Q & A’s
frequently ask Questions & Answers
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A: Louisiana Lavender House (LLH) is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit organization based in Baton Rouge, Louisiana. We support all veterans and their families, with a core mission to build transitional housing for female veterans. We offer support with VA benefits, mental health resources, job placement, housing navigation, and financial counseling.
A: Our services are available to all U.S. veterans and their families. Once developed, our transitional housing will be dedicated exclusively to female veterans and their children.
A: Yes. Thanks to donors and community partners, all LLH services are offered at no cost.
A: We’re based in Baton Rouge, LA. We provide in-person and virtual support by appointment.
Partnering with trusted organizations to maximize impact.
Ensuring transparency and accountability in all we do.
Veteran Benefits & Resource Navigation
A: Yes. We help veterans gather documentation and submit claims for disability, education, healthcare, and other benefits. We also support appeals.
A: Absolutely. We guide veterans through online platforms to manage their healthcare, communicate with providers, and stay informed about their benefits.
A: • Disability Compensation
• VA Healthcare
• Education Benefits (Post-9/11 GI Bill, Montgomery GI Bill, VR&E)
• Survivor & Dependent Benefits
• VA Home Loans and Assistance Programs
Housing Assistance
A: We don’t currently provide housing. However, we help veterans find safe, affordable options and assist with VA loan readiness, HUD-VASH, and Section 8 applications.
A: Transitional housing provides structured, temporary shelter for veterans working toward permanent housing. We are fundraising to develop female-centered transitional housing with wraparound services in Baton Rouge.
Employment & Job Support
A: Yes. We provide resume writing, job search assistance, interview preparation, and connect veterans with local workforce partners and veteran-friendly employers.
Financial Counseling
A: We offer help with:
• Budgeting
• Credit repair
• Long-term financial planning
• Access to financial literacy events
• Homeownership readiness plans
Mental Health & Wellness
A: While we don’t provide direct therapy, we refer veterans to trusted providers, including VA mental health services and community clinicians for PTSD, MST, anxiety, and depression.
A: Yes. We offer a trauma-informed approach and connect MST survivors to appropriate care, legal resources, and peer support.
Get Involved
A: Visit our [Volunteer Opportunities] page to sign up. We need volunteers for outreach, events, administration, and veteran mentorship.
A; Visit our [Donate] page to make a one-time or monthly contribution. All donations are tax-deductible and support programs for veterans.
Immediate Help
A: If you or someone you know is in crisis, call the Veterans Crisis Line at 988 (press 1) or text 838255 for 24/7 confidential support.