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Alaska: state veterans benefits

Alaska's state veterans agency is the Alaska Office of Veterans Affairs (AOVA), part of the Alaska Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. AOVA's guiding principle is 'Serving Alaska, One Veteran at a Time,' and it works to help veterans, service members, and their families understand and receive the benefits, support, and recognition they have earned. Headline services include free, trained Veterans Service Officers stationed around the state who help file benefit claims at no cost, a tuition waiver for dependents of Alaska service members who died in the line of duty, were killed in action, or are listed as a POW, and information on state-authorized benefits like the disabled veteran property tax exemption and land purchase discounts. AOVA also connects veterans to federal VA healthcare, education, and disability programs.

Source: https://veterans.alaska.gov/about-us/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Alabama: state veterans benefits

The Alabama Department of Veterans Affairs (ADVA) is the state agency serving Alabama's 400,000-plus veterans. It runs a network of county veterans service offices that help veterans and families file federal and state benefit claims at no cost, operates the state's veterans homes program and the Alabama State Veterans Memorial Cemetery at Spanish Fort, and administers the Alabama G.I. Dependents' Scholarship for spouses and children of disabled or deceased veterans. ADVA works alongside other state agencies, including the Alabama Commission on Higher Education, which runs a tuition assistance program for current Alabama National Guard members.

Source: https://va.alabama.gov/about/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Arkansas: state veterans benefits

Arkansas's state veterans agency is the Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs (ADVA). ADVA helps veterans and their families access state and federal benefits, runs state veterans homes that provide long-term nursing care, operates two state veterans cemeteries (North Little Rock and Birdeye), and supports burial honors including a stipend for honor guard teams. It also oversees a network of trained County Veteran Service Officers, supported by District Veteran Service Officers, so Arkansas veterans have a local place to get free help filing a claim.

Source: https://www.veterans.arkansas.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Arizona: state veterans benefits

The Arizona Department of Veterans' Services (ADVS), headquartered in Phoenix, is the state agency for Arizona's veterans, service members, and their families. It runs a statewide network of free Veteran Benefits Counselors who help veterans and families file VA claims and learn about state benefits, and it administers the Military Family Relief Fund for financial hardship assistance. ADVS also operates four State Veteran Homes in Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma, runs three Arizona Veterans' Memorial Cemeteries, and oversees education benefits including a tuition waiver scholarship. The agency's main line is 602-255-3373.

Source: https://dvs.az.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

California: state veterans benefits

California's state veterans agency is the California Department of Veterans Affairs, known as CalVet, which serves the nearly 1.6 million veterans living in the state. Its headline benefits include CalVet Home Loans, which can finance up to 100 percent of an owner-occupied home with no minimum credit score requirement and no monthly private mortgage insurance, and the Veterans Homes of California, which provide affordable long-term care for aged and disabled veterans and their eligible spouses and domestic partners. CalVet's broader job is making sure California veterans and their families get the state and federal benefits they earned through military service.

Source: https://www.ca.gov/departments/163/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Colorado: state veterans benefits

Colorado veterans are served by the Colorado Division of Veterans Affairs (DVA), part of the Colorado Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. The DVA trains and directs County Veterans Service Officers in all of Colorado's counties, who provide free, one-on-one help filing VA and state benefit claims. The agency also administers two state grant programs, the Veterans Trust Fund and the Veterans Assistance Grant, that fund nonprofit and government organizations serving veterans statewide, and it publishes the state's property tax exemption program for disabled veterans and Gold Star spouses.

Source: https://vets.colorado.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Connecticut: state veterans benefits

Connecticut veterans are served by the Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs (CT DVA), headquartered at 287 West Street in Rocky Hill. CT DVA runs several core functions: the Office of Advocacy and Assistance, which provides free help filing federal, state, and local benefit claims through five regional districts and town-level Veteran Service Officers; Residential Programs at the Rocky Hill campus; a Skilled Nursing Facility (the Sgt. John L. Levitow Healthcare Center); and Cemetery and Memorial Services at the State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown. The department also promotes a mobile and web-friendly app, the CT Vets App, that links veterans to a statewide directory of services.

Source: https://portal.ct.gov/dva. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

District of Columbia: state veterans benefits

The District of Columbia's veterans agency is the Mayor's Office of Veterans Affairs (MOVA), housed under the Mayor's Office of Community Affairs. MOVA serves DC's roughly 30,000 veterans and their families by connecting them to federal VA claims help through District Veteran Service Officers, and by certifying the Disabled Veterans Homestead Deduction that reduces property tax assessments. The MOVA page also lists a general grant funding opportunities link and event listings, but these could not be confirmed as veteran-specific programs from the page content.

Source: https://communityaffairs.dc.gov/mova. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Delaware: state veterans benefits

The Delaware Office of Veterans Services (under the Delaware Commission of Veterans Affairs, established in 1987) is the state's main agency for veterans, serving Delaware's roughly 72,000 veterans and their spouses and children through offices in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties. Its programs include the Veterans Trust Fund for emergency financial hardship, a $3,000-a-year state pension for veterans with paraplegia, free help from accredited Veteran Service Officers with federal and state benefit claims, the Delaware Veterans Memorial Cemetery, and support connecting veterans to health, mental health, and employment resources through the Delaware Joining Forces network.

Source: https://vets.delaware.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Florida: state veterans benefits

The Florida Department of Veterans' Affairs (FDVA), headquartered in Largo, is the main point of entry for Florida's nearly 1.4 million veterans. Its State Veterans Service Officers, reachable at (727) 319-7440, and a network of County Veteran Service Offices help veterans file benefit claims for free. Florida veterans should also know about state property tax exemptions for service-connected disabilities, out-of-state tuition fee waivers at public colleges, and the Florida Veterans Support Line at 1-844-MyFLVet (1-844-693-5838).

Source: https://floridavets.org/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Georgia: state veterans benefits

The Georgia Department of Veterans Service (GDVS) is the state agency that helps Georgia veterans and their families claim state and federal benefits, with claims assistance through Veterans Field Service Offices across the state. Headline state benefits include a large homestead property tax exemption for disabled veterans, vehicle and license plate benefits, veteran driver's licenses, education and training program approval, two state war veterans nursing homes, and two state veterans memorial cemeteries. GDVS also runs suicide prevention and outreach work, including a state grant program that funds nonprofit mental health providers serving veterans. Veterans can reach the agency at 404-656-2300 or through a nearby field office.

Source: https://veterans.georgia.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Hawaii: state veterans benefits

Hawaii's state veterans agency is the Office of Veterans' Services (OVS), part of the Hawaii Department of Defense. OVS helps veterans, dependents, and survivors apply for state and federal benefits at no cost, including VA claims and appeals assistance, burial arrangements at the Hawaii State Veterans Cemetery, home tax exemptions for totally disabled veterans, and a vehicle registration fee exemption for 100% disabled veterans. OVS operates offices on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island, and runs the Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home in Hilo, which its own site describes as the only state veterans home currently operating in Hawaii. A Maui State Veterans Home is going through the legislative process and a state veterans home on Oahu has been proposed but still needs construction funding.

Source: https://dod.hawaii.gov/ovs/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Iowa: state veterans benefits

The Iowa Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA) is the state agency that connects Iowa veterans with federal, state, and county benefits, under the motto "Fulfilling our nation's promise to Iowa's Veterans from Oath to Taps." IDVA operates the Iowa Veterans Home in Marshalltown and the Iowa Veterans Cemetery near Van Meter and Adel, and works with a network of County Veterans Service Officers who provide free, in-person help applying for benefits. Its state-level financial assistance programs include the Iowa Veterans Trust Fund for hardship assistance, the Injured Veterans Grant for post-9/11 combat injuries, and property tax relief for disabled veterans.

Source: https://dva.iowa.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Idaho: state veterans benefits

The Idaho Division of Veterans Services (IDVS) is the state agency serving Idaho's veterans and their families. It offers advocacy through service officers who help with benefit claims, four state veterans homes (in Boise, Lewiston, Pocatello, and Post Falls) for long-term care, and cemetery services at state and national cemeteries. IDVS also administers an emergency financial relief grant program and the Idaho Veterans Support Fund, along with education support, employment help, and programs for women veterans and homeless veterans.

Source: https://veterans.idaho.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Illinois: state veterans benefits

The Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs (IDVA) is the state agency for veteran benefits. It runs a statewide network of Veteran Service Officers who give free help with federal and state claims, and it operates state veterans' homes, including the Prince Home for homeless veterans. Its headline programs include state education benefits such as the Illinois Veterans' Grant and the MIA/POW dependents scholarship, the Veterans Cash grant program funded by lottery proceeds, burial benefits, and the Illinois Warrior Assistance Program for mental health and wellness support.

Source: https://veterans.illinois.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Indiana: state veterans benefits

The Indiana Department of Veterans Affairs (IDVA), based in Indianapolis, is the state agency serving Indiana veterans. Its headline benefits include the Military Family Relief Fund for veterans in financial crisis, a tuition and fee exemption at state colleges for children of disabled veterans, property tax deductions and credits for disabled veterans, and reduced hunting and fishing license fees. IDVA also supports a network of County Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and family members file for benefits at no cost in all 92 counties.

Source: https://www.in.gov/dva/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Kansas: state veterans benefits

Kansas veterans are served by the Kansas Office of Veterans Services (KOVS), a state agency whose mission is to help veterans and eligible family members thrive in Kansas communities. KOVS runs Veteran Service Representatives who help veterans file benefit claims at no cost, operates two State Veterans Homes (Fort Dodge and Winfield) and four State Veterans Cemeteries (Fort Dodge, Winfield, WaKeeney, and Fort Riley/Manhattan), and coordinates with the Kansas Department of Revenue and Kansas Board of Regents on tax relief and education benefits for veterans and their families.

Source: https://www.kovs.ks.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Kentucky: state veterans benefits

The Kentucky Department of Veterans Affairs (KDVA) is the state agency serving Kentucky's veterans and their families. KDVA helps veterans obtain federal, state, and local benefits at no cost, operates five state veterans cemeteries and state veterans nursing centers, and provides free benefits counseling through Veterans Field Benefit Representatives assigned by region across the state, covering every county. Headline programs include a state college tuition waiver for qualifying dependents, a Homeless Veterans Program that pays rent and utility bills, and the Veterans Program Trust Fund, which makes grants to organizations serving veterans.

Source: https://veterans.ky.gov/About/Pages/default.aspx. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Louisiana: state veterans benefits

The Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs (LDVA) is the state's cabinet-level agency serving Louisiana veterans, run by a Secretary and staffed with federal VA-accredited counselors at more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, five state veterans homes, and five state veterans cemeteries. Headline benefits include free help filing federal disability claims and appeals, the Military Family Assistance Fund for emergency financial hardship, the Title 29 in-state tuition exemption for veterans' dependents, no-cost burial at state veterans cemeteries, and a property tax exemption for disabled veterans administered jointly with parish tax assessors. LDVA also runs a 24/7 veteran crisis line (call 988 and select 1, or text 838255) and veteran employment services.

Source: https://vetaffairs.la.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Massachusetts: state veterans benefits

Massachusetts's state veterans agency is the Executive Office of Veterans' Services (EOVS), also known as the Department of Veterans' Services. EOVS runs Chapter 115, the state's needs-based financial assistance program for low-income veterans and their families, which is applied for through a local Veterans' Service Officer assigned to every city and town. EOVS also oversees the state's two Veterans Homes and its veterans cemeteries. Veterans can start with the online Chapter 115 benefits estimator or look up their local Veterans' Service Officer directly from the agency's site.

Source: https://vets.mass.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Maryland: state veterans benefits

Maryland veterans are served by the Department of Veterans and Military Families (DVMF), a state executive agency that helps veterans, service members, National Guard and Reserve members, and their families access federal, state, and local benefits. DVMF's headline programs include the Maryland Veterans Trust Fund for one-time financial hardship grants, free burial at five state veterans cemeteries, a state property tax exemption for 100% disabled veterans, education scholarships for veterans and their families (such as the Edward T. Conroy Memorial Scholarship), and in-person help from state service officers to file VA and state benefit claims.

Source: https://veterans.maryland.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Maine: state veterans benefits

The Bureau of Maine Veterans' Services (part of the Department of Defense, Veterans and Emergency Management) is the state agency serving Maine veterans and their families. It connects veterans to federal and state benefits through free Veterans Service Officers, operates the state's veterans memorial cemeteries, and runs the Maine State Approving Agency for veterans' education programs. Headline benefits include help enrolling in VA healthcare and filing VA claims, property tax and motor vehicle excise tax exemptions, tuition waivers for spouses and dependents of severely disabled or deceased veterans, and emergency financial assistance for veterans facing hardship.

Source: https://www.maine.gov/veterans/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Michigan: state veterans benefits

Michigan's state veterans agency is the Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA), part of the Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. MVAA runs the Michigan Veteran Resource Service Center at 1-800-MICH-VET (1-800-642-4838), a free line that connects veterans and families to benefits, veteran service officers, and free DD-214 discharge document retrieval. Through the Michigan Veterans Trust Fund, the state gives emergency grants to eligible veterans facing short-term financial crises. Michigan also offers a homestead property tax exemption for 100 percent disabled veterans, a tuition grant for children of veterans who died or became totally disabled from service, and help with VA claims through accredited veteran service officers across the state.

Source: https://www.michigan.gov/mvaa. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Minnesota: state veterans benefits

The Minnesota Department of Veterans Affairs (MDVA) is the state agency for Minnesota's veterans and their families. It runs state financial, dental, and optical assistance programs for veterans in need, the Minnesota GI Bill education benefit, eight state veterans homes, and four state veterans cemeteries. Its LinkVet line at 1-888-546-5838 answers any veteran-related question, and state law requires every Minnesota county to appoint a County Veterans Service Officer who helps veterans apply for benefits free of charge.

Source: https://mn.gov/mdva/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Missouri: state veterans benefits

Missouri's state veterans agency is the Missouri Veterans Commission (MVC). The MVC runs seven state veterans homes offering skilled nursing care, operates state veterans cemeteries, and staffs a statewide Veterans Service Officer program that counsels veterans and files VA and state benefit claims, with offices in almost every county. It also maintains the state's veterans benefits portal at veteranbenefits.mo.gov, which points veterans and their families to federal and Missouri benefits and resources. Veterans in crisis can dial 988 and press 1 for the Veteran Crisis Line.

Source: https://mvc.dps.mo.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Mississippi: state veterans benefits

Mississippi Veterans Affairs (MSVA) is the state agency serving Mississippi veterans and their dependents. It runs five State Veterans Homes (in Collins, Jackson, Kosciusko, Oxford, and Tradition/Biloxi), maintains a directory of Veterans Benefits Specialists and County Veterans Service Officers, and administers state benefits such as the disabled veteran property tax exemption and a scholarship for children of POWs/MIAs. It also handles DD-214 requests and issues the Mississippi Veterans Honor Medal.

Source: https://www.msva.ms.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Montana: state veterans benefits

Montana's state veterans agency is the Montana Veteran Affairs Division (MVAD), administratively attached to the Department of Military Affairs. MVAD runs a statewide network of nine Veteran Service Officer offices (in Belgrade, Billings, Butte, Great Falls, Havre, Helena, Kalispell, Miles City, and Missoula) that offer free, no-cost help with VA claims, appeals, and benefit paperwork, along with four state veterans cemeteries (Fort Harrison, Missoula, Miles City, and Columbia Falls). MVAD also administers state-specific benefits such as the Purple Heart Scholarship and works with the Department of Revenue on the property tax break for 100% disabled veterans.

Source: https://veterans.mt.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

North Carolina: state veterans benefits

North Carolina's state veterans agency is the N.C. Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA). Its benefits specialists provide free help with VA claims and state benefits through 12 state veterans service centers, working alongside county veterans service officers in most counties. The state also runs four State Veterans Homes for skilled nursing care, four state veterans cemeteries that provide a free burial plot to eligible veterans, a scholarship program for children of wartime veterans, and property tax relief for disabled veterans. The statewide toll-free line is 844-624-8387.

Source: https://www.milvets.nc.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

North Dakota: state veterans benefits

The North Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs (NDDVA), headquartered in Fargo, helps North Dakota veterans and their dependents obtain the federal and state benefits they are entitled to. Its headline services include free help from accredited County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers, several hardship grant programs (including the Hardship Assistance Grant and the IMPACT Hardship Assistance Grant), the Veterans Aid Loan program, a dependent tuition waiver for families of veterans killed or totally disabled in service, and a fraud protection hotline (VSAFE, 833-38V-SAFE). The agency's site also points veterans to the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline for mental health crises and to the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans. The agency references a North Dakota Veterans Cemetery, though this verification pass could not confirm its exact location directly on the agency's website.

Source: https://www.veterans.nd.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Nebraska: state veterans benefits

Nebraska veterans are served by the Nebraska Department of Veterans' Affairs (NDVA), which runs four state veterans' homes (in Bellevue, Kearney, Norfolk, and Scottsbluff), two state veterans cemeteries (Alliance and Grand Island), and a statewide network of County Veterans Service Officers who provide free, local help with VA claims and state benefit applications. Headline financial benefits include the Nebraska Veterans Aid Fund for emergency needs, a property tax homestead exemption for disabled veterans, and a tuition waiver for the dependents of severely disabled or deceased veterans. NDVA also runs the Nebraska Veterans' Gateway to Employment and other resources covering health, legal, and disability-claims guidance.

Source: https://veterans.nebraska.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

New Hampshire: state veterans benefits

New Hampshire veterans are served by the Division of Veterans Services, part of the state's Department of Military Affairs and Veterans Services. The Division helps veterans and their dependents apply for state and federal benefits through a network of Veterans Services Officers who meet by appointment at sites around the state. Headline state benefits include property tax credits for veterans and disabled veterans, a tuition waiver for the children of veterans with a 100 percent VA disability rating, a one-time $100 wartime service bonus, and the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen.

Source: https://www.nhveterans.nh.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

New Jersey: state veterans benefits

New Jersey's state veterans agency is the New Jersey Department of Veterans Affairs, which recently became a standalone department; its first Commissioner was appointed in January 2026 when veterans services were separated from the former Department of Military and Veterans Affairs. It runs Veterans Service Offices in each of the state's 21 counties, three Veterans Memorial Homes (Menlo Park, Paramus, and Vineland), the Veterans Haven transitional housing programs, and the BG William C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery. Its Veterans Benefits Bureau administers state financial benefits including the Catastrophic Entitlement and tuition assistance programs, and the state runs a veterans benefits hotline at 888-865-8387.

Source: https://www.nj.gov/dva/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

New Mexico: state veterans benefits

New Mexico's veterans agency is the New Mexico Department of Veterans' Services (NMDVS), based in Santa Fe with field offices across the state. NMDVS helps veterans and their families access federal and state benefits, including property tax exemptions, education scholarships, discounted hunting and fishing licenses, and specialty license plates. It also runs a Women Veterans Program, a Veterans Business Outreach Center, and operates state veterans cemeteries and the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Angel Fire. Free, accredited Veterans Service Officers at regional field offices help veterans file VA and state benefit claims.

Source: https://www.dvs.nm.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Nevada: state veterans benefits

The Nevada Department of Veterans Services (NDVS) is the state agency serving Nevada's veteran population, with a stated mission that all Nevada veterans, service members, and their families understand and can connect to the benefits and services they have earned. NDVS operates free Veterans Service Officers at nine locations statewide to help with VA claims and appeals, runs state veterans homes providing skilled nursing and memory care, operates State Veterans Cemeteries, and maintains resources for veterans including financial, housing, legal, employment, and education support, plus state-specific benefits like property tax exemptions and tuition fee waivers.

