Project Updates
Development
Priorities.
Potential support would help turn the concept into a carefully tested service model. The first investment is in listening, a usable prototype, and evidence about practical access.
Build With Veterans
Listen to veterans who face service-access barriers and to local providers. Test assumptions, accessibility, and phone or in-person alternatives.
Proposed outputDocumented veteran & provider feedback
Make the Model Ready
Develop the app, provider responsibilities, consent, privacy, and a clear referral handoff process.
Proposed outputA tested prototype & draft safeguards
Start Carefully. Learn Honestly.
Plan one bounded pilot. Assess supply follow-through and optional referral connections, with safeguards and honest evaluation.
Proposed outputA pilot plan with clear learning questions
What a Pilot Would Need to Show
Success would need to be demonstrated through practical results and the experiences of the people served.
- Practical Access
- Can veterans understand and use the request process, including when they need assistance?
- Request Follow-Through
- Can providers complete supply requests and, with consent, confirm that a referral reaches a receiving service?
- Veteran Experience
- Do people feel respected, informed, and in control of their choices?