Simmons College

Dennis F Walsh, CPA

Retired Partner, KPMG

Jack Manning

Manning Personnel Group

Dan Daly

Daly & Company, Inc.

Sarah Heaton Concannon

Goodwin Procter LLP

Daniel E Holland

Goldman Sachs

FLTCM Tom Howard, USN (Ret.)

F. Beirne Lovely, Jr.

Archdiocese of Boston

Gregory MacCune, CPA

Public Company Acocunting Oversight Board

Andy O'Brien

Chief of Operations, Harvard Business School

Stevie Spina

Theodore J. Flynn

Massachusetts Society of CPA's Inc., Retired

David C. Henderson

Nutter McClennen & Fish LLP

Thomas V. Millbury

Deloitte & Touche, LLP

Travis Partington

Brown Brothers Harriman

Stephen Phillips

Fidelity Investments

Frank E. Tabela

Thielsch Engineering, Inc.

Joseph J. Albanese

Commodore Builders