What is the mechanism to ensure continuity of care when a Veteran is sent to civilian providers either because of long VA wait times or specialty care? For example, are military and VA records automatically shared or is it up to the Veteran to ensure information is passed to the civilian provider?

If you are having thoughts of suicide, please dial 988, extension 1, to reach the Veterans Crisis Line.

Reach out through our Contact page and let us know you're interested in sponsorship — our team will follow up with details and current opportunities.

There's no cost to apply or be listed. If your organization's services aren't free for Veterans, we just ask you to briefly describe your pricing so Veterans know what to expect before they reach out.

Apply through the Portal Partnership page. We'll ask about your mission, how your services impact Veterans, and whether your services are free — plus a commitment to periodic review and timely responses to Veterans who reach out.

You'll need the event name, date and time, a description, your (or your organization's) contact info, and an event website if applicable. You can also flag which resource category your event supports — Community & Social, Academics & Training, Mental Health & Wellness, or Financial & Employment.

Head to the Calendar Events page and fill out the event submission form with your event name, date, time, and details. Our team reviews submissions before they go live.

Yes — every event page has an Add to Calendar button that downloads a file you can import into Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar, or any calendar app.

Visit the Calendar page to browse upcoming community events, meet-ups, and partner activities. Each event listing includes the date, time, location, and any RSVP or ticket links.

The portal currently connects Veterans with more than 70 partner organizations across the Cape Fear region, spanning community support, education, mental health, and employment services.

The Resource Portal is CFVRP's directory of partner organizations, organized into four categories: Community & Social, Academics & Training, Mental Health & Wellness, and Financial & Employment. You'll find it under Resources in the main menu.

Our resource portal is built for Veterans and their families in the Cape Fear region. Browse by category, or reach out through our Contact page if you're not sure where to start.

CFVRP brings Veteran support organizations together in one place, connecting Veterans in the Cape Fear region with the resources they need — from community and mental health support to education and employment.