Source: https://veterans.nv.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

New York: state veterans benefits

New York's state veterans agency is the New York State Department of Veterans' Services (DVS), headquartered in Albany. DVS staffs free Veterans Benefits Advisors, all veterans themselves, at more than 100 locations statewide who help veterans and families file federal, state, and local benefit claims at no cost. The state's headline benefits include the Gold Star Families Annuity, a Blind Annuity, a Supplemental Burial Allowance, property tax exemptions, and the Veterans Tuition Award for college and vocational training. Veterans can reach an advisor at 1-888-838-7697 or book a phone or video consultation online.

Source: https://veterans.ny.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Ohio: state veterans benefits

Ohio's state veterans agency is the Ohio Department of Veterans Services (ODVS), headquartered in Columbus. ODVS trains and accredits the service officers who staff County Veterans Service Offices in Ohio's 88 counties, administers the Military Injury Relief Fund, operates the Ohio Veterans Homes in Sandusky and Georgetown, and handles military records requests for veterans who enlisted in Ohio. Its State Approving Agency also reviews Ohio education and training programs for GI Bill approval. Note that the separate Ohio Veterans Bonus program closed to new applications after August 30, 2024.

Source: https://dvs.ohio.gov/home. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Oklahoma: state veterans benefits

The Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs (ODVA) is the state agency serving Oklahoma veterans and their families. Its headline services include help filing VA disability claims through local Veteran Service Representatives found through a county office locator, long-term care veterans homes, a state veterans cemetery for burial with full honors, state benefits such as the 100% disabled veteran property tax and sales tax exemptions, and other veteran programs and forms. Veterans without internet access can call the agency's central office toll-free at 855-701-6382 or its hotline at 833-993-0234 for help finding the right program.

Source: https://oklahoma.gov/veterans.html. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Oregon: state veterans benefits

The Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs (ODVA) is the state agency serving Oregon's roughly 266,000 veterans. Its headline programs include the ORVET Home Loan Program, Oregon Veterans' Homes (residential care facilities), a statewide network of County and Tribal Veteran Service Offices that give free help applying for benefits, and grant programs such as the Veterans' Emergency Financial Assistance Program and the Veteran Services Grant Program for nonprofits.

Source: https://www.oregon.gov/odva/pages/default.aspx. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Pennsylvania: state veterans benefits

Pennsylvania's state veterans agency is the Department of Military and Veterans Affairs (DMVA), which serves nearly 700,000 veterans, the fifth largest veteran population in the nation. Its headline benefits include Veterans Temporary Assistance for emergencies, monthly pensions for blind and for amputee or paralyzed veterans, a real estate tax exemption for 100 percent disabled wartime veterans, an Educational Gratuity Program, and six state veterans homes. County Directors of Veterans Affairs are accredited veterans service officers who help veterans apply for these benefits for free, and the DMVA also runs the Veterans' Trust Fund, which makes grants to organizations that serve veterans.

Source: https://www.pa.gov/agencies/dmva/pennsylvania-veterans. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Rhode Island: state veterans benefits

Rhode Island veterans are served by the Rhode Island Office of Veterans Services (RIVETS), part of the state Department of Human Services. RIVETS runs a Veterans Resource Center in Warwick that offers benefits navigation, case management, and help applying for VA and state programs, and it oversees the Rhode Island Veterans Home and the Rhode Island Veterans Memorial Cemetery. The office also connects veterans to state-level benefits such as property tax exemptions and a tuition waiver for disabled veterans at Rhode Island's public colleges.

Source: https://vets.ri.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

South Carolina: state veterans benefits

The South Carolina Department of Veterans' Affairs (SCDVA) is the state agency serving South Carolina's veterans and their families. It runs benefits and claims help through County Veterans Affairs Offices in every county, oversees six State Veterans Homes and the M.J. "Dolly" Cooper Veterans' Cemetery, and offers education, employment, and housing resources. Veterans in crisis can call the Veterans Crisis Line at 988 (press 1) or 1-800-273-8255, and women veterans can call a dedicated line at 1-855-829-6636.

Source: https://scdva.sc.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

South Dakota: state veterans benefits

South Dakota's state veterans agency is the South Dakota Department of Veterans Affairs (SDDVA), based in Pierre. It connects veterans and their families to both state and federal benefits, including a state Veterans Bonus, a burial allowance, a headstone setting reimbursement, disabled veteran property tax exemptions, a free tuition program for wartime veterans, and a statewide network of county and tribal Veterans Service Officers who provide free help with claims and applications. SDDVA also oversees the Michael J. Fitzmaurice State Veterans Home and the State Veterans Cemetery.

Source: https://vetaffairs.sd.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Tennessee: state veterans benefits

Tennessee's state veterans agency is the Tennessee Department of Veterans Services (TDVS), headquartered in Nashville. TDVS runs State Veterans Services Offices across the state where Veterans Resource Coordinators help veterans file benefits claims. It also operates five state veterans cemeteries, supports state veterans homes, and connects veterans to state benefits such as property tax relief for disabled veterans and education grants. Its Veterans Connect hub links veterans to verified services, benefits, support, and opportunities statewide.

Source: https://www.tn.gov/veteran/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Texas: state veterans benefits

The Texas Veterans Commission (TVC), created in 1927, is the state agency that advocates for Texas veterans and their families. Its claims officers represent veterans, dependents, and survivors in disability claims before the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, and the agency also runs veterans employment services, approves schools for GI Bill benefits, oversees the Hazlewood Act tuition exemption, and awards Fund for Veterans' Assistance grants to organizations that serve veterans. Texas veterans also have major benefits through other state agencies, including Veterans Land Board home and land loans and disabled veteran property tax exemptions. Reach TVC at 800-252-8387 or tvc.texas.gov.

Source: https://texvet.org/resources/texas-veterans-commission. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Utah: state veterans benefits

Utah veterans are served by the Utah Department of Veterans and Military Affairs (UDVMA), based in Salt Lake City. UDVMA provides free help with VA claims and appeals through Veteran Service Officers stationed in regional offices around the state, and it runs several of its own programs, including a first-time homebuyer grant, a disabled veteran license plate, and a state parks pass for veterans with disabilities. UDVMA also operates the Utah Veterans Cemetery.

Source: https://veterans.utah.gov/veteran/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Virginia: state veterans benefits

Virginia's state veterans agency is the Virginia Department of Veterans Services (DVS). DVS runs a network of benefits offices that give veterans free help filing federal and state benefit claims, certifies eligibility for the Virginia Military Survivors and Dependents Education Program (VMSDEP), operates state veterans cemeteries and care centers, and runs the Virginia Veteran and Family Support program for behavioral health and care coordination. DVS also administers a community grant program for organizations that serve veterans on suicide prevention and opioid addiction services.

Source: https://www.dvs.virginia.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Vermont: state veterans benefits

The Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs (veterans.vermont.gov) is the state agency serving Vermont veterans. It administers state-level benefits and helps veterans file federal VA claims, and operates independently from the federal VA. Headline items include a property tax exemption for disabled veterans and their survivors, a one-time emergency cash assistance fund for veterans in financial crisis, the Vermont Veterans Fund which makes grants to organizations serving veterans, free certified service officers who help veterans file VA disability and pension claims, and the Vermont Veterans Memorial Cemetery in Randolph Center.

Source: https://veterans.vermont.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Washington: state veterans benefits

Washington's state veterans agency is the Washington State Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA), reachable at 800-562-2308. WDVA runs four state veterans homes in Orting, Port Orchard, Spokane, and Walla Walla, offers counseling and wellness services including PTSD programs, and helps veterans find and apply for federal and state benefits. It also administers the Veterans Innovations Program, which gives financial assistance to post-9/11 veterans in hardship, and maintains a directory of county veterans assistance programs in all 39 counties.

Source: https://dva.wa.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Wisconsin: state veterans benefits

Wisconsin veterans benefits are run by the Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA). Its headline benefits include the Wisconsin GI Bill (full tuition and segregated fee remission at UW System and Wisconsin technical colleges), the Veterans and Surviving Spouses Property Tax Credit, subsistence aid and health care aid grants, three state veterans homes, and three state veterans memorial cemeteries with a military funeral honors program. County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers in all 72 counties and 11 tribal nations help veterans apply for both state and federal benefits.

Source: https://dva.wi.gov/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

West Virginia: state veterans benefits

The West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance (WVDVA) is the state's cabinet-level agency for veterans, operating 14 benefits offices plus a claims office in Huntington statewide, where accredited Veterans Service Officers help file state and federal claims at no cost. WVDVA also runs the Donel C. Kinnard Memorial State Veterans Cemetery, the Barboursville Veterans Home, and a veterans nursing facility in Clarksburg, with a second nursing facility under construction in Beckley. Headline benefits a resident veteran should know about include help applying for VA disability compensation and pension, burial and grave marker assistance through the Jack Bennett Fund, education benefits including the War Orphan Education Program, and the state's Disabled Veteran Real Property Tax Credit administered by the WV State Tax Division.

Source: https://veterans.wv.gov/about. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Wyoming: state veterans benefits

Wyoming's state veterans agency is the Wyoming Veterans Commission, part of the Wyoming Military Department. It connects veterans with Veteran Service Officers who give free help filing VA disability, pension, and records claims, and it publishes a statewide benefits guide covering property tax relief, education, and recreation programs. The Commission also has oversight of the Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery, the Wyoming Veterans Memorial Museum, and the Wyoming National Guard Museum.

Source: https://wyomingveteranscommission.com/. Verified 2026-07-05. This is a plain summary for general information, not legal or benefits advice. Programs and eligibility rules change. Check the cited source for the current picture, and talk to your county or state Veteran Service Officer about your own situation. Their help is free.

Alaska: what to know

This file covers eight verified state-level programs for Alaska veterans: a tuition waiver for dependents of service members who died in the line of duty, were killed in action, or are listed as a POW; the disabled veteran property tax exemption; the statewide VSO help network; the Alaska Veterans and Pioneers Home long-term and memory care in Palmer; the Anchorage Veterans Court; the state veteran employment preference; the Alaska Job Center Network's veterans' employment services; and the planned Interior of Alaska Veterans Cemetery. Long-term and memory care, justice-involved (veterans court), employment, and burial and memorial needs now have at least one listing each, though coverage of legal aid and mental health outside those programs is still thin. It does not yet include a dedicated state veterans trust fund for organization grants (Alaska's only state grant fund found, the Veterans' Memorial Endowment Fund, is for memorials and monuments, not general veteran-serving nonprofits, and its page lacked confirmed amounts or deadlines, so it was left out), nor does it cover the Alaska Housing Finance Corporation veteran mortgage or interest-rate programs, the Veterans Land Discount program, the Veteran's land sale preference, or the federal Alaska Native Vietnam-era Veterans Land Allotment Program, all of which are worth a future pass.

Alabama: what to know

This file covers eight verified Alabama resources: two education funding programs (a dependents' scholarship and a National Guard tuition program), the free veterans service officer network, the state veterans homes program, state veterans mental health services, veterans employment and career services, and two free civil legal help resources (a law school clinic and a legal aid program for homeless or at-risk veterans). It does not yet include a state veterans trust fund grant record, since the only state grant program found for veteran-serving organizations (a 2024 legislative pilot for veteran mental health services) is not a standing, recurring application program with its own stable program page. It also does not yet cover property tax exemptions, burial allowances, or a blind or disabled veteran annuity, since the general disability homestead exemption found is not veteran-specific and no dedicated veteran annuity program could be confirmed on an official Alabama source.

Arkansas: what to know

This file covers Arkansas's county Veteran Service Officer network, a state property tax exemption for disabled veterans, a stipend for military funeral honor guard teams, the state veterans nursing homes, the state veterans cemeteries, veterans treatment courts (legal and mental health), and state veterans employment services. It does not yet cover state emergency relief or education benefits for military dependents. A draft record for a 'Military Dependents Scholarship Program' was dropped after verification found its application page broken and found that Arkansas's Division of Higher Education now lists a differently named, differently structured 'Arkansas Heroes Scholarship' covering this population; that program needs its own fresh research and verification before it can be added.

Colorado: what to know

This file covers Colorado's two state veteran-serving organization grant programs (Veterans Trust Fund and Veterans Assistance Grant), the disabled veteran property tax exemption, the county veterans service office directory, the state Veterans Community Living Centers (long-term care), the Veterans Treatment Courts (justice-involved and legal), veterans preference in state employment, and the state Veterans Memorial Cemetery of Western Colorado (burial). It does not yet cover in-state tuition residency rules or any city or county-level financial assistance programs, which would need their own verification pass. IMPORTANT VERIFICATION CAVEAT: during this pass, direct page loads of vets.colorado.gov could not be completed (the domain returned HTTP 403 on every attempt, including the grants page, property tax exemption page, county veterans service offices page, homepage, and all cited PDFs). Verification instead relied on corroborating search-engine snippets of the same pages and documents. This is weaker evidence than a direct page load, so a follow-up pass that successfully loads the primary pages directly is recommended before treating dollar amounts as fully locked. One factual error was caught this way: an earlier draft's Veterans Assistance Grant dollar figure was wrong and has been removed pending direct confirmation.

Connecticut: what to know

This file covers nine verified Connecticut programs: an emergency financial aid fund, a property tax exemption, a tuition waiver, the state's free Veteran Service Officer directory, a behavioral health/mental health program (MSP), a free veterans legal aid nonprofit, the state Department of Labor veterans employment services, the State Veterans Cemetery burial benefit, and the Rocky Hill residential and healthcare campus. It does not yet cover the blind veterans annuity, bonus payments, or a dedicated org-grants trust fund, since no confirmed state veterans trust fund for grants to organizations was found during this pass. During verification, an unconfirmed claim about a separate VA-disability-rating-based property tax exemption tier was removed (not found on the OPM source page), and two fabricated application details (a specific DD-214 copy-type list and a named 'State Veterans Tuition Waiver Form') were removed from the tuition waiver record because they do not appear on the ct.edu source page. The mobile app name was corrected from 'CTVeterans' to its actual name, the 'CT Vets App'.

District of Columbia: what to know

This file covers DC's main disabled veterans property tax break, the DC National Guard tuition assistance program, the free VA claims help offered through the Mayor's Office of Veterans Affairs, free legal help through the Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program, the DC Courts Veterans Navigator Office, and employment and hiring resources through DOES and DCHR. It does not include a state veterans trust fund or grant program for veteran-serving organizations, because no DC-specific fund of that kind could be confirmed from an official source (DC also has no state bonus, burial allowance, or blind/disabled annuity program separate from the homestead deduction that could be verified). A claim in an earlier draft about a "VetsRide" transportation program and a "DC Veterans Roundtable" event could not be confirmed on the MOVA page and was removed rather than published unverified.

Delaware: what to know

This file covers nine verified Delaware programs: an emergency financial hardship fund, a disabled veterans property tax credit, a scholarship for children of deceased veterans and POW/MIA, the statewide Veteran Service Officer network, the state veterans memorial cemetery, the Veteran Treatment Court, state veteran employment and hiring preference, the state veterans nursing home, and the Delaware Joining Forces referral network for behavioral health and mental health. It does not yet cover the paraplegic veterans pension (confirmed to exist and pay $3,000 a year under Delaware Code Title 20 Chapter 10, but not yet written up as its own record with a verified application process), license plate and vehicle registration benefits, hunting/fishing license waivers, or National Guard tuition assistance, none of which had a fetchable agency page with a clear application process at verification time.

Hawaii: what to know

This file covers Hawaii's two verified state/local financial exemptions (vehicle registration fee, disabled veteran property tax), the state veterans cemetery, veteran specialty license plates, the OVS island office network for in-person application help, and now the Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home in Hilo (skilled nursing and long-term care), the Hawaii Veterans Treatment Court (legal/justice-involved), and state Veterans Employment Services at American Job Centers; it does not yet cover county-level property tax exemptions outside Honolulu (Hawaii, Maui, and Kauai counties have their own rates and forms), the Hawaii National Guard tuition assistance program, or any private veteran-serving trust fund, since none of those could be fully verified against the org's own current page in this pass.

Idaho: what to know

This file covers seven verified Idaho programs: the disabled veteran property tax reduction, the Veterans Support Fund for organizations, the state veteran service officer directory, the four state veterans homes, Idaho's veterans treatment courts, the state veterans' hiring preference for public employment, and the Idaho State Veterans Cemetery in Boise. That now includes long-term care, legal and mental health support (treatment courts), employment, and burial. It does not yet cover an emergency financial relief grant for individual veterans: the agency's site currently shows a program called "Joining Forces Idaho Grant Application (Emergency Assistance & Financial Relief)" (posted February 2026) as its live emergency-assistance listing, while an older page with a $1,500 cap and specific 90-day/6-month rules still exists on the same site but is not linked from the current index. These may be the same program under a new name, or two different programs, and this could not be confirmed with confidence from the website alone, so it was dropped rather than guessed. This needs a phone or email follow-up with the agency (208-780-1300 or JFIdaho@veterans.idaho.gov) before an emergency relief entry can be added. This file also does not yet cover state tuition benefits or license plate programs.

Kansas: what to know

This file covers three verified Kansas state financial benefits (property tax relief, sales tax exemption, and a tuition scholarship for families of the severely disabled or fallen), plus directory and reference records for behavioral health (LiveConnectedKS), legal help (Kansas Legal Services and the KU School of Law Veterans Legal Support Clinic), and state-employment veterans' preference. It does not yet include a directory record for KOVS's Veteran Service Representative network or a state veterans org-grants fund, because the agency's own site (kovs.ks.gov) blocked automated verification on every attempt and no dedicated Kansas veterans trust fund for organizations was confirmed to exist; burial and housing beyond legal aid remain thin. During verification, the Hero's Scholarship record was corrected: it does have fixed per-term application deadlines (published in the Kansas Board of Regents' own program PDF), and the property tax refund record was updated to include the $350,000 base-year home value cap.

Maryland: what to know

This file covers Maryland's core state-run financial supports (the Veterans Trust Fund, the disabled veteran property tax exemption, and free state cemetery burial), the state's Service and Benefits Program for free application help, behavioral health services (Maryland's Commitment to Veterans), the Charlotte Hall Veterans Home, free civil legal aid, the state veterans hiring and promotion preference, and the Edward T. Conroy Memorial Scholarship. The Veterans Trust Fund entry omits the specific income threshold and payment-mechanism details reported by third-party sources, because the fund's own program page did not state them and its application portal could not be reached during this verification pass; readers should call the fund directly to confirm eligibility before applying. This file does not yet cover the Afghanistan/Iraq Conflicts Scholarship, local (county-level) property tax exemptions, motor vehicle benefits, or any veteran-serving-organization grant program, because dollar amounts and application specifics for those could not be confirmed from the pages fetched during this pass.

Maine: what to know

This file covers Maine's core state-agency financial assistance, property tax exemption, and education benefit programs, the statewide Veterans Service Officer directory, and now state veterans cemeteries (burial), the Veterans Treatment Court (legal), state-employment veterans' preference (employment), the Maine Veterans' Homes long-term care network, and Bureau suicide prevention and case management (mental health). It does not yet cover federal VA programs or municipal-level exemption variations, which were searched for but could not be verified on an official page as of this date. The original four records were independently re-verified against the agencies' own pages and, where available, the underlying application forms or state statute; two records had unverifiable or incorrect details (an invented Fedcap contact email and an invented required-document list for the property tax exemption) that were corrected against source documents rather than dropped, since the core program facts held up.

