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Veterans Inc.

Founded	Worcester, Massachusetts (1990)
Type	Non-profit, Interest group
Location	Administrative Headquarters in Worcester, Massachusetts Shrewsbury, Massachusetts Devens, Massachusetts Bradford, Vermont Lewiston, Maine New Britain, Connecticut Pawtucket, Rhode Island Concord, New Hampshire
Services	temporary and emergency housing, counseling, employment services, job training, family programs, benefits counseling and advocacy, transportation, temporary financial assistance, health and wellness, food services, childcare services
Fields	Human Services
Key people	Lt. Colonel Vincent Perrone USAF (Retired), President Denis Leary, Executive Director
Website	www.veteransinc.org

Veterans Inc. (formerly known as The Central Massachusetts Shelter for Homeless Veterans and Massachusetts Veterans Inc.) is an American non-governmental, and non-profit organization founded in 1990. Its headquarters are in Worcester, Massachusetts.

The organization's mission is to give shelter to honorably-served veterans who have lost their homes and suffer from other possible disabilities.