Veteran Resources

 

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Make the Connection is the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs’ national public awareness campaign that features true stories of Veterans who have faced and overcome challenges. Veterans’ unscripted and candid testimonials highlight the strength and resilience of those who have served our country, and demonstrate paths to leading fulfilling lives.


Veterans Crisis Line: 1-800-273-8255  PRESS 1

Confidential chat at VeteransCrisisLine.net  or text to 838255


Vet Center Program

Helping Veterans and their families transition from military to civilian life.

Vet Centers provide services to Veterans who have served in any war zone or area of hostility/combat. Vet Center services are also extended to family members who experienced an active duty death (bereavement counseling) and Veterans of any era who has experienced any form of military sexual trauma or harassment. These Veterans are not required to have served in a war zone.

  • All services are without time limitation and at no cost to the Veteran. These services have been prepaid through the Veteran’s military service.
  • Veterans do not need to be enrolled with the VA Medical Centers to use this benefit.
  • Veterans do not need a disability rating or service connection for injuries from either the VA or the DoD, to use a Vet Center.
  • No information will be released to any person or agency without the written consent from the Veteran, except in circumstances averting a crisis.
  • Readjustment counseling services at the Vet Centers are not part of the Basic Medical Benefits Package.

PTSD RESOURCES

PTSD and Substance Abuse Help for Veterans

Guide to Finding a PTSD Therapist


find a home

How to Stop Living Out of Your Car – Guide for Homeless Vets

Homeless Veterans’ Resources

National Coalition for Homeless Veterans

Homes for Homeless Vets


financial assistance

Financial Benefits of a Military Career

Financial Assistance for Homeless Vets


SUPPORT AND LEGAL ADVICE

Support for Veterans and Their Struggles

Legal Advice for Veterans