Mississippi: what to know

This file covers 8 verified Mississippi programs: a 100% disabled veteran property tax exemption, a POW/MIA children's scholarship, the statewide veteran service officer directory, the state veterans nursing homes, the two state veterans memorial cemeteries, in-state tuition for veterans, veterans preference for state jobs, and MDES veterans employment services. This pass added burial/memorial, in-state tuition, and employment coverage. A draft record for a disabled veteran license plate program was dropped because its two sourced pages conflict on the disability threshold (the state's own benefits page states the statute requires 100% permanent disability, while a county FAQ claimed 70%) and the listed infoUrl does not actually describe this program. This file does not yet cover state-level emergency/hardship cash assistance, a veterans trust fund for organizations, or dedicated legal-aid or mental-health programs, none of which could be confirmed as veteran-specific, currently active, state-administered programs on an official page during this pass.

Montana: what to know

This file covers Montana's disabled veteran property tax relief program, the Purple Heart Scholarship, the statewide Veteran Service Officer directory, a private foundation's grants to veteran-serving nonprofits, the state veterans cemetery burial program, the state veterans homes (long-term care), the Montana University System tuition waiver, the state public employment hiring preference, and the veterans treatment courts. It does not yet cover the Montana Military Family Relief Fund (which is aimed at active-duty Guard/Reserve families rather than veterans) or hunting and fishing license discounts, both of which need their own verification pass. Note for the next reviewer: the Purple Heart Scholarship's live program page at veterans.mt.gov states a 2.0 minimum GPA, while the underlying Montana Code Annotated statute (10-2-118) states 2.5. This entry follows the org's own current page (2.0) per sourcing rules, but a future sweep should check whether the state page has simply not been updated to match a statute change, and correct if so.

North Dakota: what to know

This file covers nine verified North Dakota state programs: two direct financial aid programs, one property tax credit, one education tuition waiver, the statewide Veterans Service Officer directory, the North Dakota Veterans Cemetery, the Veterans Treatment Court, state veterans preference in public employment, and the North Dakota Veterans Home. Two records were corrected during earlier verification: the Hardship Assistance Grant record no longer conflates the base program's $5,000/year cap with the separate IMPACT sub-program's $7,000 lifetime cap, and the Veterans Aid Loan record no longer claims unverified Guard/Reserve eligibility or an unverified debt/relocation use restriction. The Dependent Tuition Waiver's fabricated "45 months" duration figure was removed since the statute states the waiver runs for as long as the dependent remains eligible. The North Dakota Veterans Cemetery is now covered as its own record, verified against the ND National Guard site (near Mandan), which resolves the location gap flagged in the prior pass. Burial/memorial, legal (Veterans Treatment Court), mental health, employment preference, and long-term care are now represented. This file does not yet cover local/county-level programs beyond the VSO network, most ND National Guard-specific benefits, the IMPACT and Housing Assistance and Service Dog sub-programs as standalone records, or private/nonprofit veteran-serving programs operating in the state. The Veterans Treatment Court currently serves only Grand Forks and Nelson County residents.

New Hampshire: what to know

This file covers eight verified New Hampshire programs: a tuition waiver for children of 100 percent disabled veterans, the property tax credit programs, the wartime service bonus, the statewide VSO appointment network, NAMI NH military and veteran mental health support, Veterans Legal Justice free legal help, the state veterans' preference in public employment, and the New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery in Boscawen. It does not yet cover municipal indigent burial assistance, license plate decals, or a separate death-related tuition/scholarship program for children of veterans who died in service or from a service-connected disability, since these either lack a clear cash-funding application or need their own dedicated record built from a primary source in a future pass. Note that nhveterans.nh.gov and revenue.nh.gov blocked automated fetching during this verification pass (HTTP 403); their content was confirmed instead through search-indexed excerpts of the same official pages, cross-checked against the New Hampshire statutes (RSA 72:28, 72:28-b, 72:35, 115-A, 188-F:15) on the state's own law site (gc.nh.gov). A human should do a quick manual browser check of nhveterans.nh.gov and revenue.nh.gov pages before the next full refresh to make sure nothing changed.

Nevada: what to know

This file covers eight verified Nevada programs: the state veteran and disabled veteran property tax and vehicle tax exemption, the Purple Heart recipients tuition fee waiver, the statewide Veterans Service Officer network, the NDVS recovery and behavioral health programs (VOICES of Valor, BRAVE, PROUD), the veterans legal assistance and justice reintegration directory, veterans employment services, the Southern Nevada State Veterans Home in Boulder City, and the state veterans memorial cemeteries burial benefit. It does not yet cover other resources mentioned on the NDVS site such as Operation Recognition diplomas, the Home Is Possible for Heroes mortgage program, or a dedicated state veterans trust fund for organizations, none of which could be confirmed as a distinct grant-style benefit with full verifiable details in this pass.

Oklahoma: what to know

This file covers nine verified Oklahoma programs: the 100% disabled veteran property tax exemption, the matching sales tax exemption, the state veterans cemetery, the county Veteran Service Officer help network, the state veterans homes system, ODVA's mental health and suicide prevention support, the Oklahoma Bar Association's free legal help program (Lawyers for America's Heroes), the Zone4Vets veterans treatment courts, and the state Office of Veterans Placement for employment. This pass added coverage for mental health, legal help, employment, and long-term care that earlier notes flagged as gaps. During earlier verification, two claims in the original draft could not be confirmed on any official page fetched and were removed: (1) a specific February 1 deadline for recording a deed with the county clerk for the property tax exemption, which does not appear on the Oklahoma Tax Commission exemptions page or on Form 998 itself; and (2) any mention of Tribal Veterans Service Officers alongside County Veterans Service Officers, which does not appear on either the find-a-service-officer page or the general veterans-services page, both of which describe only a county-based officer locator. The county VSO record reflects only what ODVA's own pages confirm. This file still does not include the state's emergency financial assistance fund (referenced only on third-party sites, not on a current ODVA page that could be fetched and confirmed), tuition waiver or scholarship programs for veterans' dependents (details could not be confirmed on an official page), or the Oklahoma Veterans Foundation (its page describes a mission but no concrete grant application process). All of these should be re-checked in a future pass once official pages with verifiable details can be found.

Oregon: what to know

This file covers ODVA's emergency financial assistance grant, the disabled veteran property tax exemption, ODVA's Veteran Services Grant Program for organizations, the county/tribal veteran service office directory, the ODVA agency overview, veteran behavioral health and crisis resources, justice-involved veteran resources, the state veterans' preference in public employment, veteran burial and memorial benefits, and the Oregon Veterans' Homes; it does not yet cover the ORVET home loan program or education/tuition benefits in detail, which need their own verification pass. Note: the Veteran Services Grant Program record no longer states a per-award maximum dollar figure, since no such figure could be confirmed on ODVA's own program page; only the historical 2025-2027 award range and total are cited, both sourced from ODVA's own materials.

Rhode Island: what to know

This file covers Rhode Island's main veteran-facing help desk (the RIVETS Resource Center) and verified state benefits and services spanning financial aid (disabled veterans tuition waiver, property tax exemption), long-term and residential care (Rhode Island Veterans Home), mental health and crisis support (Department of Health veteran support page), burial (Veterans Memorial Cemetery), legal help (Veterans Treatment Court and Operation Stand Down RI's pro bono legal program), and employment (state veterans hiring preference); it does not yet include a verified state trust fund for veteran-serving organizations, since research did not turn up one distinct from the National Guard-only Military Family Relief Fund, which was excluded because it does not cover veterans.

South Carolina: what to know

This file covers 9 verified South Carolina state-level programs: a property tax exemption for disabled veterans, a tuition waiver for veterans' children, an organizational housing grant for homeless veterans, the county veterans officer directory, burial benefits at the M.J. "Dolly" Cooper Veterans Cemetery, the Governor's Challenge to Prevent Veteran Suicide, the Veterans Treatment Court program, the state-jobs veterans hiring preference, and the State Veterans Homes directory. This pass added burial/memorial, mental health, legal, and employment coverage. One record, the SC Military Family Relief Fund, was dropped in a prior pass because the address and program details in the draft could not be reconciled with the source brochure and need direct re-verification. This file still does not cover the state's Veterans' Trust Fund general grant program or local/county-specific benefits beyond the county officer directory.

Texas: what to know

Covers the disabled veteran property tax exemptions, the Hazlewood Act, VLB home and land loans, Fund for Veterans' Assistance grants to organizations, the county veterans service officer directory, the state Mental Health Program for Veterans, VLB state veterans homes and cemeteries, Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans legal help, and Texas Workforce Commission veterans employment services. It does not yet cover state parks and hunting or fishing license benefits. The tvc.texas.gov site returns an access denied error to automated fetching, so the Hazlewood and FVA records keep TVC infoUrls but were verified on official partner pages (Texas Woman's University, the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board, TexVet, and the Texas Association of Counties). The VLB Home Improvement Loan Program is excluded because it stopped taking new applications on April 30, 2026.

Utah: what to know

This file covers ten verified Utah programs: a first-time homebuyer grant, the disabled veteran property tax exemption, a tuition gap program for veterans finishing a bachelor's degree, the state's Veteran Service Officer regional office directory, state burial benefits, the four state veterans homes (skilled nursing and memory care), the Governor's Challenge suicide prevention effort, the Utah Veterans Treatment Court, state-job veterans employment preference, and military and veteran professional licensing benefits. It now covers employment, mental health, and legal help as well as long-term care. It does not yet cover National Guard-specific tuition programs or any current-cycle nonprofit grant fund, since the only nonprofit grant program found (UDVMA's 2023 cycle) could not be confirmed as still active and was left out rather than padded in.

West Virginia: what to know

This file covers nine verified West Virginia records. The original four are the Disabled Veteran Real Property Tax Credit, the Jack Bennett burial marker fund, the War Orphan Education Program, and the statewide benefits office directory, all re-fetched from West Virginia's own official pages (WV Tax Division, WV Legislature code site, and veterans.wv.gov). Five records added in the July 2026 sweep fill earlier gaps in burial, housing, mental health, legal help, and employment: the Donel C. Kinnard Memorial State Veterans Cemetery, the Barboursville Veterans Home, the R.A.F.T. veteran suicide prevention and mental health program, Legal Aid of West Virginia's Veterans Services, and WorkForce West Virginia's veterans employment services. It still does not include a state veterans trust fund for organizations (no such statewide grantmaking fund found on WVDVA's site), a blind veterans annuity (none found), or license plate and recreation discounts, which carry no funding component and were left out under the funding-record rules. One note for future sweeps: veterans.wv.gov/about states WVDVA operates "15 benefits offices," while the dedicated facilities/Pages/BenefitsOffices.aspx page lists 14 named offices plus a separate Huntington claims office. This entry uses the dedicated directory page's wording since that page's specific purpose is listing the offices, but the state's own site is internally inconsistent on this count and should be rechecked next sweep.

Wyoming: what to know

This file covers 8 verified Wyoming programs: property tax exemption, veteran tuition benefit, lifetime state park pass, the Veteran Service Officer help network, the state Veterans' Home (long-term care), the Veterans Legal Assistance Project (free civil legal help), Veteran Employment Services, and the Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery (burial). During verification, unconfirmed eligibility details were removed from the tuition benefit record (a residency-before-service rule, a specific medal requirement, and a dependent age cutoff of 22 did not appear on the official program page and were cut rather than left unverified), and an unconfirmed Hot Springs State Park camping exception was removed from the park pass record because it could not be confirmed on a readable source page. This file does not yet include a dedicated state veterans trust fund making grants to organizations, since no such program could be confirmed on an official Wyoming source. It now covers legal help, long-term care, employment, and burial at the Oregon Trail State Veterans Cemetery, but does not yet include a dedicated state mental health program beyond what Veteran Service Officers can connect veterans to.

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Be Connected (ConnectVeterans.org) (Be Connected)
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A free statewide support line and resource network that connects Arizona service members, veterans, and their families to mental health care, housing, food, employment, and other help. You do not have to be in a crisis to call; the line links you to local support before problems get worse, as part of a veteran suicide prevention effort.

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A free statewide support line and resource network that connects Arizona service members, veterans, and their families to mental health care, housing, food, employment, and other help. You do not have to be in a crisis to call; the line links you to local support before problems get worse, as part of a veteran suicide prevention effort.

Who it is for

Any Arizona service member, veteran, or family member who needs help finding resources or support, whether or not they are in a crisis. Trained specialists answer the support line and can also take a referral so the team reaches out to you.

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County Veterans Service Offices
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A free, county-by-county network of trained Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims, applications, and appeals for VA and state benefits, at no cost.

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A free, county-by-county network of trained Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims, applications, and appeals for VA and state benefits, at no cost.

Who it is for

Any Colorado veteran, family member, or survivor who needs free, hands-on help applying for VA disability claims, pensions, state benefits like the property tax exemption, or other veteran programs.

How to reach them

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DVA Office of Advocacy and Assistance
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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

Who it is for

Any Connecticut veteran or family member who wants free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pensions, healthcare enrollment, state programs, or other benefits.

Focus: Women veterans

How to reach them

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Delaware Veteran Service Officers (DE Service Officers)
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State-employed, VA-accredited service officers in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties who help veterans and families file claims and paperwork for federal and state benefits at no charge.

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State-employed, VA-accredited service officers in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties who help veterans and families file claims and paperwork for federal and state benefits at no charge.

Who it is for

Any Delaware veteran, service member, or family member who needs free, in-person or phone help applying for VA compensation and pension, health care, education, employment, burial, housing, or other benefits.

How to reach them

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Delaware Joining Forces (Delaware Joining Forces)
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A network of state agencies and service providers that connects veterans and their families to help across behavioral health and wellness, financial and legal assistance, employment, housing, and education. It runs a searchable directory of services.

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A network of state agencies and service providers that connects veterans and their families to help across behavioral health and wellness, financial and legal assistance, employment, housing, and education. It runs a searchable directory of services.

Who it is for

Military service members, veterans, and their families in Delaware who need to be connected to behavioral health, mental health, or other support services.

How to reach them

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Find Veteran Services (County, State & Federal Locations Map) (Find Veteran Services)
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An interactive map and directory to find your County Veterans Service Officer and other veteran service locations across all 99 Iowa counties.

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An interactive map and directory to find your County Veterans Service Officer and other veteran service locations across all 99 Iowa counties.

Who it is for

Any Iowa veteran or family member who wants free, local help applying for benefits and figuring out what they qualify for.

How to reach them

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Idaho Veteran Service Officers Directory (Find a Service Officer)
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A directory of state veteran service officers across Idaho, listed by regional office, who help veterans and their families file claims and apply for federal, state, and local veteran benefits at no cost.

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A directory of state veteran service officers across Idaho, listed by regional office, who help veterans and their families file claims and apply for federal, state, and local veteran benefits at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, service member, or family member who wants free help applying for benefits, in person or by phone, from a service officer in the Boise, Caldwell, Lewiston, Mountain Home, Pocatello, Post Falls, or Twin Falls office.

How to reach them

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IDVA Veteran Service Officer Network (Illinois VSO Locator)
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A statewide network of Veteran Service Officers, themselves fellow veterans accredited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, who give free help with compensation and pension claims, health care, education, employment, burial and survivor benefits, housing, and military records. Offices can also serve veterans remotely.

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A statewide network of Veteran Service Officers, themselves fellow veterans accredited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, who give free help with compensation and pension claims, health care, education, employment, burial and survivor benefits, housing, and military records. Offices can also serve veterans remotely.

Who it is for

Any Illinois veteran, dependent, or survivor who wants free, in-person or remote help applying for federal and state benefits. Women veterans can request a female Veteran Service Officer.

Focus: Women veterans

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Indiana County Veteran Service Officer Network (Indiana CVSOs)
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A statewide directory of County Veteran Service Officers, the local offices that help Indiana veterans and family members file for federal and state benefits. The IDVA page lists contact information, addresses, and office hours for offices in all 92 Indiana counties.

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A statewide directory of County Veteran Service Officers, the local offices that help Indiana veterans and family members file for federal and state benefits. The IDVA page lists contact information, addresses, and office hours for offices in all 92 Indiana counties.

Who it is for

Any Indiana veteran or family member who wants free, in-person help applying for benefits, from VA disability claims to state programs like the Military Family Relief Fund.

How to reach them

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Louisiana Parish Veterans Service Offices Directory (Find a Service Office)
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A searchable directory and map of LDVA's more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, veterans homes, and veterans cemeteries, where veterans can get free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A searchable directory and map of LDVA's more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, veterans homes, and veterans cemeteries, where veterans can get free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any Louisiana veteran or family member who wants free, local, in-person help filing a claim or benefit application.

Focus: Rural veterans

How to reach them

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Massachusetts Veterans' Service Officer Locator and Chapter 115 Benefits Estimator (Find Your VSO)
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The state's own starting point for free, in-person help: an online estimator that gives you a sense of Chapter 115 eligibility, plus a locator to find the Veterans' Service Officer assigned to your city or town.

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The state's own starting point for free, in-person help: an online estimator that gives you a sense of Chapter 115 eligibility, plus a locator to find the Veterans' Service Officer assigned to your city or town.

Who it is for

Any Massachusetts veteran or family member who wants free help figuring out what state and local benefits they may qualify for, especially Chapter 115. Every city and town in Massachusetts has an assigned Veterans' Service Officer.

How to reach them

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Minnesota County Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find a CVSO)
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A searchable directory of County Veterans Service Officers across Minnesota. State law requires every county to appoint one, and they help veterans and families apply for federal and state benefits, including MDVA programs like dental, optical, and subsistence assistance, free of charge.

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A searchable directory of County Veterans Service Officers across Minnesota. State law requires every county to appoint one, and they help veterans and families apply for federal and state benefits, including MDVA programs like dental, optical, and subsistence assistance, free of charge.

Who it is for

Any Minnesota veteran, family member, or survivor who wants free, local, in-person help understanding and applying for benefits.

How to reach them

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Veterans Benefits Specialists (County Veterans Service Officers) (MS Veterans Benefits Specialists Directory)
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A statewide directory of contact information for Veterans Benefits Specialists and County Veterans Service Officers across Mississippi's counties.

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A statewide directory of contact information for Veterans Benefits Specialists and County Veterans Service Officers across Mississippi's counties.

Who it is for

Any Mississippi veteran, family member, or survivor who wants to find and contact a local veterans service officer.

How to reach them

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County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers (Find a Veterans Service Officer)
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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any North Dakota veteran, dependent, or surviving spouse who wants free, in-person help understanding or applying for benefits.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, Native American veterans, Rural veterans

How to reach them

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County Veterans Service Officers Directory (CVSO Directory)
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A statewide directory to find your local County Veterans Service Officer, the free local contact who helps veterans and families understand benefits, file VA claims, and apply for state aid like the Nebraska Veterans Aid Fund.

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A statewide directory to find your local County Veterans Service Officer, the free local contact who helps veterans and families understand benefits, file VA claims, and apply for state aid like the Nebraska Veterans Aid Fund.

Who it is for

Any Nebraska veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or phone help applying for benefits, filing a claim, or finding other assistance.

Focus: Rural veterans

How to reach them

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New Hampshire Veterans Services Officers (VSOs) and Appointment Sites (NH VSO Locations)
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Free, appointment-based help from state Veterans Services Officers who assist New Hampshire veterans and their dependents with applying for state and federal veterans benefits.

