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Getting veterans the help they need. Getting Veterans the help they need.

05/07/2026

No veteran should have to face a crisis alone. The Veterans Crisis Line offers free, confidential, 24/7 support for all veterans—no matter when or where they served, or what type of discharge they received. Friends and family members can reach out, too.

Whether you’re feeling overwhelmed, struggling with stress, facing a difficult transition, or having thoughts of su***de, there is someone ready to listen without judgment.

📞 Dial 988 then Press 1
💬 Chat online at VeteransCrisisLine.net/Chat
📱 Text 838255

You do not have to be enrolled in VA health care or benefits to get support.

Help is available. You are not alone.

05/06/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month, and supporting our veterans means supporting their mental health, too.

We invite you to join us next Wednesday for our Q2 Connecting Georgia Veterans meeting as we come together for important conversations around veteran support, resources, and community connection.

This is a great opportunity to connect with others who are working to strengthen services and support for veterans across our community. We hope to see you there as we continue building a stronger, healthier community for those who served.

Register at: bit.ly/CGV-Q2

05/05/2026

May is Mental Health Awareness Month. Taking care of your mental health is just as important as taking care of your physical health—and support should be accessible in ways that fit your life.

Whether through in-person visits, virtual care, or other available resources, there are options designed to meet veterans where they are.

If you’re a veteran looking for support, speak with your VA provider or visit Mentalhealth.va.gov/get-help/access-care.asp to learn more about your care options.

You are not alone, and help is available.

04/22/2026

May is Mental Health Month-but this conversation starts now.

Many Veterans face unique challenges when transitioning to civilian life. Experiences like combat exposure, prolonged stress, and time away from family can have lasting impacts. Too often, mental health needs go unmet due to stigma or barriers to care.

At Connecting Georgia Veterans, we see how closely mental health and housing stability are connected. Through our Rapid Response Emergency Housing Program, we provide immediate support while also connecting Veterans to the mental health resources they need to heal and rebuild.

Here’s how you can take action:
• Check in on the Veterans in your life
• Share resources like the Veterans Crisis Line (dial 988, then press 1)
• Support organizations working to connect Veterans with care

Mental health challenges are not a sign of weakness—they’re a call for support. Together, we can ensure every Veteran has access to the care, dignity, and stability they’ve earned.

Learn more or support the mission: www.cgvets.org

04/21/2026

Our latest Connecting Georgia Veterans newsletter is here!

Inside, you’ll find helpful resources, upcoming events, important updates, and a look at what CGV has been working on to support veterans and their families across our community.

Stay informed, get connected, and see how you can be part of the work—check it out today: CGV-NEWS-APRIL

04/07/2026

Civic engagement in action.🗳
Our CGV Program Director, Tyler, cast his vote in the US House District 14 Special Election Runoff- demonstrating the power of using your voice and participating in your community.
Your voice matters. Make it heard. Polls will be open until 7PM today.

Find important voting updates and information for Cobb County at .your.voice

04/02/2026

57% of the assistance we’ve provided has been housing-related.

More than half of the veterans reaching out to us are facing housing instability — from overdue rent to emergency lodging.

Stable housing is the foundation for everything else. Help us continue responding when veterans need it most. Donate today at cgvets.org

03/29/2026

A pioneering aviator, Jacqueline Cochran didn’t just fly planes—she fought for women to do the same. She founded the WASP program, training female pilots to fly military aircraft during WWII. She later became the first woman to break the sound barrier, proving the sky had no limits.

03/27/2026

This is exactly why we host the Strategy Team Meetings. When organizations connect, share information, and build relationships, it strengthens the entire network of support for those we serve.

Join us for our next networking meeting on May 13 and be part of the conversation.

Find more information at cgvets.org

03/25/2026

Courage is a force that spreads. When one person stands tall, others find the strength to do the same. This week’s quote reminds us of the power of bravery and its lasting impact on those around us. Who has inspired your courage?

03/23/2026

Dr. Mary Walker wasn’t just a battlefield surgeon—she was a warrior for women’s rights. Serving in the Civil War, she defied expectations, performing life-saving surgeries under fire. Captured and later awarded the Medal of Honor, she remains the only woman to receive this prestigious award.

Address

980 South Cobb Drive, Building E
Marietta, GA
30060

Telephone

+17705284919

Website

https://www.cobbcollaborative.org/connecting-cobb-veterans

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