Veterans Job Casting™

The Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) was created by the Army to provide world-class transition and job assistance services to the Soldiers and civilian employees and their family members who have selflessly served their nation. The program is mandated by Congress and embedded in Army and DoD policy.

The Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) was created by the Army to provide world-class transition and job assistance services to the Soldiers and civilian employees and their family members who have selflessly served their nation. The program is mandated by Congress and embedded in Army and DoD policy.

The Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) was created by the Army to provide world-class transition and job assistance services to the Soldiers and civilian employees and their family members who have selflessly served their nation. The program is mandated by Congress and embedded in Army and DoD policy.

The Army Career and Alumni Program (ACAP) was created by the Army to provide world-class transition and job assistance services to the Soldiers and civilian employees and their family members who have selflessly served their nation. The program is mandated by Congress and embedded in Army and DoD policy.

Supporting Homeless and American Veterans Since 1993. Did you know that one-third of the homeless are veterans? Did you know that there are 400,000 homeless veterans on the streets tonight? The Circle of Friends for American Veterans is fighting back by actively supporting programs that help create jobs for motivated veterans who want to work.

You’ve learned and experienced a lot in the Marine Corps. Now as you transfer your skills to civilian life, you’ll want every advantage. Like having a great resume and excellent interviewing skills. And tapping in to a network of Marine- and veteran-friendly employers. That’s where Marine For Life can help.

Since 1997, the DC Metro site has served homeless veterans through the strategic placement of Americorps members. Members have served throughout the continuum of care in Washington, DC metropolitan area, Baltimore, Maryland and Martinsburg, West Virginia. In August 2003, DC Metro opened a 24-bed Shelter Plus Care program for formerly homeless veterans in recovery. Veterans at Ignatia are provided with case management, sobriety support, employment and training assistance, career/computer center and a service provider is on site 24/7.