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Free, appointment-based help from state Veterans Services Officers who assist New Hampshire veterans and their dependents with applying for state and federal veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran who is a New Hampshire resident, or their dependents, who wants free help understanding or applying for benefits.

How to reach them

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New Mexico Department of Veterans' Services Field Offices (NM Veterans Service Officers)
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A statewide network of field offices where accredited Veterans Service Officers help veterans and their families file VA claims and apply for state and federal benefits, free of charge.

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A statewide network of field offices where accredited Veterans Service Officers help veterans and their families file VA claims and apply for state and federal benefits, free of charge.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in New Mexico who wants free, in-person or phone help filing a benefits claim or finding a program to apply for.

Focus: Rural veterans, Native American veterans

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NYS Department of Veterans' Services Office Locator (Veterans Benefits Advisors) (DVS Office Locator)
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A statewide locator for more than 100 Veterans Services Offices where you can meet a Veterans Benefits Advisor. Advisors are veterans themselves and help you find benefits, gather documents, and file federal, state, local, and private claims for free.

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A statewide locator for more than 100 Veterans Services Offices where you can meet a Veterans Benefits Advisor. Advisors are veterans themselves and help you find benefits, gather documents, and file federal, state, local, and private claims for free.

Who it is for

Any New York veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or remote help with benefits and claims. Search by zip code or county, call 1-888-838-7697, or book a phone or video consultation online.

How to reach them

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Find a County Veterans Service Office (CVSO)
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A searchable map directory of Ohio's 88 County Veterans Service Offices, with contact information for each office and a print-friendly contact list. County service officers help veterans and families with benefit claims, records requests, and assistance applications.

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A searchable map directory of Ohio's 88 County Veterans Service Offices, with contact information for each office and a print-friendly contact list. County service officers help veterans and families with benefit claims, records requests, and assistance applications.

Who it is for

Any Ohio veteran, service member, or family member who wants local, in-person help with benefit claims, records requests, and assistance applications.

How to reach them

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Oregon County and Tribal Veteran Services Offices
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A statewide directory connecting veterans to their local County or Tribal Veteran Service Office, where staff give free help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A statewide directory connecting veterans to their local County or Tribal Veteran Service Office, where staff give free help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any Oregon veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or phone help figuring out what benefits they qualify for and filling out applications.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

How to reach them

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County Directors of Veterans Affairs
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Pennsylvania's County Directors of Veterans Affairs are accredited veterans service officers who help veterans and their families apply for county, state, and federal benefits. Their help is always free, and you should never pay anyone to apply for benefits you earned.

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Pennsylvania's County Directors of Veterans Affairs are accredited veterans service officers who help veterans and their families apply for county, state, and federal benefits. Their help is always free, and you should never pay anyone to apply for benefits you earned.

Who it is for

Any Pennsylvania veteran, service member, or family member who wants free help with benefit applications, including disability claims, pensions, tax exemptions, emergency assistance, education programs, burial benefits, and survivor benefits.

How to reach them

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RIVETS Veterans Resource Center (RIVETS Resource Center)
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A statewide walk-in and phone resource center in Warwick where veterans and their families get help with benefits counseling, case management, discharge paperwork, and applying for VA and state programs.

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A statewide walk-in and phone resource center in Warwick where veterans and their families get help with benefits counseling, case management, discharge paperwork, and applying for VA and state programs.

Who it is for

Any Rhode Island veteran, service member, Guard or Reserve member, or family member who needs help figuring out benefits or filling out applications.

Address

RI Office of Veterans Services, Veterans Resource Center

560 Jefferson Boulevard, Warwick, RI

The address is shown from their own listing. Confirm current hours and contact on their page before you visit.

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County Veterans' Affairs Offices Directory (SC County Veterans Affairs Offices)
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A directory of South Carolina's county veterans affairs officers, who provide free, trained, one-on-one help applying for federal, state, and local veterans benefits.

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A directory of South Carolina's county veterans affairs officers, who provide free, trained, one-on-one help applying for federal, state, and local veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any South Carolina veteran, service member, or family member who needs free, in-person help understanding or applying for veterans benefits.

How to reach them

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Washington County Veterans Assistance Programs Directory
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A directory of the veterans assistance fund contact in each of Washington's 39 counties. These county funds provide local emergency help to veterans and their families, and the page links to county program websites where they exist.

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A directory of the veterans assistance fund contact in each of Washington's 39 counties. These county funds provide local emergency help to veterans and their families, and the page links to county program websites where they exist.

Who it is for

Any Washington veteran or family member looking for local emergency assistance or help applying for benefits. Find your county on the list and call the number shown.

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Wisconsin County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers (CVSO/TVSO) (WI CVSO/TVSO Finder)
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Every one of Wisconsin's 72 counties and 11 tribal nations has a Veterans Service Officer who helps veterans and their families apply for benefits. The WDVA page links to a locator map so you can find the office nearest you.

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Every one of Wisconsin's 72 counties and 11 tribal nations has a Veterans Service Officer who helps veterans and their families apply for benefits. The WDVA page links to a locator map so you can find the office nearest you.

Who it is for

Any Wisconsin veteran, service member, or family member who wants in-person help with VA benefits like health care, disability compensation, pensions, and education, or with state benefits like the property tax credit and Wisconsin Veterans Homes.

Focus: Native American veterans

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West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance Benefits Offices (WV Veterans Benefits Offices)
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A statewide network of 14 benefits offices and a claims office in Huntington, staffed by accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and families file claims for state and federal benefits at no cost.

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A statewide network of 14 benefits offices and a claims office in Huntington, staffed by accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and families file claims for state and federal benefits at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in West Virginia who needs free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pension, burial benefits, education benefits, or other state and federal veteran programs.

How to reach them

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Wyoming Veterans Commission Service Officers (WY Veteran Service Officers)
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Free, in-person help from trained Veteran Service Officers to file VA disability claims, pension claims, and find state and federal benefits, with officers based in regional offices across the state.

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Free, in-person help from trained Veteran Service Officers to file VA disability claims, pension claims, and find state and federal benefits, with officers based in regional offices across the state.

Who it is for

Any Wyoming veteran, service member, or family member who needs help understanding or applying for benefits.

Focus: Rural veterans

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Alaska Veterans and Pioneers Home (Palmer) (AK Veterans and Pioneers Home)
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A state-run long-term care home in Palmer that reserves most of its 79 beds for veterans. It provides skilled care from independent living through in-depth physical and memory care, including dedicated dementia neighborhoods. Qualifying veterans can receive VA per diem to help offset the cost of their care.

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A state-run long-term care home in Palmer that reserves most of its 79 beds for veterans. It provides skilled care from independent living through in-depth physical and memory care, including dedicated dementia neighborhoods. Qualifying veterans can receive VA per diem to help offset the cost of their care.

Who it is for

Older Alaska veterans and other eligible Alaska residents who need residential long-term care. About 75 percent of the home's beds are set aside for veterans and 25 percent for non-veterans. Residents range from mid-60s to over 100 and include people needing memory and dementia care. Contact the home to confirm current age and residency requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Legal Services Alabama Veterans Services (LSA Veterans Services)
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Free civil legal help for veterans across Alabama who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, covering housing and eviction defense, family law, public benefits, debt collection defense, VA healthcare access, and limited criminal matters tied to keeping stable housing.

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Free civil legal help for veterans across Alabama who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, covering housing and eviction defense, family law, public benefits, debt collection defense, VA healthcare access, and limited criminal matters tied to keeping stable housing.

Who it is for

Veterans statewide who served in active military service with a discharge other than dishonorable and who are currently homeless or at risk of homelessness. Services are free. Apply by calling 866-456-4995 (or 888-835-3505 for Spanish), Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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Veterans Homes of California (CalVet Veterans Homes)
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A network of state-run homes that provide affordable long-term care for aged and disabled California veterans, ranging from independent living to skilled nursing and memory care depending on the home. Eligible spouses and domestic partners can apply alongside the veteran.

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A network of state-run homes that provide affordable long-term care for aged and disabled California veterans, ranging from independent living to skilled nursing and memory care depending on the home. Eligible spouses and domestic partners can apply alongside the veteran.

Who it is for

California residents who are veterans discharged under conditions other than dishonorable, are 55 or older (or homeless or disabled), and are covered by a medical insurance policy. Nonveteran spouses and domestic partners can apply on a joint application if they have been married or in a registered partnership and living together for a year or longer. Medal of Honor recipients, former prisoners of war, veterans experiencing homelessness, and veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability rating are given priority.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk, Surviving spouses and families

How to reach them

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DVA Office of Advocacy and Assistance
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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

Who it is for

Any Connecticut veteran or family member who wants free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pensions, healthcare enrollment, state programs, or other benefits.

Focus: Women veterans

How to reach them

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CT DVA Residential and Healthcare Services (Rocky Hill Campus)
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The state's veterans campus in Rocky Hill provides residential programs and on-site care for veterans, including a skilled nursing facility and support services such as vocational rehabilitation, recreation, nutrition, and transportation. An on-site Veterans Recovery Center run by the state's mental health agency offers a four-week outpatient recovery service for resident veterans.

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The state's veterans campus in Rocky Hill provides residential programs and on-site care for veterans, including a skilled nursing facility and support services such as vocational rehabilitation, recreation, nutrition, and transportation. An on-site Veterans Recovery Center run by the state's mental health agency offers a four-week outpatient recovery service for resident veterans.

Who it is for

Connecticut veterans who need residential support or skilled nursing care. Contact the campus directly to confirm eligibility for the residential program and the healthcare center.

Focus: Homeless or at risk, Veterans with disabilities

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DC Courts Veterans Navigator Office (Veterans Navigator Office)
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Connects court-involved veterans to services including civil legal help, housing, mental health and substance use treatment, crisis intervention, employment, job training, healthcare, discharge (DD-214) upgrade help, and VA claims and appeals assistance.

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Connects court-involved veterans to services including civil legal help, housing, mental health and substance use treatment, crisis intervention, employment, job training, healthcare, discharge (DD-214) upgrade help, and VA claims and appeals assistance.

Who it is for

Veterans with a criminal, civil, probate, domestic violence, small claims, landlord/tenant, or family case in the DC Superior Court who need to be linked to legal, health, housing, or benefits services.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Delaware Joining Forces (Delaware Joining Forces)
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A network of state agencies and service providers that connects veterans and their families to help across behavioral health and wellness, financial and legal assistance, employment, housing, and education. It runs a searchable directory of services.

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A network of state agencies and service providers that connects veterans and their families to help across behavioral health and wellness, financial and legal assistance, employment, housing, and education. It runs a searchable directory of services.

Who it is for

Military service members, veterans, and their families in Delaware who need to be connected to behavioral health, mental health, or other support services.

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Florida State Veterans' Homes (Skilled Nursing and Assisted Living) (FL State Veterans' Homes)
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Florida operates a network of state veterans' homes that provide skilled nursing care and one assisted living facility for eligible veterans. These homes offer long-term nursing care, and some include memory care for veterans living with dementia.

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Florida operates a network of state veterans' homes that provide skilled nursing care and one assisted living facility for eligible veterans. These homes offer long-term nursing care, and some include memory care for veterans living with dementia.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who are Florida residents and have a certified need for assisted living or skilled nursing care as determined by a VA physician.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Iowa Veterans Home (Iowa Veterans Home)
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A state-run long-term care home in Marshalltown that provides residential and nursing care for Iowa veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans rated 70 percent disabled or higher by the VA who need nursing care receive it at no out-of-pocket cost.

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A state-run long-term care home in Marshalltown that provides residential and nursing care for Iowa veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans rated 70 percent disabled or higher by the VA who need nursing care receive it at no out-of-pocket cost.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged Iowa veterans who need residential or nursing care, plus spouses or surviving spouses of honorably discharged veterans (married at least one year) and Gold Star parents, who meet Iowa residency requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Illinois Veterans' Homes (IL Veterans' Homes)
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Five state-run homes in Anna, Chicago, LaSalle, Manteno, and Quincy that provide skilled nursing care, and domiciliary (independent living) care at some locations, for aged and disabled veterans and their eligible spouses. The maximum monthly maintenance charge is $1,659, based on income; veterans with a 70 to 100 percent service-connected disability rating pay no monthly maintenance charge.

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Five state-run homes in Anna, Chicago, LaSalle, Manteno, and Quincy that provide skilled nursing care, and domiciliary (independent living) care at some locations, for aged and disabled veterans and their eligible spouses. The maximum monthly maintenance charge is $1,659, based on income; veterans with a 70 to 100 percent service-connected disability rating pay no monthly maintenance charge.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who served at least one day of active duty and either have service credited to Illinois or lived in Illinois for at least one year before applying, plus their eligible spouses. Priority for admission goes to veterans who served during a time of conflict.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Kansas Legal Services: Legal Assistance for Veterans (KLS Veterans Legal Aid)
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Free civil legal help for Kansas veterans, with a focus on veterans who are homeless or at risk of losing their housing. Common cases include family law, protective orders, consumer and debt problems, discharge upgrade requests, and record expungement.

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Free civil legal help for Kansas veterans, with a focus on veterans who are homeless or at risk of losing their housing. Common cases include family law, protective orders, consumer and debt problems, discharge upgrade requests, and record expungement.

Who it is for

Kansas veterans, especially those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, who need help with a civil (non-criminal) legal problem such as housing, family law, debt, consumer issues, employment, or a military discharge upgrade.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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Louisiana State Veterans Homes (Veterans Homes)
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Five state-run veterans homes provide skilled nursing care, long-term care, and memory care for Louisiana veterans and eligible family. Veterans rated 70% or more service-connected disabled are admitted free of charge; veterans rated below 70% pay $2,424 per month, and spouses, Gold Star parents, and eligible reservists pay $5,500 per month.

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Five state-run veterans homes provide skilled nursing care, long-term care, and memory care for Louisiana veterans and eligible family. Veterans rated 70% or more service-connected disabled are admitted free of charge; veterans rated below 70% pay $2,424 per month, and spouses, Gold Star parents, and eligible reservists pay $5,500 per month.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged Louisiana veterans with 90 days of active duty service, eligible National Guard or Reserve members, spouses of veterans, and Gold Star parents who need nursing or long-term care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Charlotte Hall Veterans Home (Charlotte Hall Veterans Home)
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Maryland's state veterans home, offering a continuum of care that includes a 126-bed assisted living program, a 318-bed skilled nursing program, and memory care in secure units. Care is subsidized by VA per diem payments, and a veteran rated 70% or greater service-connected may be entitled to the full cost of nursing home care.

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Maryland's state veterans home, offering a continuum of care that includes a 126-bed assisted living program, a 318-bed skilled nursing program, and memory care in secure units. Care is subsidized by VA per diem payments, and a veteran rated 70% or greater service-connected may be entitled to the full cost of nursing home care.

Who it is for

Maryland veterans who served on full-time active duty with an honorable discharge, certain reserve component members, and certain non-veteran spouses of eligible veterans. Applicants must be at least 62 years of age or deemed disabled.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Michigan Veteran Homes (MVH)
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State-run homes that provide skilled nursing care for eligible Michigan veterans, with a focus on long-term care, dementia and memory care, and palliative care. There are three homes: Grand Rapids, Chesterfield Township, and D.J. Jacobetti in Marquette.

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State-run homes that provide skilled nursing care for eligible Michigan veterans, with a focus on long-term care, dementia and memory care, and palliative care. There are three homes: Grand Rapids, Chesterfield Township, and D.J. Jacobetti in Marquette.

Who it is for

Eligible Michigan veterans who need skilled nursing or long-term care. A dependent of a veteran who is eligible for admission, or who was eligible at the time of the veteran's death, may also qualify. Contact the admissions office at the home you are interested in to confirm eligibility.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Veterans Law Project (Legal Aid of North Carolina) (NC Veterans Law Project)
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A statewide unit of Legal Aid of North Carolina that provides free civil legal services to homeless veterans and veterans at risk of homelessness. Attorneys handle VA disability compensation, discharge upgrades, military records corrections, and related housing and benefits matters.

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A statewide unit of Legal Aid of North Carolina that provides free civil legal services to homeless veterans and veterans at risk of homelessness. Attorneys handle VA disability compensation, discharge upgrades, military records corrections, and related housing and benefits matters.

Who it is for

Low-income North Carolina veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, including those facing eviction, couch surfing, living in a motel, fleeing domestic violence, or in otherwise unstable housing. Services are free.

Focus: Homeless or at risk, Veterans with disabilities

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Nebraska Veterans' Homes
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Four state-run veterans' homes in Kearney, Bellevue, Norfolk, and Scottsbluff providing assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and therapy services. Member contributions follow a sliding scale based on income and assets, and veterans rated 70 to 100 percent service-connected may receive care at no cost once eligibility is verified.

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Four state-run veterans' homes in Kearney, Bellevue, Norfolk, and Scottsbluff providing assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and therapy services. Member contributions follow a sliding scale based on income and assets, and veterans rated 70 to 100 percent service-connected may receive care at no cost once eligibility is verified.

Who it is for

Veterans who served on active duty with an honorable or general discharge, and Nebraska National Guard members with active duty for training, who have lived in Nebraska for at least two years during their lifetime. Spouses, surviving spouses, and Gold Star spouses and parents may also qualify.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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New Jersey Veterans Haven Transitional Housing (Veterans Haven)
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A state-run two-year transitional housing program for homeless veterans, with two sites: Veterans Haven North in Glen Gardner (Hunterdon County) and Veterans Haven South in Winslow Township (Camden County). On-site staff provide counseling and social services, addiction treatment, vocational rehabilitation, nursing, and help with veterans benefits.

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A state-run two-year transitional housing program for homeless veterans, with two sites: Veterans Haven North in Glen Gardner (Hunterdon County) and Veterans Haven South in Winslow Township (Camden County). On-site staff provide counseling and social services, addiction treatment, vocational rehabilitation, nursing, and help with veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Homeless veterans who qualify as a veteran under US Department of Veterans Affairs guidelines, are registered with the VA, and are drug and alcohol free at the time of admission. A limited number of veterans who do not meet every standard may still be eligible.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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New Mexico Legal Aid Veterans Legal Services (NM Legal Aid Veterans Program)
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Free civil legal help for New Mexico veterans, including appeals of denied veterans benefits, discharge upgrades and military records corrections, consumer law, family law advice, housing and foreclosure matters, and expungement.

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Free civil legal help for New Mexico veterans, including appeals of denied veterans benefits, discharge upgrades and military records corrections, consumer law, family law advice, housing and foreclosure matters, and expungement.

Who it is for

New Mexico veterans who meet the program's case criteria and need help with civil legal problems. The program does not handle criminal cases or fee-generating matters such as personal injury.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk

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Ohio Veterans Homes (OVH)
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Two state-run long-term care campuses for aging Ohio veterans, in Sandusky (427-bed nursing home plus a 216-bed domiciliary for independent or lightly supervised living) and Georgetown (168-bed nursing home). Both campuses offer standard care, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, and skilled nursing care.

