In crisis? Veterans Crisis Line — call 988, press 1 or text 838255. SUAS is not emergency care.
A person using a mobile app on their phone
App preview

Walk through the MVP demo

Each section uses labeled demo data. Click through veteran and responder workflows. These screens are demo concepts with sample data only.

Why food, ride & shelter

HALT — stopping crisis at the trigger point

In peer support and recovery, four states are known to push a person toward the edge: being Hungry, Angry, Lonely, or Tired. Together they spell HALT — and the word is the instruction: when you notice them, halt. For an isolated veteran these are the quiet conditions that turn a hard night into an emergency. The app is built to interrupt them — every tap meets the basic human need behind a trigger before it can escalate.

H — Hungry

A hot meal, delivered free. No empty stomach left to sharpen a bad night.

A — Angry

A peer who's been there and help that comes fast, so frustration doesn't compound in isolation.

L — Lonely

A ride to connection and a fellow veteran on the other end. Isolation is the risk; presence is the answer.

T — Tired

A safe place to sleep tonight, no payment. Rest, before exhaustion becomes despair.

Meet the need and the trigger loses its power. This isn't therapy or a hotline — it's the practical step that keeps HALT from becoming the last straw. For immediate danger, the Veterans Crisis Line (988, Press 1) is always one tap away.

Interactive prototype

Emergency services, one tap away

A working preview of the veteran-facing app: tap a need — ride, food, or shelter — and walk through the confirmation flow. This is a prototype with sample data; no real services are dispatched.

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S.U.A.S. QRF

Veteran Emergency Services · Santa Clara County

Tap what you need. Help is free.

All services free · Paid by corporate sponsors
suasqrf.org
Full dispatch loop

From a veteran's tap to the dispatcher's queue

The complete experience, end to end: tap a service on the veteran's phone and watch the request land in the dispatcher console with its Medi-Cal billing detail, then advance it through the live status flow. Sample data only — no real services are dispatched and nothing is stored.

Demo · sample data
Support signalYellow — light support needed
Last check-inToday
Trusted circle3 contacts
Next actionLight peer outreach recommended

Demo screens

These map to the planned MVP. Each card below summarizes a screen from the pilot roadmap; interactive versions are in development.

Dashboard

Support signal and next actions.

Check-In

Six-question private check-in.

Trusted Circle

Consent-based trusted contacts.

Resources

County resource routing.

Timeline

Care coordination history.

Responder

Nonprofit support queue.

Admin

Pilot readiness overview.

These seven screens are planned for the pilot build and shown here as concepts with sample data only. Want to help shape them? Join the pilot or contact us.