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About Us
Veteran-Focused Behavioral Health & Recovery Services
RecoVET is a nonprofit 501(c) (3) organization based in St. Louis, MO, committed to empowering veterans, active-duty service members, and their families as they face the complex challenges of behavioral health, substance use disorders, and reintegration into civilian life. Our veteran-centered approach delivers a full spectrum of behavioral health services—including supportive housing and life skills training—in a compassionate and structured environment designed to foster healing, resilience, and long-term success.
Our mission is rooted in connection, healing, and hope. Through strong partnerships with trusted organizations such as the Assisted Recovery Centers of America (ARCA), the Salvation Army, CAFE, and the Gibson Center for Behavioral Change, we ensure that every individual in our care has access to the resources they need to thrive.
At RecoVET, we believe recovery is not just about treatment—it’s about rebuilding lives. Our peer support specialists walk alongside residents in our transitional living program, helping them access care, build resilience, and rediscover purpose. Whether you're seeking help for yourself or a loved one, RecoVET is here to provide guidance, support, and a community that understands.
Start your journey toward recovery today.

Our Programs & Services
RecoVET provides comprehensive, veteran-focused care designed to support recovery, independence, and long-term success.
RecoVET is dedicated to empowering veterans in our supportive living program by facilitating meaningful connections with social service organizations and behavioral healthcare providers throughout the St. Louis Metro Area. Through these partnerships, we aim to foster lasting, positive change in the lives of those we serve.
RecoVET has established strong collaborative relationships with key community partners, including the Assisted Recovery Centers of America (ARCA), the Salvation Army, CAFE, and the Gibson Center for Behavioral Change. These partnerships are initially supported by RecoVET peer support specialists, who accompany residents in our transitional living program to ensure their physical, mental, and emotional health needs are comprehensively addressed.
Programs & Services

RecoVET’s Supportive Housing Program offers a safe, structured, and healing environment for individuals navigating mental health challenges or substance use disorders. Rooted in compassion and accountability, the program fosters personal growth and stability through peer support, community engagement, and access to essential services.
As one resident, Jordan Hampton, describes it: “A brotherhood filled with comradery and support.” This sense of belonging and mutual encouragement is at the heart of RecoVET’s mission to uplift and empower every veteran we serve.
Supportive Housing

At RecoVET, we understand that adults navigating transitional phases in life often face a range of challenges that require a strong foundation of essential life skills.
Developing these skills is critical for managing the increasing complexities of everyday life.
Whether it's financial literacy, emotional intelligence, effective communication, or time management, life skills serve as the building blocks for personal growth, resilience, and long-term stability.
Our training programs are designed to equip individuals with practical tools and strategies that empower them to confidently handle life’s challenges and pursue meaningful, independent living.
Life Skills Training


Get Involved
You have the power to change a veteran’s life. Volunteer your time or support our mission through a tax-deductible donation.
RecoVET is a registered 501(c)(3), and your contributions are tax-deductible as allowed by law.

TESTIMONIAL
Inspirational Story of Hope
I'm so veryGrateful for RecoVET!!! From the minute I walked in the front door. I was welcomed into the RecoVET family. With open arms. From the structured setting to work on myself and my Addiction. RecoVET has been a life saving program for me. I'm quickly approaching 1yr Clean and Sober. All made possible through RecoVET!!! This is the longest amount of Clean and Sober time. That I've had since my early High School years (1976-1979). I've totally changed my life around. Since being at RecoVET. I've found the Comradery that I have missed. Since I served in the ARMY (1980-1984). THANK GOD for RecoVET Healthcare!!! - Gary

Why RecoVET
All Things Addiction
In this powerful episode, T.C, a 49-year-old U.S. Army veteran, opens up about his journey through substance use, loss, incarceration, and redemption. Born into a family of addiction in rural Virginia, Travis’s story reveals how trauma and resilience can coexist — and how recovery and purpose are always possible.
Testimonial
What a wonderful place for those who served our country to have to go and seek rehabilitation with what they suffer with or from, from the top to the bottom from the organizers, the staffing to the clients.... only here can you be in the company of true HEROES and all the amazing people that take care of them... I thank each and every one of you for the service you give. -S.H
In The Community highlights the experiences our veterans share outside of our programs—participating in local events, volunteering, and enjoying recreational outings. These activities foster camaraderie, build confidence, and reinforce the importance of belonging. Each outing is an opportunity to engage, grow, and celebrate achievements together.
In The Community






Frequently Asked Questions
You can call us directly at 314-797-3480. A member of our team will be ready to connect with you and guide you through the next steps.
That’s completely okay—many people feel the same way. RecoVET offers a wide range of resources to meet your unique needs, including peer support, life skills training, and connections to trusted community partners. Our programs are built with compassion, respect, and a deep commitment to your well-being. You’ve served your country—now let us serve you.
Yes. At RecoVET, we believe in Compassionate Care and Connection for Veterans in Recovery. Many of our peer specialists are veterans themselves, and they understand the unique challenges of military service, substance use, and mental health recovery. You’ll never have to walk this journey alone. Take the first step today!
If you need immediate help, please reach out right away:
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Call 911, or go to the nearest emergency room
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988 Lifeline, Veterans Crisis Line: 988 then press 1
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