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Two state-run long-term care campuses for aging Ohio veterans, in Sandusky (427-bed nursing home plus a 216-bed domiciliary for independent or lightly supervised living) and Georgetown (168-bed nursing home). Both campuses offer standard care, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, and skilled nursing care.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who have been a resident of Ohio for at least one year at some point in their life, served on active duty (other than for training) during a period of war or declared armed conflict or received a qualifying medal such as the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal or Vietnam Service Medal, and have a disability that leaves them unable to earn a living. Family members can apply on a veteran's behalf.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Vietnam era veterans

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South Dakota County and Tribal Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find Your Veterans Service Officer)
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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, dependent, survivor, or family member in South Dakota who needs free help finding, understanding, or applying for veterans benefits.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Michael J. Fitzmaurice South Dakota State Veterans Home (State Veterans Home)
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A state-run veterans home in Hot Springs providing long-term nursing care, domiciliary care, and independent living for eligible South Dakota veterans and their spouses or surviving spouses.

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A state-run veterans home in Hot Springs providing long-term nursing care, domiciliary care, and independent living for eligible South Dakota veterans and their spouses or surviving spouses.

Who it is for

South Dakota veterans eligible for per diem payments for domiciliary or nursing home care, with admission preference for those domiciled in South Dakota within the past five years. Spouses may be admitted with an eligible veteran if married and living together for at least one year, and qualifying surviving spouses age 60 or older may apply separately.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Washington State Veterans Homes
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WDVA runs four state veterans homes that provide 24-hour nursing care. All four are Medicare and Medicaid certified and offer medical care, pharmacy, physical and occupational therapy, recreational activities, social services, and hospice care.

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WDVA runs four state veterans homes that provide 24-hour nursing care. All four are Medicare and Medicaid certified and offer medical care, pharmacy, physical and occupational therapy, recreational activities, social services, and hospice care.

Who it is for

Veterans who served at any time in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces including the National Guard, received an honorable discharge or are eligible for VA benefits or were separated with less than honorable characterizations of service due solely to sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression, and live in Washington State. A resident's spouse, the widow of an eligible veteran, or a Gold Star Parent may also be eligible for admission.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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West Virginia Veterans Home (Barboursville) (WV Veterans Home)
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A 125-bed state-run home in Barboursville that provides safe, affordable housing for veterans. Long-term domiciliary residents pay 50 percent of their monthly income, and the Project-214 program offers homeless veterans 60 days of free housing.

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A 125-bed state-run home in Barboursville that provides safe, affordable housing for veterans. Long-term domiciliary residents pay 50 percent of their monthly income, and the Project-214 program offers homeless veterans 60 days of free housing.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under honorable or general-under-honorable conditions who are ambulatory, independent in daily activities, meet the service length requirements, and are eligible for care at a federal VA Medical Center.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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Legal Aid of West Virginia Veterans Services (Legal Aid WV Veterans Services)
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Civil legal help for West Virginia veterans on issues that threaten their housing, income, and stability, including VA benefits, discharge upgrades, evictions, expungement, and family matters. Two programs (SSVF and a partnership with the Huntington VA) serve veterans statewide, and the VA partnership uses fewer income eligibility requirements.

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Civil legal help for West Virginia veterans on issues that threaten their housing, income, and stability, including VA benefits, discharge upgrades, evictions, expungement, and family matters. Two programs (SSVF and a partnership with the Huntington VA) serve veterans statewide, and the VA partnership uses fewer income eligibility requirements.

Who it is for

West Virginia veterans facing civil legal problems affecting their housing, income, benefits, or family stability. Generally you must be low-income or a victim of domestic violence to qualify, though the VA partnership program has fewer income requirements.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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Veterans' Home of Wyoming (Veterans' Home of Wyoming)
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A state-run home in Buffalo that provides two levels of long-term care for veterans: assisted living (domiciliary care with food, shelter, and support) and skilled nursing care in small residential cottages.

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A state-run home in Buffalo that provides two levels of long-term care for veterans: assisted living (domiciliary care with food, shelter, and support) and skilled nursing care in small residential cottages.

Who it is for

Veterans who need long-term care. Assisted living serves veterans who can still handle their own basic daily activities but need some support; skilled nursing serves veterans who need a higher level of care. Contact the home to confirm eligibility.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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DVA Office of Advocacy and Assistance
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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

Who it is for

Any Connecticut veteran or family member who wants free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pensions, healthcare enrollment, state programs, or other benefits.

Focus: Women veterans

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DC Veterans Employment Services (DOES) (DOES Veterans Employment Services)
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Free employment help for veterans at American Job Centers, including case management, skills assessment, career counseling, job search and placement, and priority of service ahead of non-veterans.

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Free employment help for veterans at American Job Centers, including case management, skills assessment, career counseling, job search and placement, and priority of service ahead of non-veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans and eligible spouses in DC who are looking for work or job training. Veterans and eligible spouses receive priority of service for the full range of American Job Center services.

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Georgia VECTR Center (Veterans Education Career Transition Resource Center) (VECTR Center)
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A one-stop center in Warner Robins that helps transitioning service members, veterans, and their families move into Georgia's colleges and workforce. Services include career counseling and academic advising, resume and interview preparation, job search and placement help, evaluating military transcripts for prior learning credit, financial aid and VA benefits navigation, on-site accelerated training and certifications, and entrepreneurship training through Boots to Business.

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A one-stop center in Warner Robins that helps transitioning service members, veterans, and their families move into Georgia's colleges and workforce. Services include career counseling and academic advising, resume and interview preparation, job search and placement help, evaluating military transcripts for prior learning credit, financial aid and VA benefits navigation, on-site accelerated training and certifications, and entrepreneurship training through Boots to Business.

Who it is for

Transitioning military members, veterans, and their families in Georgia who want help with education, employment, training, or starting a business.

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Louisiana Parish Veterans Service Offices Directory (Find a Service Office)
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A searchable directory and map of LDVA's more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, veterans homes, and veterans cemeteries, where veterans can get free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A searchable directory and map of LDVA's more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, veterans homes, and veterans cemeteries, where veterans can get free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any Louisiana veteran or family member who wants free, local, in-person help filing a claim or benefit application.

Focus: Rural veterans

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Nebraska Veterans' Gateway to Employment (NE Veterans' Gateway)
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A free online hub of career and employment resources for Nebraska veterans and their families. It includes a Resource Expert to find benefits, a Job Converter that turns a military occupation into matching civilian careers, and a statewide job search, plus links to the VA, NEworks, and the Nebraska Department of Labor.

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A free online hub of career and employment resources for Nebraska veterans and their families. It includes a Resource Expert to find benefits, a Job Converter that turns a military occupation into matching civilian careers, and a statewide job search, plus links to the VA, NEworks, and the Nebraska Department of Labor.

Who it is for

Nebraska veterans and their family members who are looking for work, training, or help transitioning from military service to civilian employment.

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ODVS Jobs and Education (Veterans Workforce Team and Job Support)
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ODVS's jobs and education hub connects Ohio veterans to job support, employment resources, and education opportunities. Its Veterans Workforce Team helps veterans find work and helps Ohio employers recruit, hire, and retain veterans, and the page links to military-friendly employers and education tools.

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ODVS's jobs and education hub connects Ohio veterans to job support, employment resources, and education opportunities. Its Veterans Workforce Team helps veterans find work and helps Ohio employers recruit, hire, and retain veterans, and the page links to military-friendly employers and education tools.

Who it is for

Ohio veterans and service members looking for work, employment support, or help using their education benefits, and Ohio employers who want to hire veterans.

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South Dakota County and Tribal Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find Your Veterans Service Officer)
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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, dependent, survivor, or family member in South Dakota who needs free help finding, understanding, or applying for veterans benefits.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance Benefits Offices (WV Veterans Benefits Offices)
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A statewide network of 14 benefits offices and a claims office in Huntington, staffed by accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and families file claims for state and federal benefits at no cost.

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A statewide network of 14 benefits offices and a claims office in Huntington, staffed by accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and families file claims for state and federal benefits at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in West Virginia who needs free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pension, burial benefits, education benefits, or other state and federal veteran programs.

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Jobs and employment

Alaska Veterans' Employment Services (Alaska Job Center Network) (AK Veterans Employment Services)
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Free employment help for veterans and eligible spouses or caregivers through the Alaska Job Center Network, including priority of service and specialized help from Disabled Veterans Outreach Program (DVOP) staff and Local Veterans Employment Representatives (LVER). Services cover job searching, apprenticeships, on-the-job training, and career counseling.

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Free employment help for veterans and eligible spouses or caregivers through the Alaska Job Center Network, including priority of service and specialized help from Disabled Veterans Outreach Program (DVOP) staff and Local Veterans Employment Representatives (LVER). Services cover job searching, apprenticeships, on-the-job training, and career counseling.

Who it is for

Veterans who served at least one day of active service and were discharged or released under conditions other than dishonorable, plus eligible spouses and caregivers, get priority of service at all Alaska Job Centers. DVOP staff at the Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Mat-Su job centers provide added help for veterans with barriers to employment.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Alabama Veterans Employment Services and Career Centers (Alabama Veterans Career Services)
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Alabama Career Centers give veterans and eligible spouses priority of service for job search help, resume and interview preparation, apprenticeships, and on-the-job training, with staff who often are veterans themselves. The Alabama Veterans Resource Center in Montgomery is a one-stop hub for employment, education, and support services.

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Alabama Career Centers give veterans and eligible spouses priority of service for job search help, resume and interview preparation, apprenticeships, and on-the-job training, with staff who often are veterans themselves. The Alabama Veterans Resource Center in Montgomery is a one-stop hub for employment, education, and support services.

Who it is for

Alabama veterans, transitioning service members, and eligible spouses looking for work, training, or career transition help. Veterans and eligible spouses receive priority of service at all Alabama Career Centers.

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Arkansas Veterans Employment Services
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Free employment help for veterans at Arkansas Workforce Centers, including dedicated veteran staff who help with career planning, resumes, job search, and connecting to employers. Veterans get priority of service for employment and training programs.

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Free employment help for veterans at Arkansas Workforce Centers, including dedicated veteran staff who help with career planning, resumes, job search, and connecting to employers. Veterans get priority of service for employment and training programs.

Who it is for

Veterans looking for work, especially disabled veterans and those facing the greatest barriers to employment, who are served by Disabled Veterans Outreach Program specialists. Any veteran can get priority of service by identifying themselves as a veteran at a workforce center.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk

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DVA Office of Advocacy and Assistance
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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

Who it is for

Any Connecticut veteran or family member who wants free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pensions, healthcare enrollment, state programs, or other benefits.

Focus: Women veterans

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Connecticut Department of Labor Veterans Services
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The state's veterans employment program, delivered through American Job Centers across Connecticut. Veterans get priority reemployment services and can work with staff who help match military experience to civilian jobs and connect them with employers.

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The state's veterans employment program, delivered through American Job Centers across Connecticut. Veterans get priority reemployment services and can work with staff who help match military experience to civilian jobs and connect them with employers.

Who it is for

Connecticut veterans looking for work or reentering the civilian workforce, including those who need help translating military skills into civilian job experience. Veterans receive priority of service at the state's American Job Centers.

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DC Veterans Employment Services (DOES) (DOES Veterans Employment Services)
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Free employment help for veterans at American Job Centers, including case management, skills assessment, career counseling, job search and placement, and priority of service ahead of non-veterans.

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Free employment help for veterans at American Job Centers, including case management, skills assessment, career counseling, job search and placement, and priority of service ahead of non-veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans and eligible spouses in DC who are looking for work or job training. Veterans and eligible spouses receive priority of service for the full range of American Job Center services.

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Call for Hire: DC Government Veterans Hiring Program (DC Government Veterans Hiring Program)
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A special hiring program that helps DC resident veterans and their spouses find jobs in the District government through time-limited Career Service appointments that can lead to permanent positions.

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A special hiring program that helps DC resident veterans and their spouses find jobs in the District government through time-limited Career Service appointments that can lead to permanent positions.

Who it is for

DC resident veterans who served more than 180 consecutive days with an honorable or general discharge, plus DC resident spouses of veterans rated at least 30 percent disabled by the VA or unmarried spouses of a service member who died on active duty.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, Veterans with disabilities

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Delaware Joining Forces (Delaware Joining Forces)
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A network of state agencies and service providers that connects veterans and their families to help across behavioral health and wellness, financial and legal assistance, employment, housing, and education. It runs a searchable directory of services.

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A network of state agencies and service providers that connects veterans and their families to help across behavioral health and wellness, financial and legal assistance, employment, housing, and education. It runs a searchable directory of services.

Who it is for

Military service members, veterans, and their families in Delaware who need to be connected to behavioral health, mental health, or other support services.

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Georgia VECTR Center (Veterans Education Career Transition Resource Center) (VECTR Center)
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A one-stop center in Warner Robins that helps transitioning service members, veterans, and their families move into Georgia's colleges and workforce. Services include career counseling and academic advising, resume and interview preparation, job search and placement help, evaluating military transcripts for prior learning credit, financial aid and VA benefits navigation, on-site accelerated training and certifications, and entrepreneurship training through Boots to Business.

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A one-stop center in Warner Robins that helps transitioning service members, veterans, and their families move into Georgia's colleges and workforce. Services include career counseling and academic advising, resume and interview preparation, job search and placement help, evaluating military transcripts for prior learning credit, financial aid and VA benefits navigation, on-site accelerated training and certifications, and entrepreneurship training through Boots to Business.

Who it is for

Transitioning military members, veterans, and their families in Georgia who want help with education, employment, training, or starting a business.

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Veterans Employment Services at American Job Centers (Veterans Employment Services)
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Free employment help for veterans at Hawaii's American Job Centers, including priority of service for job and training referrals, skills assessment and case management, resume help, job fairs, and employer recruitments. Staffed by veterans trained to translate military experience into civilian jobs.

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Free employment help for veterans at Hawaii's American Job Centers, including priority of service for job and training referrals, skills assessment and case management, resume help, job fairs, and employer recruitments. Staffed by veterans trained to translate military experience into civilian jobs.

Who it is for

Veterans and eligible spouses looking for work or job training in Hawaii. Veterans and eligible spouses get priority over non-veterans for Department of Labor employment and training services.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Indiana Veterans Employment Services at WorkOne (DWD Veterans Services)
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Free employment help for Indiana veterans at WorkOne Career Centers. Veterans go to the front of the line, and each office has an on-site veteran representative who is an honorably discharged service member. Services include a face-to-face review of job openings, resume and interview help, direct referral to jobs, information on veterans' rights and employment benefits, and training incentives and grants.

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Free employment help for Indiana veterans at WorkOne Career Centers. Veterans go to the front of the line, and each office has an on-site veteran representative who is an honorably discharged service member. Services include a face-to-face review of job openings, resume and interview help, direct referral to jobs, information on veterans' rights and employment benefits, and training incentives and grants.

Who it is for

Indiana veterans and transitioning service members who need help finding work or moving from military to civilian employment.

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KyVETS Veterans Employment Program (KyVETS Employment)
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Connects Kentucky veterans, transitioning service members, Guard and Reserve members, military spouses, and eligible dependents with jobs and career support. Services include resume review, interview preparation, job search help, referrals to training, connections to veteran-ready employers, and free monthly virtual job fairs.

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Connects Kentucky veterans, transitioning service members, Guard and Reserve members, military spouses, and eligible dependents with jobs and career support. Services include resume review, interview preparation, job search help, referrals to training, connections to veteran-ready employers, and free monthly virtual job fairs.

Who it is for

Kentucky veterans, transitioning service members, National Guard and Reserve members, military spouses, and eligible dependents looking for work, training, or a career change.

Focus: National Guard and Reserve

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Louisiana Veteran Employment Services (Veteran Employment)
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Connects Louisiana veterans to job assistance, training referrals, and placement through state and national partners, including the Louisiana Workforce Commission, the Disabled Veterans Outreach Program, and Local Veteran Employment Representatives.

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Connects Louisiana veterans to job assistance, training referrals, and placement through state and national partners, including the Louisiana Workforce Commission, the Disabled Veterans Outreach Program, and Local Veteran Employment Representatives.

Who it is for

Louisiana veterans and other eligible persons looking for work, job training, or help transferring military skills into a civilian career.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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MDES Veterans Employment Services (MDES Veterans Services)
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Mississippi's state workforce agency gives veterans priority of service and dedicated help finding a job, including job search assistance, training and education referrals, help with veteran employment rights, and rehabilitation and housing services for veterans in need.

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Mississippi's state workforce agency gives veterans priority of service and dedicated help finding a job, including job search assistance, training and education referrals, help with veteran employment rights, and rehabilitation and housing services for veterans in need.

Who it is for

Mississippi veterans looking for work or job training, including disabled veterans and veterans facing housing or other barriers to employment.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk

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North Carolina Veterans Employment Services and State Hiring Preference (NC Veterans Employment)
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Free employment help for veterans through NCWorks Career Centers, including career assessments, resume and interview preparation, and early access to job postings on NCWorks Online 24 hours before the general public. State law also grants veterans a hiring preference for jobs with every state department, agency, and institution.

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Free employment help for veterans through NCWorks Career Centers, including career assessments, resume and interview preparation, and early access to job postings on NCWorks Online 24 hours before the general public. State law also grants veterans a hiring preference for jobs with every state department, agency, and institution.

Who it is for

Veterans, transitioning service members, and eligible spouses looking for work in North Carolina. The state hiring preference applies to veterans who served on active duty other than for training during a qualifying war, campaign, or expedition for which a campaign badge or medal is authorized.

Focus: National Guard and Reserve

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Nebraska Veterans' Gateway to Employment (NE Veterans' Gateway)
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A free online hub of career and employment resources for Nebraska veterans and their families. It includes a Resource Expert to find benefits, a Job Converter that turns a military occupation into matching civilian careers, and a statewide job search, plus links to the VA, NEworks, and the Nebraska Department of Labor.

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A free online hub of career and employment resources for Nebraska veterans and their families. It includes a Resource Expert to find benefits, a Job Converter that turns a military occupation into matching civilian careers, and a statewide job search, plus links to the VA, NEworks, and the Nebraska Department of Labor.

Who it is for

Nebraska veterans and their family members who are looking for work, training, or help transitioning from military service to civilian employment.

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Nevada Veterans Employment Services (NV Veterans Employment)
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Nevada gives veterans a hiring preference for state jobs through added credits on examinations under NRS 284.260. NDVS also connects veterans to employment help including Work for Warriors, the SkillBridge internship program, and the Veterans Career Employment Team with Veteran Career Coaches.

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Nevada gives veterans a hiring preference for state jobs through added credits on examinations under NRS 284.260. NDVS also connects veterans to employment help including Work for Warriors, the SkillBridge internship program, and the Veterans Career Employment Team with Veteran Career Coaches.

Who it is for

Nevada veterans, transitioning service members, and eligible spouses looking for work or applying for state government jobs.

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ODVS Jobs and Education (Veterans Workforce Team and Job Support)
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ODVS's jobs and education hub connects Ohio veterans to job support, employment resources, and education opportunities. Its Veterans Workforce Team helps veterans find work and helps Ohio employers recruit, hire, and retain veterans, and the page links to military-friendly employers and education tools.

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ODVS's jobs and education hub connects Ohio veterans to job support, employment resources, and education opportunities. Its Veterans Workforce Team helps veterans find work and helps Ohio employers recruit, hire, and retain veterans, and the page links to military-friendly employers and education tools.

Who it is for

Ohio veterans and service members looking for work, employment support, or help using their education benefits, and Ohio employers who want to hire veterans.

