​Veterans' Services

Help with substance abuse, economic worries, relationship and family problems, sexual orientation, illness, getting over abuse, depression, mental and physical illness, and even loneliness.

Veterans Crisis Line responders can refer calls to suicide prevention coordinators, who follow up with veterans and coordinate care for issues ranging from PTSD and depression to readjustment challenges and sleeping problems. Visit their website to chat online.

The VA is making an effort to end veteran homelessness by the year 2015. If you are homeless, at risk of being homeless, or know a veteran in need of assistance, contact the VA Home Front.

The Vet2Vet Veterans Crisis Hotline trains veterans to be peer counselors for other veterans in need. Vet2Vet Counselors assist veterans in crisis and can also connect callers. Visit their website to chat online.

The IVC Veterans Services Center is plugged into many resources that are available to help veterans in distress. The center is staffed with a veterans' counselor, staff and veteran students who may be able to relate to the problems of veterans in transition.

Student veterans can make an appointment with a veterans' counselor for assistance with personal and academic issues.

Students can receive psychological services by appointment after they have paid their health fee. Psychological services are available M-Th 9-4pm, and are not available in the summer. Students may also be referred to an off-campus resource.

The IVC Veterans Club provides support and resources for returning military men and women as they transition to college life. Membership is not limited to veterans. All interested students are invited to join and participate.