

For veterans: A self contained, web based free app that makes navigating the VA suck less and finding providers and nonprofits easy and fast. Sarge knows the way.
Waypoint is your guide to finding benefits, resources, and people who understand the veteran journey.
For providers: The only national provider directory built for providers who have experience working with veterans and want more veteran clients. You advertise on Waypoint, veterans find you easily, become clients, love you and tell more veterans.
For non-profits: The only national non-profit directory built for veteran focused nonprofits. They need you, Waypoint makes it easy to get found & get them support.

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What is Waypoint?
Waypoint is a platform built to make the veteran ecosystem easier to navigate. Veterans can find benefits, resources, providers, and organizations. Providers and nonprofits can connect with the veteran community and make their services easier to discover.
Who is Waypoint for?
Waypoint is built for veterans, providers, and nonprofits. Veterans use Waypoint to find the resources and support they need. Providers and nonprofits use it to get discovered by the people they're here to serve.
Is Waypoint affiliated with the VA?
No. Sarge believes the government should keep it's promise to support veterans, but doesn't exactly trust the government.
Waypoint is an independent platform and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. This protect you as a veteran.
How does Waypoint help veterans?
Waypoint brings important information and resources into one easier-to-navigate place. Veterans can search for benefits, find providers and nonprofits, locate resources, and get pointed toward the next step without having to figure out the entire system first.
How does Waypoint help providers?
Waypoint gives providers a dedicated place to be discovered by veterans actively looking for services. Providers can create a profile, highlight their specialties and services, and connect with veterans who are looking for the type of care or support they provide.
How does Waypoint help nonprofits?
Waypoint helps nonprofits get their programs and resources in front of veterans who need them. Instead of relying entirely on veterans to stumble across your organization, Waypoint makes your organization searchable within a platform built specifically for the veteran community.
Who can be listed in the Waypoint directory?
Waypoint is designed for organizations and providers that serve the veteran community, including healthcare providers, mental health professionals, nonprofits, community organizations, and other veteran-serving resources.
Does being listed guarantee veterans will contact me?
No. Waypoint helps make your organization easier to discover; it doesn't guarantee referrals, clients, or contacts. Your profile, services, location, specialties, and the needs of the veteran all influence whether you're a good match.
Does Waypoint replace the VA?
No. Waypoint doesn't replace the VA or provide official VA services. It's a navigation and discovery tool that helps veterans find information, providers, nonprofits, and resources across the broader veteran ecosystem.
Can Waypoint tell me what benefits I qualify for?
Waypoint can help you discover potentially relevant benefits and point you towards official information and applications. Waypoint does not make official eligibility determinations.
Is Waypoint only for veterans?
No. While veterans are at the center of Waypoint, the platform is designed to connect the entire veteran-serving ecosystem—veterans looking for help, providers offering services, and nonprofits offering resources.