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South Dakota County and Tribal Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find Your Veterans Service Officer)
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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, dependent, survivor, or family member in South Dakota who needs free help finding, understanding, or applying for veterans benefits.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Virginia Values Veterans (V3) Program (V3)
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A state program that connects veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses with Virginia employers who are trained and certified to hire and keep veterans. Its biweekly Transition Connection newsletter shares job openings with more than 10,000 military job seekers and spouses.

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A state program that connects veterans, transitioning service members, and military spouses with Virginia employers who are trained and certified to hire and keep veterans. Its biweekly Transition Connection newsletter shares job openings with more than 10,000 military job seekers and spouses.

Who it is for

Veterans, National Guard and Reserve members, transitioning active duty service members, and military spouses looking for work with Virginia employers. Employers can also enroll for free training and certification.

Focus: Post-9/11 veterans, National Guard and Reserve

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WDVA Veterans Employment Resources
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WDVA's employment hub connects Washington veterans to state and federal veterans hiring preference, WorkSource priority job services through a veterans employment representative, and help translating military training into state licenses and credentials.

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WDVA's employment hub connects Washington veterans to state and federal veterans hiring preference, WorkSource priority job services through a veterans employment representative, and help translating military training into state licenses and credentials.

Who it is for

Washington veterans looking for work, veterans hiring preference in public employment, or help converting military skills and credentials into a state license. Military spouses can also get help with licensure and translating military experience.

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Wyoming Veteran Employment Services (Veteran Employment Services)
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Free job search and career help for veterans through Wyoming's Workforce Centers, including resume support, career counseling, skills assessments, and specialists who help translate military experience into civilian job qualifications. Veterans get priority of service, meaning earlier access to employment and training programs.

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Free job search and career help for veterans through Wyoming's Workforce Centers, including resume support, career counseling, skills assessments, and specialists who help translate military experience into civilian job qualifications. Veterans get priority of service, meaning earlier access to employment and training programs.

Who it is for

Veterans, transitioning service members, and eligible family members or caregivers who are looking for civilian work.

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Health and mental health

Alaska Veterans and Pioneers Home (Palmer) (AK Veterans and Pioneers Home)
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A state-run long-term care home in Palmer that reserves most of its 79 beds for veterans. It provides skilled care from independent living through in-depth physical and memory care, including dedicated dementia neighborhoods. Qualifying veterans can receive VA per diem to help offset the cost of their care.

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A state-run long-term care home in Palmer that reserves most of its 79 beds for veterans. It provides skilled care from independent living through in-depth physical and memory care, including dedicated dementia neighborhoods. Qualifying veterans can receive VA per diem to help offset the cost of their care.

Who it is for

Older Alaska veterans and other eligible Alaska residents who need residential long-term care. About 75 percent of the home's beds are set aside for veterans and 25 percent for non-veterans. Residents range from mid-60s to over 100 and include people needing memory and dementia care. Contact the home to confirm current age and residency requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Anchorage Veterans Court (AK Anchorage Veterans Court)
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A therapeutic court in Anchorage for veterans facing criminal charges. Instead of a standard case, a veteran can choose a structured treatment and monitoring program overseen by a court team, with sentencing delayed until the veteran graduates, is discharged, or opts out. It aims to connect veterans to treatment and support rather than incarceration.

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A therapeutic court in Anchorage for veterans facing criminal charges. Instead of a standard case, a veteran can choose a structured treatment and monitoring program overseen by a court team, with sentencing delayed until the veteran graduates, is discharged, or opts out. It aims to connect veterans to treatment and support rather than incarceration.

Who it is for

Veterans with a criminal case in the Anchorage court who meet the court's eligibility standards, voluntarily choose the program, and enter a plea as part of joining. This is one of Alaska's therapeutic courts and is a treatment-based alternative to standard prosecution.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Alabama State Veterans Homes Program (Alabama State Veterans Homes)
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Alabama runs five state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing and memory care for aging or chronically disabled veterans, at a cost the program describes as affordable. A private provider operates each home under state ownership and licensing.

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Alabama runs five state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing and memory care for aging or chronically disabled veterans, at a cost the program describes as affordable. A private provider operates each home under state ownership and licensing.

Who it is for

Veterans who were honorably discharged with at least 90 continuous days of active duty service, have been an Alabama resident for the immediate past 12 months, meet the clinical criteria for skilled nursing care, and can get physician clearance. Applicants cannot be on a sex offender registry or in active felony fugitive status. The five homes are in Alexander City, Huntsville, Bay Minette, Pell City, and Enterprise.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Alabama Department of Mental Health Veterans Mental Health Services (ADMH Veterans Mental Health)
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The Alabama Department of Mental Health chairs the state's Veterans Mental Health Steering Committee, which works to expand veterans' access to behavioral health care, substance use services, and crisis support. Veterans can reach crisis help any time through the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline and Alabama crisis centers.

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The Alabama Department of Mental Health chairs the state's Veterans Mental Health Steering Committee, which works to expand veterans' access to behavioral health care, substance use services, and crisis support. Veterans can reach crisis help any time through the 988 Suicide and Crisis Lifeline and Alabama crisis centers.

Who it is for

Alabama veterans and their families who need mental health treatment, substance use disorder services, or crisis support. Anyone in crisis can call or text 988 at any time. For non-crisis help finding services, veterans can contact the Alabama Department of Mental Health directly.

Focus: Rural veterans

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Arkansas State Veterans Homes
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Two state-run skilled nursing homes for veterans that provide around-the-clock nursing care, therapy, hospice, and social work. Care is provided at the homes in Fayetteville and North Little Rock.

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Two state-run skilled nursing homes for veterans that provide around-the-clock nursing care, therapy, hospice, and social work. Care is provided at the homes in Fayetteville and North Little Rock.

Who it is for

Veterans with an honorable discharge who have a medical need for nursing home placement. A veteran's spouse or a Gold Star parent with a medical need may also qualify.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Arkansas Veterans Treatment Courts
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A voluntary court program for veterans facing criminal charges that come from an untreated mental health or substance use disorder. Instead of the usual process, the veteran gets treatment, supervision, and a veteran mentor over about 14 to 18 months. Arkansas has sixteen of these courts across the state.

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A voluntary court program for veterans facing criminal charges that come from an untreated mental health or substance use disorder. Instead of the usual process, the veteran gets treatment, supervision, and a veteran mentor over about 14 to 18 months. Arkansas has sixteen of these courts across the state.

Who it is for

Adults facing criminal charges who served in the U.S. Armed Forces or National Guard, have a diagnosed mental health or substance use disorder confirmed by a clinical assessment, and are found to be high-risk and high-need. A team reviews and must approve each person for admission.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Be Connected (ConnectVeterans.org) (Be Connected)
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A free statewide support line and resource network that connects Arizona service members, veterans, and their families to mental health care, housing, food, employment, and other help. You do not have to be in a crisis to call; the line links you to local support before problems get worse, as part of a veteran suicide prevention effort.

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A free statewide support line and resource network that connects Arizona service members, veterans, and their families to mental health care, housing, food, employment, and other help. You do not have to be in a crisis to call; the line links you to local support before problems get worse, as part of a veteran suicide prevention effort.

Who it is for

Any Arizona service member, veteran, or family member who needs help finding resources or support, whether or not they are in a crisis. Trained specialists answer the support line and can also take a referral so the team reaches out to you.

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Arizona Veteran Courts
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Veteran Courts are a collaborative process among the prosecutor, defense counsel, judge, and sometimes the Arizona Department of Veterans' Services or the VA, meant to rehabilitate and restore veterans who are involved in the criminal justice system. Instead of standard sentencing, the court builds and supervises a treatment plan that addresses root causes like PTSD, traumatic brain injury, or substance abuse.

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Veteran Courts are a collaborative process among the prosecutor, defense counsel, judge, and sometimes the Arizona Department of Veterans' Services or the VA, meant to rehabilitate and restore veterans who are involved in the criminal justice system. Instead of standard sentencing, the court builds and supervises a treatment plan that addresses root causes like PTSD, traumatic brain injury, or substance abuse.

Who it is for

Veterans who are in or entering the criminal justice system and whose underlying issues, such as post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, anger issues, domestic violence, or alcohol and drug abuse, can be addressed through treatment. ADVS lists the regional and municipal veteran courts by area, including the East Valley Regional, West Valley Regional, Phoenix, Mesa, Tucson, Pima County, Coconino County, Bullhead City, Kingman, and Lake Havasu City courts.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Arizona State Veteran Homes (ASVH)
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Arizona operates four Medicare-certified skilled nursing homes for eligible veterans and their spouses, located in Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma. The homes provide long-term skilled nursing and rehabilitative care for geriatric and chronically ill veterans and dependent or surviving spouses.

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Arizona operates four Medicare-certified skilled nursing homes for eligible veterans and their spouses, located in Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma. The homes provide long-term skilled nursing and rehabilitative care for geriatric and chronically ill veterans and dependent or surviving spouses.

Who it is for

Honorably separated veterans, or the spouse of a veteran, who need skilled nursing care as determined by a physician. There must also be documented evidence of the absence of tuberculosis. Admission information and forms come from the Admissions Coordinator at each home.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Veterans Homes of California (CalVet Veterans Homes)
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A network of state-run homes that provide affordable long-term care for aged and disabled California veterans, ranging from independent living to skilled nursing and memory care depending on the home. Eligible spouses and domestic partners can apply alongside the veteran.

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A network of state-run homes that provide affordable long-term care for aged and disabled California veterans, ranging from independent living to skilled nursing and memory care depending on the home. Eligible spouses and domestic partners can apply alongside the veteran.

Who it is for

California residents who are veterans discharged under conditions other than dishonorable, are 55 or older (or homeless or disabled), and are covered by a medical insurance policy. Nonveteran spouses and domestic partners can apply on a joint application if they have been married or in a registered partnership and living together for a year or longer. Medal of Honor recipients, former prisoners of war, veterans experiencing homelessness, and veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability rating are given priority.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk, Surviving spouses and families

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Veterans Community Living Centers (VCLCs)
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Colorado runs five state veterans homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, memory care, hospice, and respite care for aging veterans and certain family members. Medicaid, Medicare (for short-term rehabilitation), private pay, and VA benefits are accepted.

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Colorado runs five state veterans homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, memory care, hospice, and respite care for aging veterans and certain family members. Medicaid, Medicare (for short-term rehabilitation), private pay, and VA benefits are accepted.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans, veterans' spouses or widows, and Gold Star parents are eligible for long-term care or short-term rehabilitation. Medical criteria must also be met.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Veterans Treatment Courts
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A network of specialty problem-solving courts across Colorado judicial districts that offer an alternative to incarceration for justice-involved veterans and current service members. Participants get tailored treatment for substance use, mental health conditions, PTSD, or traumatic brain injury, close supervision, and a volunteer veteran mentor instead of a standard sentence.

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A network of specialty problem-solving courts across Colorado judicial districts that offer an alternative to incarceration for justice-involved veterans and current service members. Participants get tailored treatment for substance use, mental health conditions, PTSD, or traumatic brain injury, close supervision, and a volunteer veteran mentor instead of a standard sentence.

Who it is for

Veterans and active-duty service members facing criminal charges who have substance use, mental health, PTSD, or traumatic brain injury needs. Availability depends on which judicial district a case is in; not every county has one. Some courts, such as the 4th Judicial District's Veterans Trauma Court in El Paso County, accept veterans regardless of discharge status.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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DVA Office of Advocacy and Assistance
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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

Who it is for

Any Connecticut veteran or family member who wants free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pensions, healthcare enrollment, state programs, or other benefits.

Focus: Women veterans

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Military Support Program (MSP) (MSP)
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A state behavioral health program that connects service members, veterans, and their family members to confidential, community-based counseling and support for issues tied to military service and deployment. A call center does an intake and links you to a clinician near you.

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A state behavioral health program that connects service members, veterans, and their family members to confidential, community-based counseling and support for issues tied to military service and deployment. A call center does an intake and links you to a clinician near you.

Who it is for

Connecticut National Guard and Reserve members, veterans of active-duty service, and their family members. It began serving those affected by deployments to Afghanistan (Operation Enduring Freedom) and Iraq (Operation Iraqi Freedom) and was later expanded to include active-duty veterans and families.

Focus: National Guard and Reserve, Post-9/11 veterans, Surviving spouses and families

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CT DVA Residential and Healthcare Services (Rocky Hill Campus)
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The state's veterans campus in Rocky Hill provides residential programs and on-site care for veterans, including a skilled nursing facility and support services such as vocational rehabilitation, recreation, nutrition, and transportation. An on-site Veterans Recovery Center run by the state's mental health agency offers a four-week outpatient recovery service for resident veterans.

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The state's veterans campus in Rocky Hill provides residential programs and on-site care for veterans, including a skilled nursing facility and support services such as vocational rehabilitation, recreation, nutrition, and transportation. An on-site Veterans Recovery Center run by the state's mental health agency offers a four-week outpatient recovery service for resident veterans.

Who it is for

Connecticut veterans who need residential support or skilled nursing care. Contact the campus directly to confirm eligibility for the residential program and the healthcare center.

Focus: Homeless or at risk, Veterans with disabilities

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MOVA Veteran Claims Assistance (DC Veteran Claims Assistance)
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Free, in-person help from District Veteran Service Officers to file federal VA disability, pension, healthcare enrollment, and burial benefit claims.

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Free, in-person help from District Veteran Service Officers to file federal VA disability, pension, healthcare enrollment, and burial benefit claims.

Who it is for

DC veterans, service members, and their families who need help applying for federal VA benefits.

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DC Courts Veterans Navigator Office (Veterans Navigator Office)
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Connects court-involved veterans to services including civil legal help, housing, mental health and substance use treatment, crisis intervention, employment, job training, healthcare, discharge (DD-214) upgrade help, and VA claims and appeals assistance.

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Connects court-involved veterans to services including civil legal help, housing, mental health and substance use treatment, crisis intervention, employment, job training, healthcare, discharge (DD-214) upgrade help, and VA claims and appeals assistance.

Who it is for

Veterans with a criminal, civil, probate, domestic violence, small claims, landlord/tenant, or family case in the DC Superior Court who need to be linked to legal, health, housing, or benefits services.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Delaware Veterans Home (Delaware Veterans Home)
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A state-run long-term care home in Milford providing skilled nursing care for veterans, with 144 beds across four units. It opened in 2007 and sits on a 24-acre campus.

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A state-run long-term care home in Milford providing skilled nursing care for veterans, with 144 beds across four units. It opened in 2007 and sits on a 24-acre campus.

Who it is for

Veterans honorably discharged from active service with at least 180 days, or National Guard and reserve members who meet the service requirements, or Gold Star family members. You must have lived in Delaware for at least one year before applying and have a medically determined need for long-term care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Delaware Joining Forces (Delaware Joining Forces)
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A network of state agencies and service providers that connects veterans and their families to help across behavioral health and wellness, financial and legal assistance, employment, housing, and education. It runs a searchable directory of services.

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A network of state agencies and service providers that connects veterans and their families to help across behavioral health and wellness, financial and legal assistance, employment, housing, and education. It runs a searchable directory of services.

Who it is for

Military service members, veterans, and their families in Delaware who need to be connected to behavioral health, mental health, or other support services.

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Florida State Veterans' Homes (Skilled Nursing and Assisted Living) (FL State Veterans' Homes)
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Florida operates a network of state veterans' homes that provide skilled nursing care and one assisted living facility for eligible veterans. These homes offer long-term nursing care, and some include memory care for veterans living with dementia.

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Florida operates a network of state veterans' homes that provide skilled nursing care and one assisted living facility for eligible veterans. These homes offer long-term nursing care, and some include memory care for veterans living with dementia.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who are Florida residents and have a certified need for assisted living or skilled nursing care as determined by a VA physician.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Florida Veterans Treatment Courts (FL Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Special court programs for veterans and service members whose criminal charges stem from a service-related substance use disorder or mental health condition. Instead of standard prosecution, eligible veterans get treatment, supervision, and a veteran mentor, and completing the program can lead to reduced charges or dismissal.

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Special court programs for veterans and service members whose criminal charges stem from a service-related substance use disorder or mental health condition. Instead of standard prosecution, eligible veterans get treatment, supervision, and a veteran mentor, and completing the program can lead to reduced charges or dismissal.

Who it is for

Veterans and service members charged with a qualifying offense that is connected to a service-related substance use or mental health condition, such as post-traumatic stress or traumatic brain injury. Eligibility is decided by the court in the circuit where the case is filed.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Georgia State War Veterans Homes
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Two state-owned skilled nursing homes for eligible Georgia war veterans, in Milledgeville and in Augusta (nicknamed the Blue Goose, operated through an interagency agreement with Augusta University). They provide skilled nursing care, including memory care for Alzheimer's residents and rehabilitation. A daily fee applies, but veterans with a service-connected rating of 70 percent or higher, or whose admission is due to a service-connected condition, have the daily fee paid in full by the VA.

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Two state-owned skilled nursing homes for eligible Georgia war veterans, in Milledgeville and in Augusta (nicknamed the Blue Goose, operated through an interagency agreement with Augusta University). They provide skilled nursing care, including memory care for Alzheimer's residents and rehabilitation. A daily fee applies, but veterans with a service-connected rating of 70 percent or higher, or whose admission is due to a service-connected condition, have the daily fee paid in full by the VA.

Who it is for

Georgia war veterans with a discharge under other than dishonorable conditions who served on active duty during a wartime period, are approved by the VA as eligible for skilled nursing care, and meet the residency rule (lived in Georgia the two years before applying, or five or more of the past 15 years). Applicants must be free of contagious infectious disease and behavioral and psychiatric problems and not require life-sustaining mechanical support.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Georgia Veterans Treatment Courts
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Georgia runs specialized Veterans Treatment Courts (a type of accountability court) for eligible veterans facing criminal charges, offering court-supervised treatment as an alternative to the traditional process. The state page lists the participating courts across Georgia with their local judges and coordinators, including contact information and the counties each serves.

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Georgia runs specialized Veterans Treatment Courts (a type of accountability court) for eligible veterans facing criminal charges, offering court-supervised treatment as an alternative to the traditional process. The state page lists the participating courts across Georgia with their local judges and coordinators, including contact information and the counties each serves.

Who it is for

Veterans involved in the criminal justice system who are struggling with substance dependency, mental illness, or trauma-related conditions. Eligibility and entry are decided by each local court, so a veteran or their defense attorney should contact the coordinator for the court in their county or circuit.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home (Yukio Okutsu Veterans Home)
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Hawaii's state veterans home in Hilo, a 95-bed facility on the Big Island that provides 24-hour skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, respite care, and long-term residential placement for veterans.

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Hawaii's state veterans home in Hilo, a 95-bed facility on the Big Island that provides 24-hour skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, respite care, and long-term residential placement for veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans on Hawaii Island (and elsewhere in Hawaii) who need skilled nursing care, rehabilitation after a hospital stay, respite care, or long-term residential care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Iowa Veterans Home (Iowa Veterans Home)
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A state-run long-term care home in Marshalltown that provides residential and nursing care for Iowa veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans rated 70 percent disabled or higher by the VA who need nursing care receive it at no out-of-pocket cost.

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A state-run long-term care home in Marshalltown that provides residential and nursing care for Iowa veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans rated 70 percent disabled or higher by the VA who need nursing care receive it at no out-of-pocket cost.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged Iowa veterans who need residential or nursing care, plus spouses or surviving spouses of honorably discharged veterans (married at least one year) and Gold Star parents, who meet Iowa residency requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Idaho State Veterans Homes (State Veterans Homes)
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Four state-run veterans homes, in Boise, Lewiston, Pocatello, and Post Falls, that provide medical and supportive care for veterans who can no longer care for themselves.

