
Find them.
Support them.
Restore hope.
Locate 22 is building a coordinated network to reconnect veterans with housing, work, training, counseling, transportation, and community.
Every veteran deserves a path back to stability, purpose, and belonging.
Locate 22 is designed as more than a shelter or referral line. It is a practical, integrated system that helps veterans move from crisis toward independence.
The name honors the long-standing “22” symbol in veteran suicide awareness while focusing the organization on prevention, connection, and action.
A transparent scorecard for the pilot stage.
These figures are launch goals—not claimed results. As services begin, Locate 22 will replace them with verified outcomes and publish the measurement standards behind every number.
View the public accountability frameworkOne request. One coordinated pathway.
The model is designed to reduce handoffs, preserve dignity, and keep one accountable point of coordination around the participant.
Request
A veteran, family member, or approved referral partner requests assistance.
Review
The request is screened for urgency, consent, safety, and the appropriate response.
Connect
Qualified outreach personnel attempt respectful, lawful contact when appropriate.
Plan
The veteran or family helps shape a practical, individualized stability plan.
Coordinate
Locate 22 connects participating partners across housing, benefits, health, transportation, and work.
Follow through
Progress is reviewed and support is adjusted as the participant moves toward independence.
Support that meets the whole person
Each program reinforces the next, reducing the chance that a veteran gets lost between agencies or eligibility requirements.
Veteran Recovery Task Force
A lawful, consent-centered network of licensed investigators and partners helping families reconnect with veterans who have fallen out of contact.
Learn moreFamily & Survivor Support
Practical help for spouses and dependents facing sudden financial, housing, benefits, employment, or caregiving instability after a veteran can no longer provide support.
Learn moreTemporary Housing
Safe, structured dormitory-style housing paired with individualized case management and a clear path toward independence.
Learn moreEmployment Services
Career navigation, résumé support, employer partnerships, apprenticeships, and paid transitional work opportunities.
Learn moreTraining Academy
Practical education in technology, investigations, skilled trades, entrepreneurship, leadership, and other marketable fields.
Learn moreCounseling & Wellness
On-site offices for licensed professionals, peer support, benefits navigation, addiction recovery, and family services.
Learn moreTransportation
Reliable rides to medical appointments, interviews, training, housing appointments, and essential community resources.
Learn moreThe Veteran Recovery Task Force
A professional network of licensed private investigators, veteran advocates, service organizations, and community partners working together to locate and reconnect veterans who have fallen out of contact.
Locate
Receive a family referral, partner referral, or direct request and determine the appropriate lawful outreach response.
Connect
Establish contact, verify immediate needs, respect personal choice, and connect the veteran with trusted services.
Stabilize
Coordinate housing, transportation, benefits, counseling, food security, and essential documentation.
Rebuild
Create a personal plan for training, employment, financial stability, and long-term community connection.
A single place to begin again
The Locate 22 campus would combine temporary dormitories, classrooms, counseling offices, computer labs, transportation services, veteran organization offices, and employment resources under one roof.
- Temporary housing and case management
- Affordable professional office suites
- Training rooms and certification programs
- Veteran business and employment center
Founder photograph to be addedBuilt from service, investigation, and the belief that no veteran should disappear from the community.
Matthew Schultz is the founding Executive Director of Locate 22, a Marine Corps veteran, licensed private investigator, and longtime community advocate.
His professional experience locating people, developing facts, coordinating investigative work, and helping families navigate difficult circumstances shaped the central idea behind Locate 22: use disciplined outreach to reconnect veterans, then surround them with practical resources that support lasting stability.
“Locate 22 is being built to do more than identify a need. It is being built to find the person, earn trust, coordinate the right support, and remain present while that veteran moves toward a stronger future.”
Founding partners can shape what comes next.
Locate 22 is developing the public, corporate, investigative, and philanthropic relationships needed to launch responsibly.
Help build the network veterans deserve.
Locate 22 is in its founding stage. We are seeking board members, investigators, service providers, employers, donors, grant partners, and community advocates.