Veterans across the country face numerous barriers as they seek to reenter the workforce. While many supportive services are available to veterans, the process of navigating through a local network can be daunting. Project (re)Launch will seek to ameliorate this issue by expanding access to 2-1-1 San Diego’s Courage to Call (C2C) service offering, a closed-loop case management service that connects veterans to over 1,200 mental health, housing and financial assistance providers in the San Diego area, and coupling the C2C program with the VA’s Vocational Rehabilitiation and Employment (VR&E) program. Third Sector is providing technical assistance/project structuring support to 2-1-1 on the project. Veterans that are enrolled in the VR&E vocational training program will be assigned a navigator from C2C that will help assess the veteran’s needs, refer them to appropriate supportive services, and track their progress towards barrier removal through 2-1-1’s Community Information Exchange data platform, a system that allows 2-1-1 to interface with service providers in its network to track participant progress. Our theory of change is that if veterans are well-equipped to remove health related barriers as they go through vocational training and the job search process, they will have an easier time achieving desired employment outcomes.