VMHC helps veterans, families, and communities find trusted resources and clear pathways to support. Explore our programs to find the right fit for getting help, volunteering, or partnering with VMHC.

Want to get involved? Join a monthly VMHC meeting or workgroup to learn more, meet the team, and find a role that fits your interests and availability.

Workshops that help Missouri veterans and families recognize concerns earlier, understand next steps, and become stronger advocates for themselves and their loved ones.

Volunteer check-ins that help veterans stay connected, reduce isolation, and find practical support when needed.

Practical education to help veterans and families reduce suicide risk at home through respectful safety planning.

Support and resource navigation for families, friends, and communities after a veteran suicide loss.

Mental Health First Aid for Veterans teaches people how to recognize concerns early, respond with confidence, and connect veterans to the right support.
The best way to understand VMHC is to experience it. Join a monthly business meeting or workgroup to learn what we do, meet the people behind the mission, and see where your skills, interests, or experience might fit. Whether you want to volunteer regularly or simply learn more, you are welcome to check us out with no pressure and no long-term commitment.
1st Tuesday of Every Month @ 6PM CST
Dive into meaningful projects and make a difference. These sessions are where ideas take shape, plans are crafted, and real progress happens. Whether you're looking to learn more or actively contribute, your voice and efforts matter here.
2nd Tuesday of Each Month @ 6PM CST
Stay informed about our ongoing activities and projects. Get the latest updates, hear detailed status reports, and gain insight into everything we’re working on. Your participation helps drive our collective success!
Mental Health First Aid for Veterans teaches community members how to recognize signs of mental health or substance use challenges, respond safely, and connect veterans to appropriate support. This program is not therapy or crisis care. It is practical training that helps people notice concerns earlier, have better conversations, and know when and where to refer someone for help.
Help VMHC expand mental health literacy so more people know how to recognize concern and respond appropriately.
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