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Justice for Vets
We empower communities to respond effectively to the complex medical, behavioral health, and criminogenic needs of veterans in the justice system.
Our Mission
All Rise’s Justice for Vets (JFV) empowers communities to respond effectively to the complex medical, behavioral health, and criminogenic needs of veterans in the justice system. Through customized consultation, training, and technical assistance, JFV partners with state and local stakeholders to build and sustain coordinated, multidisciplinary systems of accountability and care across every stage of justice involvement.
By integrating evidence-based approaches with military culture, JFV helps reduce recidivism, support lasting recovery, and promote long-term success for those who have served.
Trending Resources
JFV offers dynamic resources for any program working with veterans. Our expertise on complex medical and behavioral health can be applied beyond the veteran population
Supporting Individuals With Acquired Brain Injury
This toolkit provides a comprehensive overview of acquired brain injury and offers critical guidance on how justice-based programs can respond.
Podcast: When Thank You Is Not Enough
Major General (ret.) Clyde “Butch” Tate takes you on a journey with veterans, subject matter experts, and people doing heroic work for those who have served.
Customized Technical Assistance
Work one-on-one and as a team with treatment court experts to identify, understand, and address ongoing challenges. Technical assistance is available virtually or in person in your jurisdiction.
Serving Those Who Served Us
Justice for Vets offers a wide variety of free resources to educate public health, public safety, and veterans service professionals on evidence-based best practices for working with justice-involved veterans diagnosed with mental health and substance use disorders.
From live, in-person trainings and webinars to online courses, publications, and offerings specifically for veteran mentors, if you need it, we have it.
Podcast: When Thank You Is Not Enough
We say, “Thank you for your service.” We say we are “a grateful nation.” But what should we do when “thank you” isn’t enough?
Hosted by Major General (ret.) Clyde “Butch” Tate, each episode of this podcast takes you on a journey with veterans, subject matter experts, and people doing heroic work on behalf of those who have served.
Our Story
Justice for Vets was founded in 2010 to support the emergence of veterans treatment courts and assist communities with bringing together local, state, and federal resources to directly serve veterans involved in the justice system due to mental health disorders, trauma, and substance use.
In 2013, Justice for Vets launched the Veteran Mentor Corps to train volunteer veteran mentors and mentor coordinators serving in veterans treatment courts.
