Veterans Count Competitors

Dixon Center for Military and Veterans Services believes that veterans and military families can succeed where they live. We are committed to ensuring that every organization, across all sectors of society, can effectively integrate veterans and their families into their programs and communities. The Center serves as a hub for collaboration, bringing together people and organizations to generate actions and ideas that enhance the well-being of veterans and their families. Our mission is embodied through several key actions: •Providing ideas: Offering concepts and strategies to create positive change. •Encouraging action: Motivating individuals and groups to implement solutions. •Facilitating influence: Helping people and organizations advocate effectively for veterans' well-being. •Convening stakeholders: Bringing together different groups to work collaboratively on these issues. Points of Reference for Our Measurement Philosophy •The Center acts as a resource for organizations and individuals striving to improve veterans’ lives, rather than serving the veterans directly. •We are a team of experts who assist others in their efforts to make life better for veterans. •Our model is intentionally designed not to create new programs, but to integrate military and veteran services into existing ones.

The mission of the Buncombe County Veterans Treatment Court (VTC) is to Promote public safety through accountability and responsibility. We assist and support Veterans and their families as they move through a coordinated effort among the court and community based Veteran services, while improving their quality of life, thereby leaving no Veteran behind