Transitional Housing for Homeless Veterans in Alameda County: Operation Dignity

Veterans Helping Veterans and Homeless People - Providing a HAND-UP, Not a HAND-OUT

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Transitional housing for homeless veterans and their families Transitional housing is offered in several facilities, including the House of Dignity and, Dignity Commons. We also have 10 beds at the Ashby House at 1621 Ashby Ave.in Berkeley.Residents contribute part of their income and work to help manage the residence.

Continues to help break the cycle of unemployment, housing, alcohol/substance abuse, illiteracy, violence, and physical and chronic illnesses
Residents can stay up to 18 months while they pay rent, contribute to their community through on-site volunteer work, and remain drug and alcohol free
Residents develop individual goals to work on while living at the facility
Health care assistance & educational programming
Education and training classes
Employment counseling and referral
Full kitchen services (includes assistance with special diets)
Laundry, telephone, and mail services on site
Transformation services and training
Health care assistance and educational programming
Relapse prevention and anger management training
Childcare and full children services programming
Benefits & income advocacy
Computer and Internet assistance for housing and employment search
Clothing assistance

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Help our veterans and families by directly donating today. $100 can buy 89 meals or job skill training. $50 provides 5 hours of tutoring for our at-risk children. $25 provides 3 days of apartment rent at Dignity Commons. Whatever you give will help us continue to serve our clients. Download and print this form and send it in with your donation today.

Operation Dignity currently has vacancies in several programs. A flyer is available for download and posting. Applications are available during regular business hours.

A copy of our Privacy Notice which describes our policies and practices for processing your personal information is available online in PDF format. We collect personal information directly from you for reasons that are discussed In our privacy statement. We may be required to collect some personal information by law or by organizations that give us money to operate this program. Other personal information that we collect is important to run our programs, to improve services for homeless persons, and to better understand the needs of homeless persons. We only collect information that we consider to be appropriate.