Frontline Community Services · VET22

Founded in honorof the 22

VET22 was founded in honor of the 22—the number that first brought national attention to Veteran suicide—and continues that commitment through practical support, prevention, and community action.

The “22” remains part of VET22's history and identity. Current Veteran suicide data is published by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. Review the current VA data

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Frontline and VET22

One organization, one commitment

VET22 is the Veteran-focused initiative of Frontline Community Services, Inc. We serve U.S. military Veterans who are rebuilding everyday life, reconnecting with community, and navigating the transition to civilian life.

Frontline provides the nonprofit foundation. VET22 concentrates that work on Veterans through practical support, prevention, community connection, public service, and clear ways to participate.

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What guides our work

Our Mission

Help Veterans rebuild stability through practical guidance, camaraderie, community support, and pathways to housing, training, and meaningful opportunity.

Our Vision

A nation where every Veteran can return to civilian life with dignity, connection, and a clear path toward lasting self-worth.

Our Story

VET22 began as a call to remember Veterans lost to suicide and to respond to the daily challenges many service members face after service. That call continues through public awareness, direct community support, and clear ways for Americans to stand with Veterans.

Core values

Commitment

We show up for Veterans with sound guidance, practical support, and the resolve to keep moving forward together.

Restoration

We support the whole person—mind, body, stability, dignity, and belonging—because every Veteran's road home is different.

Integrity

We serve honestly, protect the trust placed in us, and remain accountable to Veterans, families, partners, and the public.

Commitment, restoration, and integrity shape how we serve Veterans, families, partners, and the public.

Looking ahead

More pathways home

VET22 is working toward a broader network of housing, training, media, and employment pathways. New services, locations, and partnerships will be announced as funding, operating plans, and responsible delivery are confirmed.

  • Expanded housing and stabilization pathways
  • Job training and employment-readiness programs
  • Media and film opportunities that amplify Veteran stories
  • A broader hospitality and training campus concept