Veterans Counseling Veterans (VCV) is a veteran-led organization committed to improving mental wellness, suicide prevention, and community resilience for military members, veterans, and their families across the United States.
To empower veterans, service members, and their families through peer driven counseling, education, advocacy, and access to trusted mental health resources, ensuring no veteran feels alone.
To empower veterans, service members, and their families through peer driven counseling, education, advocacy, and access to trusted mental health resources, ensuring no veteran feels alone.
VCV is guided by experienced veterans, mental health professionals, and community leaders who bring lived experience, professional expertise, and unwavering commitment to service.
Ellsworth "Tony" Williams
As a retired Army combat veteran with 24 years of distinguished service, I've experienced firsthand the challenges and triumphs of military life. My journey, from the frontlines to the field of Clinical Mental Health Counseling, is fueled by a relentless commitment to serve — a commitment inherited from my father, a fellow Army veteran.
Dr Luke McClee
A dedicated mental health professional committed to bridging the gap between clinical expertise and veteran community needs. Dr. McClee brings over 15 years of counseling and organizational leadership experience to our mission.
Carrie Nero, BG
A respected community leader and advocate for service families. Carrie brings strategic vision and deep roots in education reform and public service, ensuring VCV's programs are accessible and impactful for all veterans.
James R. Collins
Supporting VCV's mission growth and veteran outreach initiatives with decades of non-profit leadership. James specializes in sustainable program development and inter-agency partnerships that amplify veteran support services.
Maria Santos
With a background in social work and veteran advocacy, Maria leads community engagement initiatives that connect veterans and their families to life-changing resources and support networks across the nation.
See how we support veterans and families every day.
Service Area
Suicide Prevention (Training, Intervention, Awareness and After suicide)
Military Sexual Trauma
Mental Health for Families of Veterans
Mentorship
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion and Access
Women Veterans Mental health
Referral
We are dedicated to standing beside veterans and their families with compassion, respect, and unwavering support. Our commitment goes beyond services—it's about building lasting relationships, listening with care, and providing guidance through every stage of life’s journey.
Care guided by veterans and strengthened by peers who truly understand your journey.
Your privacy is protected through strict ethical standards and complete confidentiality.
Care grounded in a deep understanding of military culture, values, and lived experience.
Welcoming, accessible care designed to support every veteran, without barriers.
Working hand in hand with community partners to deliver stronger, more connected care.
Whether you are a veteran, family member, partner organization, or supporter—VCV is here to serve.
VCV delivers services and resources across multiple U.S. regions through a growing network of trained counselors, partners, and community leaders.