A journey that is unique to you
Warrior Salute Veteran Services is built around the unique needs of each service member. We take pride in our ability to ensure that each service member receives the appropriate level of care, based on their individual situation.
Who We Are
After recognizing the need for support to Veterans returning home, we were driven to help our service men and women in a way that would make a profound impact on their lives. In listening to the needs of Veterans in our community, Warrior Salute Veteran Services was born.
What We Do
Through housing and case management, Warrior Salute Veteran Services provides assistance to Veterans during the journey to transition back into their community.
Housing Services
Warrior Salute Veteran Services offers all-inclusive, supportive housing services for Veterans at our Nucor House. Our program is aimed at providing a strong, supportive community to help Veterans reach their personal therapeutic, social, educational and community goals. Housing is open at no cost to male Veterans who demonstrate the desire and motivation to benefit from all services we offer.
About the Nucor House
Welcome to the Nucor House, a sober living facility operated as a part of Warrior Salute Veteran Services. The Nucor House, named after benefactor Nucor Steel, is fully furnished and includes all amenities for its residents. Food and transportation are also included, as well as case management services for Veterans. Contact us to schedule a visit! To speak with someone from our marketing team, get in touch today.
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Case Management
A case manager’s top priority is each service member’s well-being, and making sure that their individual needs are met. Our case managers promote the concepts of choice, weekly goals, individualized services, supports, and participant satisfaction. They meet with each service member bi-weekly to discuss progress and how to better reach their goals. Their main priority is to make sure participating service members feel comfortable and are on a path to success.
Our Partners
Warrior Salute Veteran Services is proud to partner and collaborate with various organizations and groups both locally and across the country to help our nation’s Veterans receive the services and supports they need. The following are just some of the many groups we work with regularly:
Blue Star Mothers
Veterans Crisis Line
Finger Lakes Veterans Advocacy Council
Soldier On
Equicenter
Help Base Great Rochester
The Sunny Mike Foundation
Veterans Upward Bound
Compeer Corps
How do I know I need services?
If you are experiencing any of the following symptoms, Warrior Salute Veteran Services can help coordinate services.
- Detachment from others
- Flashbacks
- Nightmares
- Avoiding reminders
- Insomnia
- Lack of motivation
- Anger
- Memory loss
- Feeling jumpy
- Turning to drugs and/or alcohol
- Little interest or pleasure in doing things
- Feeling down, depressed, or hopeless
- Trouble falling asleep, or sleeping too much
- Poor appetite, overeating, or considerable weight changes
- Feeling bad about yourself – that you are a failure, or having a lot of guilt
- Difficulty concentrating or making decisions
- Restlessness
- Thoughts of hurting yourself in some way
- Fixation on the future
- Difficulty concentrating
- Nausea and/or vomiting
- Fear of dying
- Muscle tension
- Sweating
- Shortness of breath or hyperventilation
- Insomnia
- Irrational fears
Contact the Veterans Crisis Line for help.
1-800-273-8255 Press 1
Make an Impact.
Contact us to learn more about how you can get involved and make a difference in the lives of Veterans in our community.
We're here to help you make the first step
You’re not alone. Let us help you get started on your Warrior Salute journey.
Hear from Our Warrior Salute Heroes
“Warrior Salute gave me the opportunity to find myself and point me in a direction that has brought meaning into my life again. I was falling apart, mentally, emotionally, and in a very dark place. I believe Warrior Salute saved my life. Living at Nucor House brought safety and security to my treatment. I can’t thank the staff enough.”
