Missouri Veterans Endeavor
Missouri Veterans Endeavor (MOVE) is a community for Veterans and their families experiencing homelessness. The key to MOVE's success begins with Veterans living among their peers in a secure and sober environment with on-site services.
Once on site, each Veteran and their family member is assigned a Social Worker for Clinical Case Management services. Together they create and implement a well-defined individualized action plan to address specific obstacles and goals, with the final destination being the Veteran and Veteran family relocating back into the general community. This unique formula allows Veterans and their families to succeed together. MOVE empowers struggling Veterans to rediscover a sense of purpose and optimism and to realize their goal of independent living.
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Learn more about MOVE-STL here.
"This program gave me the ability to not have to worry about where I was going to stay every night. The staff here is awesome, I love them. They are helping me get on my feet to go out on my own and be more prosperous in life."
"They have helped me with so many areas that I needed help with. They helped me with the move when I stressed out and was so afraid I wasn’t going to be able to afford everything, they came through. They are amazing and definitely an asset to Veterans."
"MOVE has provided a safe environment that has allowed me to heal from my pain. They have a female therapist and a very nice community that has been paramount to my recovery. They also allow me to plant my own garden, which has been very therapeutic for me, as well."
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"In the most positive way, I have a sense of community. I don’t feel like I’m trekking the whole load by myself. It’s peaceful and drama free. We are surrounded by nature and we are not treated like numbers. We have a staff that is genuinely compassionate."
"MOVE-STL has helped me focus on moving forward and helped me make new friends in the community. Really good people in the MOVE-STL community."
"They were able to move me in in a day or two and it changed my life. I remember exactly where I was at when they called me and told me and I was so happy. It's like your going down a bad river and this felt like it was a life preserver."