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Four state-run veterans homes, in Boise, Lewiston, Pocatello, and Post Falls, that provide medical and supportive care for veterans who can no longer care for themselves.

Who it is for

Veterans who need ongoing medical or supportive care and can no longer provide for themselves. Contact the home nearest you, or use the admission application linked on the page, for eligibility, services, and how to apply.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Idaho Veterans Treatment Courts (Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Specialty courts in Idaho's judicial districts that connect justice-involved veterans who have substance use or mental health disorders to treatment and community support instead of jail or prison.

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Specialty courts in Idaho's judicial districts that connect justice-involved veterans who have substance use or mental health disorders to treatment and community support instead of jail or prison.

Who it is for

Veterans facing criminal charges who have substance use or mental health issues related to or treatable through the program. Idaho runs veterans treatment courts across its seven judicial districts; use the statewide treatment court directory to find a local program or ask a defense attorney or service officer about a referral.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Illinois Veterans' Homes (IL Veterans' Homes)
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Five state-run homes in Anna, Chicago, LaSalle, Manteno, and Quincy that provide skilled nursing care, and domiciliary (independent living) care at some locations, for aged and disabled veterans and their eligible spouses. The maximum monthly maintenance charge is $1,659, based on income; veterans with a 70 to 100 percent service-connected disability rating pay no monthly maintenance charge.

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Five state-run homes in Anna, Chicago, LaSalle, Manteno, and Quincy that provide skilled nursing care, and domiciliary (independent living) care at some locations, for aged and disabled veterans and their eligible spouses. The maximum monthly maintenance charge is $1,659, based on income; veterans with a 70 to 100 percent service-connected disability rating pay no monthly maintenance charge.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who served at least one day of active duty and either have service credited to Illinois or lived in Illinois for at least one year before applying, plus their eligible spouses. Priority for admission goes to veterans who served during a time of conflict.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Indiana Veterans' Home (IVH)
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The state veterans care facility in West Lafayette, providing long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, and memory care in a home-like setting, with on-site services and veteran-specific programming.

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The state veterans care facility in West Lafayette, providing long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, and memory care in a home-like setting, with on-site services and veteran-specific programming.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged Indiana veterans and their spouses. Since 2018, the home also accepts Gold Star parents.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Indiana Veterans Treatment Courts (Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Veterans treatment courts are certified problem-solving courts that give eligible justice-involved veterans a court-supervised treatment program that addresses substance use and mental illness. The Indiana Office of Court Services certifies these problem-solving courts and keeps a statewide directory of certified courts.

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Veterans treatment courts are certified problem-solving courts that give eligible justice-involved veterans a court-supervised treatment program that addresses substance use and mental illness. The Indiana Office of Court Services certifies these problem-solving courts and keeps a statewide directory of certified courts.

Who it is for

Veterans in the Indiana justice system who need treatment for substance use or mental illness. Availability depends on whether your county has a certified veterans treatment court. Check the statewide directory of certified problem-solving courts for the nearest one.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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LiveConnectedKS Veteran Behavioral Health Network (LiveConnectedKS)
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A statewide network that connects Kansas service members, veterans, and their families to mental health, substance use, and peer support providers, plus training and crisis resources. It was built through the Governor's Challenge to prevent suicide among service members, veterans, and their families.

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A statewide network that connects Kansas service members, veterans, and their families to mental health, substance use, and peer support providers, plus training and crisis resources. It was built through the Governor's Challenge to prevent suicide among service members, veterans, and their families.

Who it is for

Kansas veterans, current service members, National Guard and Reserve members, and their family members who are looking for behavioral health care, substance use help, peer support, or crisis resources.

Focus: National Guard and Reserve

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Kentucky State Veterans Centers (State Veterans Nursing Centers)
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Five state-run long-term care homes for Kentucky veterans, offering 24/7 skilled nursing care, physical, occupational, and speech rehabilitation, and secured memory care for veterans with dementia or Alzheimer's. Veterans with a VA disability rating of 70% or higher have their care fully covered by a VA per diem with no out-of-pocket cost.

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Five state-run long-term care homes for Kentucky veterans, offering 24/7 skilled nursing care, physical, occupational, and speech rehabilitation, and secured memory care for veterans with dementia or Alzheimer's. Veterans with a VA disability rating of 70% or higher have their care fully covered by a VA per diem with no out-of-pocket cost.

Who it is for

Kentucky-resident veterans with an other-than-dishonorable discharge who need skilled nursing, rehabilitation, or memory care and whose medical needs the center can meet. The centers accept VA per diem, Medicare, Medicaid, private pay, and insurance.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Kentucky Veterans Treatment Court (Veterans Treatment Court)
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A voluntary, court-supervised treatment program that gives justice-involved veterans an alternative to jail. It connects them to behavioral health and substance use treatment, benefits, housing, and employment help, and pairs each veteran with a peer mentor from the military community.

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A voluntary, court-supervised treatment program that gives justice-involved veterans an alternative to jail. It connects them to behavioral health and substance use treatment, benefits, housing, and employment help, and pairs each veteran with a peer mentor from the military community.

Who it is for

Veterans facing criminal charges who struggle with substance use or mental health conditions such as PTSD or traumatic brain injury. Veterans can take part regardless of which county they live in if they meet the court's criteria. Referrals come from judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, probation or pretrial officers, or VA Veterans Justice Outreach coordinators.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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Louisiana State Veterans Homes (Veterans Homes)
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Five state-run veterans homes provide skilled nursing care, long-term care, and memory care for Louisiana veterans and eligible family. Veterans rated 70% or more service-connected disabled are admitted free of charge; veterans rated below 70% pay $2,424 per month, and spouses, Gold Star parents, and eligible reservists pay $5,500 per month.

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Five state-run veterans homes provide skilled nursing care, long-term care, and memory care for Louisiana veterans and eligible family. Veterans rated 70% or more service-connected disabled are admitted free of charge; veterans rated below 70% pay $2,424 per month, and spouses, Gold Star parents, and eligible reservists pay $5,500 per month.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged Louisiana veterans with 90 days of active duty service, eligible National Guard or Reserve members, spouses of veterans, and Gold Star parents who need nursing or long-term care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Massachusetts Veterans Treatment Courts (Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Special court sessions for veterans facing criminal charges that connect them with behavioral health treatment, peer mentors, and support services instead of, or alongside, standard prosecution. Participation is voluntary.

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Special court sessions for veterans facing criminal charges that connect them with behavioral health treatment, peer mentors, and support services instead of, or alongside, standard prosecution. Participation is voluntary.

Who it is for

Veterans of any branch and any discharge status who are involved in the criminal court system and have mental health, substance use, or related behavioral health needs. Cases can involve misdemeanor or felony charges. A veteran can be referred by a defense lawyer, prosecutor, probation officer, or judge, either at sentencing or while on probation.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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Maryland's Commitment to Veterans (Maryland's Commitment to Veterans)
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A statewide behavioral health program that offers care coordination, peer support, and referrals to mental health, substance use, and crisis services for service members, veterans, and their families. Services are available regardless of discharge status.

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A statewide behavioral health program that offers care coordination, peer support, and referrals to mental health, substance use, and crisis services for service members, veterans, and their families. Services are available regardless of discharge status.

Who it is for

U.S. uniformed service members, veterans, and their families in Maryland, including Active Duty, Guard, and Reserve members. Services are available regardless of discharge status.

Focus: National Guard and Reserve

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Charlotte Hall Veterans Home (Charlotte Hall Veterans Home)
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Maryland's state veterans home, offering a continuum of care that includes a 126-bed assisted living program, a 318-bed skilled nursing program, and memory care in secure units. Care is subsidized by VA per diem payments, and a veteran rated 70% or greater service-connected may be entitled to the full cost of nursing home care.

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Maryland's state veterans home, offering a continuum of care that includes a 126-bed assisted living program, a 318-bed skilled nursing program, and memory care in secure units. Care is subsidized by VA per diem payments, and a veteran rated 70% or greater service-connected may be entitled to the full cost of nursing home care.

Who it is for

Maryland veterans who served on full-time active duty with an honorable discharge, certain reserve component members, and certain non-veteran spouses of eligible veterans. Applicants must be at least 62 years of age or deemed disabled.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Bureau of Maine Veterans' Services Field Offices
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Free, trained Veterans Service Officers at field offices across the state help veterans and family members enroll in VA healthcare, file VA benefit claims, get a copy of their DD-214, and apply for education benefits or pensions.

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Free, trained Veterans Service Officers at field offices across the state help veterans and family members enroll in VA healthcare, file VA benefit claims, get a copy of their DD-214, and apply for education benefits or pensions.

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Any Maine veteran, family member, or survivor who needs free help applying for VA or state veterans benefits.

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Maine Veterans' Homes
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A nonprofit network of six veterans homes in Augusta, Bangor, Caribou, Machias, Scarborough, and South Paris that provides long-term care, short-term skilled nursing and rehab, memory care, and other services for veterans and their families. Payment options include VA benefits, Medicare, MaineCare, long-term care insurance, and private funds.

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A nonprofit network of six veterans homes in Augusta, Bangor, Caribou, Machias, Scarborough, and South Paris that provides long-term care, short-term skilled nursing and rehab, memory care, and other services for veterans and their families. Payment options include VA benefits, Medicare, MaineCare, long-term care insurance, and private funds.

Who it is for

Maine's veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who need long-term, skilled nursing, memory, or related care. Contact a home directly to check eligibility.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Michigan Veteran Homes (MVH)
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State-run homes that provide skilled nursing care for eligible Michigan veterans, with a focus on long-term care, dementia and memory care, and palliative care. There are three homes: Grand Rapids, Chesterfield Township, and D.J. Jacobetti in Marquette.

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State-run homes that provide skilled nursing care for eligible Michigan veterans, with a focus on long-term care, dementia and memory care, and palliative care. There are three homes: Grand Rapids, Chesterfield Township, and D.J. Jacobetti in Marquette.

Who it is for

Eligible Michigan veterans who need skilled nursing or long-term care. A dependent of a veteran who is eligible for admission, or who was eligible at the time of the veteran's death, may also qualify. Contact the admissions office at the home you are interested in to confirm eligibility.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Buddy to Buddy Veteran Mentorship Program (Buddy to Buddy)
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A free, confidential program that pairs Michigan service members and veterans with trained volunteer veteran mentors, called Buddies. Buddies are knowledgeable of federal, state, and local benefits and resources, and connect veterans to them while providing ongoing peer support and follow-up.

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A free, confidential program that pairs Michigan service members and veterans with trained volunteer veteran mentors, called Buddies. Buddies are knowledgeable of federal, state, and local benefits and resources, and connect veterans to them while providing ongoing peer support and follow-up.

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Any Michigan service member or veteran, regardless of length of service or type of discharge. The program is free and confidential.

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Minnesota Veterans Homes (Veterans Homes)
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State-run homes that provide skilled nursing care, dementia and Alzheimer's special care, domiciliary care, rehabilitation, and recreational and work therapy for Minnesota veterans and eligible spouses. All residents must need skilled nursing care.

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State-run homes that provide skilled nursing care, dementia and Alzheimer's special care, domiciliary care, rehabilitation, and recreational and work therapy for Minnesota veterans and eligible spouses. All residents must need skilled nursing care.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under honorable conditions from any branch who are current Minnesota residents and served 181 consecutive days on active duty (unless discharged earlier for a service-connected disability), and spouses of eligible veterans who are at least 55 and meet residency rules. All residents must require skilled nursing care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Missouri Veterans Homes
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Seven state veterans homes across Missouri providing long-term skilled nursing care, including 24-hour nursing, physician care, physical and occupational therapy, memory care, and transportation to VA appointments. The 2026 rate is $2,773 per month, which covers care, meals, and all facility services.

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Seven state veterans homes across Missouri providing long-term skilled nursing care, including 24-hour nursing, physician care, physical and occupational therapy, memory care, and transportation to VA appointments. The 2026 rate is $2,773 per month, which covers care, meals, and all facility services.

Who it is for

Veterans who meet the VA's criteria for veteran status (or hold an honorable discharge from the National Guard), need 24-hour skilled nursing care, and have lived in Missouri for at least 180 consecutive days right before applying. Applicants cannot be on a sex offender registry or have certain serious felony convictions. Homes are located in Cameron, Cape Girardeau, Mexico, Mt. Vernon, St. James, St. Louis, and Warrensburg.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Missouri Veterans Treatment Courts
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Special court dockets that offer eligible veterans an intensive, supervised treatment program as an alternative path through the justice system when a substance use disorder, mental illness, or trauma is behind the charges. The court team includes VA health care and benefits staff and connects the veteran to treatment, and each participant is paired with a volunteer veteran mentor.

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Special court dockets that offer eligible veterans an intensive, supervised treatment program as an alternative path through the justice system when a substance use disorder, mental illness, or trauma is behind the charges. The court team includes VA health care and benefits staff and connects the veteran to treatment, and each participant is paired with a volunteer veteran mentor.

Who it is for

Veterans and service members facing criminal charges, often drug or alcohol related, whose involvement in the justice system is rooted in substance use, a mental health condition, or trauma from service. Veterans treatment court divisions operate in St. Louis city and in a number of counties including Boone, Jackson, Pulaski, and Texas, plus a regional court serving 16 counties in southeastern Missouri. Ask your attorney, public defender, or local court whether a veterans treatment court is available in your area.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Mississippi State Veterans Homes (MS State Veterans Homes)
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Mississippi operates five nursing homes for veterans, in Collins, Jackson, Kosciusko, Oxford, and Tradition (Biloxi), currently serving about 600 veterans.

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Mississippi operates five nursing homes for veterans, in Collins, Jackson, Kosciusko, Oxford, and Tradition (Biloxi), currently serving about 600 veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under conditions other than dishonorable who are or were Mississippi residents and need nursing-level care, and who pass a physician exam within 30 days of applying. Spouses of current residents may also qualify.

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Montana State Veterans Homes (State Veterans Homes)
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Montana operates three state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing, intermediate, and domiciliary care to eligible veterans and their spouses. Care may be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, VA assistance, private insurance, or private pay.

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Montana operates three state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing, intermediate, and domiciliary care to eligible veterans and their spouses. Care may be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, VA assistance, private insurance, or private pay.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans, and the spouse or surviving spouse of a veteran, who need skilled or intermediate nursing care or domiciliary care. Spouses are admitted on a space-available basis. For skilled nursing care, a physician must certify the need for daily skilled care. Contact the home's admission coordinator to confirm eligibility.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Montana Veterans Treatment Courts (Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Montana operates treatment courts, including dockets built for veterans, that offer supervised treatment and support instead of a standard criminal path for people whose substance use or related issues contributed to their charges. Veterans go through the process alongside others who share the military experience.

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Montana operates treatment courts, including dockets built for veterans, that offer supervised treatment and support instead of a standard criminal path for people whose substance use or related issues contributed to their charges. Veterans go through the process alongside others who share the military experience.

Who it is for

Veterans charged with a crime who have substance use or related treatment needs tied to their case, in judicial districts that run a veterans treatment court. Referral and admission are decided by the local court, defense counsel, and prosecutors.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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North Carolina State Veterans Homes (NC State Veterans Homes)
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State-run skilled nursing homes that provide 24-hour care for veterans, including nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, wound care, pain management, hospice, counseling, and activity programs. Homes are located in Salisbury, Black Mountain, Kinston, and Kernersville, and a Fayetteville home is listed as closed for repairs or replacement.

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State-run skilled nursing homes that provide 24-hour care for veterans, including nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, wound care, pain management, hospice, counseling, and activity programs. Homes are located in Salisbury, Black Mountain, Kinston, and Kernersville, and a Fayetteville home is listed as closed for repairs or replacement.

Who it is for

Veterans who need skilled nursing care. The homes are licensed by the State of North Carolina and approved for Medicare, Medicaid, and third party insurance. Contact the home's admissions coordinator for current eligibility, including any discharge and residency requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers (Find a Veterans Service Officer)
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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any North Dakota veteran, dependent, or surviving spouse who wants free, in-person help understanding or applying for benefits.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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North Dakota Veterans Home (ND Veterans Home)
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North Dakota's state veterans home in Lisbon provides long-term basic care and skilled nursing care for eligible veterans and their spouses. It offers a basic care unit for residents who are independent in personal care and a skilled care unit with ongoing nursing supervision and assistance.

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North Dakota's state veterans home in Lisbon provides long-term basic care and skilled nursing care for eligible veterans and their spouses. It offers a basic care unit for residents who are independent in personal care and a skilled care unit with ongoing nursing supervision and assistance.

Who it is for

North Dakota veterans whose last period of service ended under conditions other than dishonorable, and their spouses or surviving spouses, who need long-term basic care or skilled nursing care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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NDVA Veterans Behavioral Health, Mental Health and Substance Use Treatment
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A statewide guide to mental health and substance use help for Nebraska veterans, organized by behavioral health region. It links veterans to outpatient counseling, residential treatment, crisis stabilization, peer support, and regional 24/7 crisis lines. The national Veterans Crisis Line is available any time by dialing 988 then pressing 1.

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A statewide guide to mental health and substance use help for Nebraska veterans, organized by behavioral health region. It links veterans to outpatient counseling, residential treatment, crisis stabilization, peer support, and regional 24/7 crisis lines. The national Veterans Crisis Line is available any time by dialing 988 then pressing 1.

Who it is for

Nebraska veterans and their families who need help with mental health, trauma, or substance use, at any stage of recovery. Services accept Medicaid, Medicare, TRICARE, private insurance, and sliding fee scales for people who are uninsured or underinsured.

Focus: Rural veterans

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Nebraska Veterans Treatment Courts
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Problem-solving courts for veterans facing criminal charges tied to mental health or substance use. A team of a judge, prosecutor, defense counsel, treatment providers, the Veterans Health Administration, and trained veteran mentors builds an individualized program of treatment, supervision, and regular court check-ins instead of standard prosecution. There are Veterans Treatment Courts in Douglas County, Lancaster County, the 2nd Judicial District, and Central Nebraska.

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Problem-solving courts for veterans facing criminal charges tied to mental health or substance use. A team of a judge, prosecutor, defense counsel, treatment providers, the Veterans Health Administration, and trained veteran mentors builds an individualized program of treatment, supervision, and regular court check-ins instead of standard prosecution. There are Veterans Treatment Courts in Douglas County, Lancaster County, the 2nd Judicial District, and Central Nebraska.

Who it is for

Justice-involved Nebraska veterans whose charges are connected to mental health conditions or substance use disorders. A veteran usually enters through their defense attorney or the court in their county; eligibility is decided by each court's team.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Nebraska Veterans' Homes
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Four state-run veterans' homes in Kearney, Bellevue, Norfolk, and Scottsbluff providing assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and therapy services. Member contributions follow a sliding scale based on income and assets, and veterans rated 70 to 100 percent service-connected may receive care at no cost once eligibility is verified.

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Four state-run veterans' homes in Kearney, Bellevue, Norfolk, and Scottsbluff providing assisted living, skilled nursing, memory care, and therapy services. Member contributions follow a sliding scale based on income and assets, and veterans rated 70 to 100 percent service-connected may receive care at no cost once eligibility is verified.

