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Veterans Organizations

Organizations whose own description of their work names veterans. The subject comes from what each organization has published about itself, not from a category anyone assigned to it.

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Showing 1–11 of 11 organizations.

What all 172 organizations say they work on

Bar length is relative to the largest subject, 40 organizations; the hairline marks half. Subjects come from each organization's own published description; an organization that has not described its work is in none of these.

Published placements at these organizations, by year
  1. 1 2023
  2. 1 2024
  3. 2 2025
  4. 3 2026

Every placement LAAC has published at these organizations, summer and post-graduate: 7 in all. 2 of the 11 that name veterans have taken someone before the bar. A year with no mark is a year LAAC published no placement at any of them.

  • Bay Area Legal Aid

    2 published placements, hires before the bar

    BayLegal is committed to providing meaningful access to the civil justice system through quality legal assistance regardless of a client’s location, language, or disability.

    • Employment and Workers' Rights
    • Disability Rights
    • Elder Law
    • Veterans

  • Center for Justice and Accountability (CJA)

    CJA is an international human rights organization dedicated to deterring torture, war crimes, crimes against humanity, and other severe human rights abuses around the world through litigation, policy…

    • Immigration
    • Family Law and Domestic Violence
    • Healthcare and Public Benefits
    • Veterans

  • Inner City Law Center (ICLC)

    The only provider of legal services on Skid Row in downtown Los Angeles, ICLC combats slum housing while developing strategies to end homelessness.

    • Housing
    • Immigration
    • Veterans

  • National Veterans Legal Services Program (NVLSP)

    In the wake of World War II, the U.S. Congress enacted laws that continue to stand as a solemn promise to every citizen who steps forward to serve our country in military uniform: if you are injured…

    • Disability Rights
    • Veterans

  • OneJustice

    For more than thirty years, OneJustice has been working to expand legal help for Californians in need.

    • Elder Law
    • Children and Youth
    • Veterans

  • Public Counsel

    Public Counsel is the largest pro bono law firm in the nation.

    • Housing
    • Immigration
    • Family Law and Domestic Violence
    • Consumer and Bankruptcy

  • San Diego Volunteer Lawyer Program (SDVLP)

    SDVLP serves the homeless, abused children, domestic violence victims, elder abuse victims, veterans, immigrants, and those with HIV/AIDS. More than 75% of SDVLP’s clients are women and children.

    • Housing
    • Immigration
    • Family Law and Domestic Violence
    • Elder Law

  • San Luis Obispo Legal Assistance Foundation

    The mission of SLO Legal Assistance is to develop programs in San Luis Obispo County that provide and promote free legal-aid services, assistance in self-representation, and conflict resolution for…

    • Elder Law
    • Veterans

  • Stateside Legal

    This website is for members of the military, veterans, their families and advocates.

    • Veterans

  • Swords to Plowshares

    Hires before the bar

    Swords to Plowshares is a community-based, not-for-profit veteran service organization that provides wrap-around care to more than 3,000 veterans in the San Francisco Bay Area each year.

    • Veterans

  • Veterans Legal Institute

    Veterans Legal Institute ® (VLI) provides pro bono legal assistance to homeless, at risk, disabled and low income current and former service members to eradicate barriers to housing, healthcare,…

    • Housing
    • Healthcare and Public Benefits
    • Employment and Workers' Rights
    • Children and Youth

Organizations, descriptions and membership come from the Legal Aid Association of California's own directory. Placements come from LAAC's published fellowship rosters.