Care Teams
Care Community
Connect Veterans with each other and with the resources they earned and deserve through a bond of trust and efficacy.
We foster a community of care for serving the needs of Lake County Veterans and Families.
A community is only as strong as those who build it, and we need your help in the form of funding and volunteer services in order to sustain our objectives which are:
- Connect Veterans with each other and the resources they need and deserve through a bond of trust.
- Reduce the time it takes for a warrior to ask for help.
- Provide 100% free and confidential services to Military, Veterans, Service Members, and their Families with service-related issues through a strong peer support network.
- Educate and counsel families supporting Veterans or Service Members through trauma-informed care.
- Raise competency in trauma-informed care.
- Reduce Veteran hospitalizations.
- Provide a safe environment for those in need to reduce the stigma associated with their needs.
Care Resource Areas
- Post-traumatic Stress
- Domestic Violence
- Children’s Emotional Issues
- Legal Issues
- Traumatic Brain Injury (TBI)
- Substance Abuse
- Mood Issues, Suicidal Thoughts, Depression, Anxiety, Hopelessness
- Adjustment related to Deployment, Re-Deployment, Discharge or Reintegration
- Grief
- Education, Employment, and Vocational Support
- Financial Support
- Housing/Homelessness
Latest News
Mundelein After School
Mundelein After School Coalition Veterans Dinner A Smash! Sponsored by the Mundelein Police Department and the Mundelein After School Coalition (MASC), the annual appreciation dinner
New Lake County Veterans website
New Lake County Veterans website includes a New Benefit Service Capability Lake County Veterans and Family Services Foundation just introduced its new website www.lcvetsfoundation.org and
Veterans Crisis Hotline
New 988 Veterans Crisis Hotline VA announced veterans now have the option to Dial 988 then Press 1 to connect with caring, qualified responders for
Ruckup22 Ruck March
“Ruckup22” draws live and virtual marchers to raise awareness for service member suicides The “weather gods” cooperated on Saturday morning, September 17, as 32 marchers