
Are you or a veteran you know in crisis?
Call 988, then Press 1 to reach the Veterans Crisis Line, or text 838255.
If there is an immediate danger, call 911.
VETERAN RESOURCES & ASSISTANCE
For Those Still Fighting After the War
92 For 22 is committed to standing beside Michigan veterans and their families. Whether you are experiencing a crisis, facing financial hardship, looking for help with your VA benefits, or simply searching for opportunities to reconnect with fellow veterans, you do not have to navigate it alone.
Below you will find resources available through 92 For 22 as well as trusted local, state, and national organizations dedicated to serving veterans and their families.
Suicide Prevention Starts With Awareness
Recognizing the warning signs, understanding the facts, and knowing where to turn for help can make a difference.
At 92 For 22, we believe suicide prevention is everyone's responsibility. Whether you're a veteran, family member, friend, or concerned community member, having the right information can help you recognize when someone may be struggling and connect them with potentially lifesaving support.

Financial Assistance
We provide financial assistance to eligible Michigan veterans facing unexpected hardship. Every application is reviewed individually.

CONNECTION & CAMARADERIE
From sporting events to fishing trips, we help veterans reconnect through shared experiences and friendships.
Veteran Experiences
MENTAL HEALTH & PTSD
For Those Still Fighting After the War
Not all wounds are visible. For many veterans, the challenges of military service continue long after the uniform comes off.
Whether you're experiencing post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), depression, anxiety, difficulty sleeping, substance-use concerns, or challenges adjusting to civilian life, support is available.
At 92 For 22, we believe that seeking help is an act of strength. No veteran should feel they have to face these challenges alone.
We've gathered trusted resources from the Department of Veterans Affairs, the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency, and other organizations to help veterans and their families find professional care, confidential counseling, peer support, and tools for mental wellness.
You served our country. Your well-being matters.
