VCAP Veterans Community Access Program

❖ The goal of the program is to help Veterans with long-term care needs remain in their own homes. This program is designed to empower and support qualifying Veterans to hire, train, and supervise care attendants. Personal Care Attendants will help with the Veteran’s daily needs for care, provide caregiver respite, and perform light housekeeping.

❖ A Care Advisor from your local VA Medical Center will conduct an assessment to determine eligibility and level of need for services.

❖ Once eligibility is determined, a monthly budget is assigned. The Veteran and our Program Advisor will work within the approved budget to create a person-centered service plan.

If you have questions or need information, call our VCA Program Advisors:

KELLY HUMPHREY @ 304-962-0214, email:  khumphrey@mtstcil.org in our Beckley Office or

LISA MESSER @ 304-962-4845, email: lmesser@mtstcil.org in our Huntington office. 

VCA Program Contact

 Kelly Humphrey @ 304-962-0214 or email khumphrey@mtstcil.org

VCAP Service Areas

 

Beckley Office 

The Beckley Office provides support and services to the following counties

Braxton             Boone               Fayette            Greenbrier             

Logan                McDowell         Mercer               Monroe                   

Nicholas            Raleigh             Summers          Webster                    

Wyoming

    For assistance, contact our VCA Program Advisor– Kelly Humphrey @304-962-0214

    Huntington Office 

    The Huntington Office provides support and services to the following counties

    Cabell             Jackson            Lincoln              Logan 

    Mason             Mingo               Putnam             Wayne

    Wirt                  Wood

     

    Independent Living philosophy

    This program operates under the independent living philosophy of consumer control, peer support, self-help, self-determination, equal access, and individual and systems advocacy to maximize the leadership, empowerment, independence, and productivity of individuals with disabilities, and their integration and full inclusion into the mainstream of American society.

    Our Homes, Not Nursing Homes

    Independent Living services enable West Virginians with disabilities to return to or remain in their own homes and communities and are critical to West Virginia’s compliance with the most integrated setting provision set forth in Title II of the Americans with Disabilities Act and upheld by the US Supreme Court in the Olmstead Decision.

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