U.S.VETS - Barber's Point

6 reviews

+1 (808) 682-9000

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91-1039 Shangrila St Bldg 37

Kapolei, HI 96707

+1 (808) 682-9000

http://www.usvetsinc.org

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U.S.VETS - Barber's Point at Kalaeloa serves nearly 1,000 homeless and at-risk veterans throughout the state of Hawai'i each year. Barber's Point provides affordable, long-term, supportive housing and is home to the U.S.Vets signature work re-entry program, Veterans in Progress.

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Reviews

1.56 reviews

Stephen H.

3/26/2019

Believe it or not, this organization helped me in Oahu when no one else would do so. I have previously had bad experiences with VA offices on the mainland, but this one I found to be exceptionally...

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Raphael C.

7/16/2024

In conclusion, my experience with US VETS has been deeply disappointing and disheartening. The organization's lack of transparency, poor communication, and questionable hiring practices make it...

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Andy A.

5/15/2017

This is an extremely corrupt organization that DOES NOT help vets!! They recieve funding for vets thru the VA but do nor provide it to the VETS or make it nearly impossible for Vets to receive...

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Johnathon J.

2/14/2017

This is the worse va center I went to. I literally had to wait 15 minutes just to ask a question about filing for disability. Another veteran walked in he was on time for his 130 appointment still...

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Shani G.

7/15/2016

This is the worst organization my family has ever experienced. My fiance is a Veteran and during the hardest of times this company is suppose to help the veterans and children. He had been going...

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