
VETERANS TRANSITIONAL HOUSING CENTER
Housing, support, and a path forward.
Veterans who have served our country deserve a safe place to rebuild stability and prepare for the future.
Mountain Comprehensive Care Center’s Veterans Transitional Housing Center provides housing and supportive services for veterans experiencing homelessness.
Residents receive individualized assistance as they work toward greater independence, access needed services, and prepare for stable permanent housing.
A PLACE TO REBUILD STABILITY
VTHC offers transitional housing in a supportive environment where residents can focus on their goals and prepare for permanent housing.
25 Residential Units
The Pikeville facility has 25 units available to serve veterans experiencing homelessness. Residents have a stable place to live while receiving services tailored to their individual needs.
Support for Up to Two Years
Eligible residents may receive housing and supportive services for up to two years while working toward greater independence and a successful transition into permanent housing.
SUPPORT FOR THE PATH FORWARD
Services are designed to address immediate needs while helping residents build the skills, connections, and confidence needed for long-term stability.
Housing and Daily Living
Stable transitional housing, life skills training, and practical support help residents strengthen daily routines and prepare for independent living.
Recovery and Wellness
Mental health and substance use counseling, peer support, community support, and therapeutic rehabilitation services are available based on individual needs.
Independence and Stability
Intensive case management, employment readiness training, benefits assistance, and connections to community resources help residents move toward lasting housing stability.
WORKING TOGETHER FOR VETERANS
VTHC works with the Huntington VA Medical Center, local veterans service representatives, and other community partners to help address each resident’s needs.
The Huntington VA Medical Center provides health care services for veterans. MCCC staff also help residents connect with available federal, state, and local veterans’ benefits and other resources for which they may qualify.
By coordinating housing, health care, benefits, employment preparation, and community support, the program helps each resident develop a practical path toward permanent housing.
Services May Include
- Life skills training
- Employment readiness training
- Mental health and substance use counseling
- Peer support services
- Community support services
- Therapeutic Rehabilitation Program services
- Intensive case management
- Veterans’ benefits assistance
- Permanent housing preparation
COULD VTHC HELP YOU OR SOMEONE YOU KNOW?
VTHC primarily serves veterans experiencing homelessness who need transitional housing and support as they work toward permanent housing.
A limited number of beds may also be available for individuals who are not veterans. Availability and eligibility can change, so the best first step is to call VTHC and speak with the program team.
CONTACT VTHC
Veterans Transitional Housing Center
152 Douglas Parkway
Pikeville, KY 41501
Call to Learn More
Phone: (606) 639-3178
Fax: (606) 639-2338
SUPPORT OUR MISSION
Donations can help VTHC meet the everyday needs of residents as they work toward stable housing and greater independence.
The program may accept items such as bedding, towels, hygiene products, laundry supplies, clothing, food, and other basic necessities. Please call before donating to ask about the program’s current needs.
A STABLE FUTURE STARTS WITH A SAFE PLACE TO MOVE FORWARD.
Contact the Veterans Transitional Housing Center to ask about eligibility, availability, supportive services, or referrals.