Who it is for

Veterans who served on active duty with an honorable or general discharge, and Nebraska National Guard members with active duty for training, who have lived in Nebraska for at least two years during their lifetime. Spouses, surviving spouses, and Gold Star spouses and parents may also qualify.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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NAMI New Hampshire Military and Veteran Mental Health Support (NAMI NH Military & Veterans)
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Free peer support, education, and referral help for New Hampshire service members, veterans, and their families dealing with mental health challenges. Includes the NAMI Homefront online resource suite, one-on-one support through the Information and Resource Line, and a private online support group for military and veteran families.

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Free peer support, education, and referral help for New Hampshire service members, veterans, and their families dealing with mental health challenges. Includes the NAMI Homefront online resource suite, one-on-one support through the Information and Resource Line, and a private online support group for military and veteran families.

Who it is for

New Hampshire service members, veterans, and their family members, caregivers, and friends who want mental health support, peer connection, or help finding services.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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NJ Vet2Vet Peer Support Helpline (NJ Vet2Vet)
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A free helpline that gives 24-hour support to New Jersey National Guard members, active military personnel, veterans, their families, and caregivers. You connect with a support specialist who listens, provides guidance, and connects you to local resources. Call or text 1-866-838-7654. This is not a crisis line; for a crisis, call the Veterans Crisis Line or 911.

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A free helpline that gives 24-hour support to New Jersey National Guard members, active military personnel, veterans, their families, and caregivers. You connect with a support specialist who listens, provides guidance, and connects you to local resources. Call or text 1-866-838-7654. This is not a crisis line; for a crisis, call the Veterans Crisis Line or 911.

Who it is for

New Jersey National Guard members, active military personnel, veterans, their families, and caregivers who want someone to talk to or need help finding support and local resources. Available statewide by phone, text, chat, or email, 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

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New Jersey Veterans Haven Transitional Housing (Veterans Haven)
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A state-run two-year transitional housing program for homeless veterans, with two sites: Veterans Haven North in Glen Gardner (Hunterdon County) and Veterans Haven South in Winslow Township (Camden County). On-site staff provide counseling and social services, addiction treatment, vocational rehabilitation, nursing, and help with veterans benefits.

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A state-run two-year transitional housing program for homeless veterans, with two sites: Veterans Haven North in Glen Gardner (Hunterdon County) and Veterans Haven South in Winslow Township (Camden County). On-site staff provide counseling and social services, addiction treatment, vocational rehabilitation, nursing, and help with veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Homeless veterans who qualify as a veteran under US Department of Veterans Affairs guidelines, are registered with the VA, and are drug and alcohol free at the time of admission. A limited number of veterans who do not meet every standard may still be eligible.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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New Mexico State Veterans' Home (NM State Veterans' Home)
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A state-run skilled nursing home in Truth or Consequences for veterans who need long-term care, including skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and specialized care. It is the state's first and only veterans home.

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A state-run skilled nursing home in Truth or Consequences for veterans who need long-term care, including skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and specialized care. It is the state's first and only veterans home.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans with 90 or more days of service and their spouses, Gold Star Parents who lost a child in military service, and certain reserve component members who meet residency requirements. Preference is given to New Mexico residents when there is a waiting list, but veterans from any state may apply.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Bernalillo County Community Veterans Court (NM Community Veterans Court)
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A specialty court in Bernalillo County that helps veterans facing misdemeanor charges get treatment instead of standard prosecution, connecting them to VA care for PTSD and substance use, pairing each participant with a veteran mentor, and providing judicial supervision.

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A specialty court in Bernalillo County that helps veterans facing misdemeanor charges get treatment instead of standard prosecution, connecting them to VA care for PTSD and substance use, pairing each participant with a veteran mentor, and providing judicial supervision.

Who it is for

Veterans of any era regardless of discharge status, National Guard members, and Reservists who have been charged with a misdemeanor in Bernalillo County and voluntarily choose to enroll.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, National Guard and Reserve

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Nevada Recovery and Behavioral Health Programs (VOICES of Valor, BRAVE, PROUD) (NV Veterans Behavioral Health)
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Three free NDVS programs that help Nevada veterans and their families with mental health and recovery. VOICES of Valor offers peer-to-peer support, BRAVE connects eligible veterans and family members to confidential and free mental health treatment resources, and PROUD provides support to prevent and reduce opioid use disorder at no cost.

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Three free NDVS programs that help Nevada veterans and their families with mental health and recovery. VOICES of Valor offers peer-to-peer support, BRAVE connects eligible veterans and family members to confidential and free mental health treatment resources, and PROUD provides support to prevent and reduce opioid use disorder at no cost.

Who it is for

Eligible Nevada veterans and their family members who need mental health support, peer connection, or help with opioid use disorder.

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Southern Nevada State Veterans Home (Boulder City) (NV State Veterans Home)
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A state-owned 180-bed skilled nursing facility in Boulder City for eligible veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. It provides 24-hour nursing care, rehabilitation and therapy, mental health care, palliative and hospice services, and specialized Alzheimer's and dementia care. The stated cost for a veteran to reside there is $125 per day, with payment sources including Medicare, Medicaid, VA per diem, and private pay.

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A state-owned 180-bed skilled nursing facility in Boulder City for eligible veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. It provides 24-hour nursing care, rehabilitation and therapy, mental health care, palliative and hospice services, and specialized Alzheimer's and dementia care. The stated cost for a veteran to reside there is $125 per day, with payment sources including Medicare, Medicaid, VA per diem, and private pay.

Who it is for

Eligible veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who need skilled nursing or memory care in southern Nevada.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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PFC Joseph P. Dwyer Veterans Peer Support Program (Dwyer Peer Support)
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A free, confidential veteran-to-veteran peer support program that runs in counties across New York State. Trained veteran peers meet with fellow veterans and family members, in person and virtually, to reduce isolation and support emotional wellness and recovery.

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A free, confidential veteran-to-veteran peer support program that runs in counties across New York State. Trained veteran peers meet with fellow veterans and family members, in person and virtually, to reduce isolation and support emotional wellness and recovery.

Who it is for

Veterans of any era and branch, active-duty service members, National Guard and Reserve members, and military spouses, family members, caregivers, and survivors who live in New York. There is no cost and no VA enrollment required. Because the program is county-based, you connect through the Dwyer program serving your county.

Focus: National Guard and Reserve, Post-9/11 veterans

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New York State Veterans' Nursing Homes (State Veterans Homes)
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New York runs five state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing care and rehabilitation. Eligible veterans have no out-of-pocket cost while in a home, and there is no means test or income limit. The homes are in St. Albans (Queens), Batavia, Oxford, Montrose, and Long Island (Stony Brook).

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New York runs five state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing care and rehabilitation. Eligible veterans have no out-of-pocket cost while in a home, and there is no means test or income limit. The homes are in St. Albans (Queens), Batavia, Oxford, Montrose, and Long Island (Stony Brook).

Who it is for

Veterans who need skilled nursing care, entered active duty from New York or lived in the state for at least one year, have an honorable discharge, and completed at least 30 days of active service. Spouses of eligible veterans may also qualify. Admission priority is based on medical need.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Ohio Veterans Homes (OVH)
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Two state-run long-term care campuses for aging Ohio veterans, in Sandusky (427-bed nursing home plus a 216-bed domiciliary for independent or lightly supervised living) and Georgetown (168-bed nursing home). Both campuses offer standard care, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, and skilled nursing care.

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Two state-run long-term care campuses for aging Ohio veterans, in Sandusky (427-bed nursing home plus a 216-bed domiciliary for independent or lightly supervised living) and Georgetown (168-bed nursing home). Both campuses offer standard care, memory care for dementia and Alzheimer's, and skilled nursing care.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who have been a resident of Ohio for at least one year at some point in their life, served on active duty (other than for training) during a period of war or declared armed conflict or received a qualifying medal such as the Armed Forces Expeditionary Medal or Vietnam Service Medal, and have a disability that leaves them unable to earn a living. Family members can apply on a veteran's behalf.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Vietnam era veterans

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Ohio Veterans Courts (Veterans Treatment Dockets)
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Ohio has specialized court dockets for justice-involved veterans, certified by the Supreme Court of Ohio, that emphasize treatment and diversion instead of punishment. ODVS works with these dockets to connect veterans to benefits and services, and the courts pair each veteran with treatment for issues like mental health and substance use.

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Ohio has specialized court dockets for justice-involved veterans, certified by the Supreme Court of Ohio, that emphasize treatment and diversion instead of punishment. ODVS works with these dockets to connect veterans to benefits and services, and the courts pair each veteran with treatment for issues like mental health and substance use.

Who it is for

Veterans facing criminal charges in a county that runs a certified veterans treatment docket, whose underlying issues (such as mental health conditions or substance use) can be addressed through treatment and supervision instead of jail.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Oklahoma State Veterans Homes (OK Veterans Homes)
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Oklahoma runs a system of state veterans homes that provide intermediate and skilled nursing care to eligible veterans. The homes serve about 1,400 Oklahoma veterans.

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Oklahoma runs a system of state veterans homes that provide intermediate and skilled nursing care to eligible veterans. The homes serve about 1,400 Oklahoma veterans.

Who it is for

Oklahoma veterans certified by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for per diem payment who served at least 90 days with one or more days on active duty, and who need intermediate or skilled nursing care because of age, disease, or other disability. A discharge for a service-connected disability may qualify with a shorter service period.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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ODVA Veterans Behavioral Health and Crisis Resources
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ODVA's guide to free mental health, peer support, and crisis help for veterans in Oregon. It points to 24/7 crisis lines like the Lines for Life Military Helpline at 888-457-4838 and the Veterans Crisis Line, plus Vet Centers, peer support programs, and community counseling.

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ODVA's guide to free mental health, peer support, and crisis help for veterans in Oregon. It points to 24/7 crisis lines like the Lines for Life Military Helpline at 888-457-4838 and the Veterans Crisis Line, plus Vet Centers, peer support programs, and community counseling.

Who it is for

Oregon veterans, service members, and their families who need mental health support, peer support, or crisis help. Some listed programs focus on post-9/11 veterans or specific counties, but crisis lines are open to any veteran.

Focus: Post-9/11 veterans

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Oregon Veterans' Homes
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Two state-run long-term care homes for veterans, in The Dalles and in Lebanon (the Edward C. Allworth Veterans' Home). They provide skilled nursing, memory care, and rehabilitative care.

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Two state-run long-term care homes for veterans, in The Dalles and in Lebanon (the Edward C. Allworth Veterans' Home). They provide skilled nursing, memory care, and rehabilitative care.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under general or honorable conditions who need skilled nursing care certified by a physician, plus their spouses or surviving spouses, and parents who had a child die while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Pennsylvania State Veterans Homes
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Pennsylvania runs six state veterans homes that provide long-term care for veterans. All six offer memory care, and four of them also provide nursing care, personal care, and domiciliary care. Residents pay a monthly maintenance fee based on their ability to pay.

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Pennsylvania runs six state veterans homes that provide long-term care for veterans. All six offer memory care, and four of them also provide nursing care, personal care, and domiciliary care. Residents pay a monthly maintenance fee based on their ability to pay.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who served in the U.S. Armed Forces or Pennsylvania Military Forces and are Pennsylvania residents. Preference for admission goes to those whose home of record when they entered the military was Pennsylvania. People who mainly need mental health or custodial care, or who have an unresolved history of alcohol or drug abuse, are not eligible.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Pennsylvania Veterans Treatment Courts
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Veterans Treatment Courts help veterans charged with crimes who are struggling with addiction, mental illness, or both. They offer an alternative to jail, with regular court check-ins, treatment, drug and alcohol testing, and support from veteran mentors. As of verification, 26 Pennsylvania counties had a Veterans Court program.

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Veterans Treatment Courts help veterans charged with crimes who are struggling with addiction, mental illness, or both. They offer an alternative to jail, with regular court check-ins, treatment, drug and alcohol testing, and support from veteran mentors. As of verification, 26 Pennsylvania counties had a Veterans Court program.

Who it is for

Veterans facing criminal charges who are dealing with substance use, mental illness, or co-occurring disorders. Eligibility is decided by the court in the county where the charges are filed.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Veterans and Military Families Behavioral Health Resources (DHS)
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The state's behavioral health office connects veterans and military families to mental health and substance use support, including trained veteran peer specialists, the Star Behavioral Health Providers registry of civilian clinicians trained in military culture, and links to Veterans Crisis Line resources.

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The state's behavioral health office connects veterans and military families to mental health and substance use support, including trained veteran peer specialists, the Star Behavioral Health Providers registry of civilian clinicians trained in military culture, and links to Veterans Crisis Line resources.

Who it is for

Veterans, service members, National Guard and reserve members, and their families in Pennsylvania who need mental health or substance use support.

Focus: National Guard and Reserve

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Rhode Island Veterans Home (RI Veterans Home)
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A state-run home in Bristol that provides 24-hour nursing and residential care to Rhode Island wartime veterans, including skilled nursing, therapy, medical, and social services. Residents pay based on their income.

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A state-run home in Bristol that provides 24-hour nursing and residential care to Rhode Island wartime veterans, including skilled nursing, therapy, medical, and social services. Residents pay based on their income.

Who it is for

Rhode Island wartime veterans with an honorable discharge and at least 90 days of active service during a wartime period, who lived in Rhode Island for 2 consecutive years before applying or entered the service from Rhode Island, subject to Medical Director approval.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

Address

Rhode Island Veterans Home

480 Metacom Avenue, Bristol, RI

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Rhode Island Department of Health Support for Veterans (RIDOH Veteran Support)
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A state health department page that points veterans and families to mental health counseling, suicide prevention, and 24/7 crisis support, including the Veterans Crisis Line (dial 988 then press 1), the Warwick Vet Center for no-cost counseling, and BH Link for behavioral health crises.

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A state health department page that points veterans and families to mental health counseling, suicide prevention, and 24/7 crisis support, including the Veterans Crisis Line (dial 988 then press 1), the Warwick Vet Center for no-cost counseling, and BH Link for behavioral health crises.

Who it is for

Rhode Island veterans, service members, and their family members who need mental health help, counseling, or crisis support.

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Rhode Island Veterans Treatment Court (RI Veterans Treatment Court)
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A special court calendar for veterans and service members at the Kent County District Court that pairs the court process with treatment and support, and can lead to jail diversion, reduced charges, or alternative sentencing for those with service-connected trauma.

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A special court calendar for veterans and service members at the Kent County District Court that pairs the court process with treatment and support, and can lead to jail diversion, reduced charges, or alternative sentencing for those with service-connected trauma.

Who it is for

Veterans and military members with service-connected trauma who have a pending case; criminal history and charges may affect eligibility.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

Address

Kent County District Court, Noel Judicial Complex

222 Quaker Lane, Warwick, RI

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South Carolina State Veterans Homes (SC State Veterans Homes)
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Six state veteran homes across South Carolina that provide skilled or intermediate nursing home care to eligible veterans.

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Six state veteran homes across South Carolina that provide skilled or intermediate nursing home care to eligible veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans separated from the U.S. Armed Forces under general or honorable conditions who qualify as South Carolina citizens and need skilled or intermediate nursing home care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Michael J. Fitzmaurice South Dakota State Veterans Home (State Veterans Home)
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A state-run veterans home in Hot Springs providing long-term nursing care, domiciliary care, and independent living for eligible South Dakota veterans and their spouses or surviving spouses.

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A state-run veterans home in Hot Springs providing long-term nursing care, domiciliary care, and independent living for eligible South Dakota veterans and their spouses or surviving spouses.

Who it is for

South Dakota veterans eligible for per diem payments for domiciliary or nursing home care, with admission preference for those domiciled in South Dakota within the past five years. Spouses may be admitted with an eligible veteran if married and living together for at least one year, and qualifying surviving spouses age 60 or older may apply separately.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Tennessee Veterans Mental Health and Crisis Resources (TDVS Mental Health Resources)
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The state veterans agency's hub of mental health and crisis support for Tennessee veterans and families. It points to the Veterans Crisis Line (call 988 then press 1, or text 838255), the free 24/7 Tennessee Statewide Crisis Line (855-274-7471), Coaching Into Care for families of reluctant veterans (888-923-7458), and Make the Connection.

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The state veterans agency's hub of mental health and crisis support for Tennessee veterans and families. It points to the Veterans Crisis Line (call 988 then press 1, or text 838255), the free 24/7 Tennessee Statewide Crisis Line (855-274-7471), Coaching Into Care for families of reluctant veterans (888-923-7458), and Make the Connection.

Who it is for

Any Tennessee veteran, service member, or family member in mental health crisis or looking for veteran-focused mental health support. Family members can use Coaching Into Care to help a veteran who is hesitant to seek care.

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Tennessee State Veterans' Homes (TSVH)
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A state-chartered organization governed by a Governor-appointed board that operates skilled nursing and long-term care homes for Tennessee veterans, with locations in Murfreesboro, Humboldt, Knoxville, Clarksville, and Cleveland, and a new home under construction in Arlington. Homes provide 24-hour nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and long-term or short-term care. VA Higher Per Diem can cover 100 percent of the cost for veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected rating or who need care for a service-connected condition.

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A state-chartered organization governed by a Governor-appointed board that operates skilled nursing and long-term care homes for Tennessee veterans, with locations in Murfreesboro, Humboldt, Knoxville, Clarksville, and Cleveland, and a new home under construction in Arlington. Homes provide 24-hour nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and long-term or short-term care. VA Higher Per Diem can cover 100 percent of the cost for veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected rating or who need care for a service-connected condition.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who need skilled nursing care and have a Tennessee connection (current resident, born in Tennessee, entered service in Tennessee, Tennessee home of record, or an immediate family caregiver in Tennessee). Spouses and Gold Star parents may be admitted on a space-available basis. Payment can come through VA per diem, Medicare, Tennessee Medicaid, long-term care insurance, or private pay.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Texas State Veterans Homes (State Veterans Homes)
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The Texas Veterans Land Board owns and runs ten state veterans homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care and rehabilitation for Texas veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability can generally live in these homes at no cost.

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The Texas Veterans Land Board owns and runs ten state veterans homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care and rehabilitation for Texas veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability can generally live in these homes at no cost.

Who it is for

Qualified Texas veterans who need long-term nursing care, along with their spouses and Gold Star parents. Admission is governed by Texas Administrative Code and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs standards covering medical, financial, and military service requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Utah Veterans Homes (Utah Veterans Homes)
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Four state veterans homes providing skilled nursing care and specialized memory care for veterans who need long-term care. There is no cost for veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability; for others the VA subsidizes care with a per diem, and the veteran pays the remainder.

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Four state veterans homes providing skilled nursing care and specialized memory care for veterans who need long-term care. There is no cost for veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability; for others the VA subsidizes care with a per diem, and the veteran pays the remainder.

Who it is for

Veterans who served on active duty or deployed while serving in the reserves, plus spouses of veterans and Gold Star Parents (cost is not VA-subsidized for spouses or Gold Star Parents).

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Governor's Challenge to Prevent Suicide (Utah) (Governor's Challenge)
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Utah's statewide suicide prevention effort for service members, veterans, and their families, run in partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and SAMHSA. The page serves as a directory of mental health and suicide prevention resources and points to the Veterans Crisis Line.

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Utah's statewide suicide prevention effort for service members, veterans, and their families, run in partnership with the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and SAMHSA. The page serves as a directory of mental health and suicide prevention resources and points to the Veterans Crisis Line.

Who it is for

Service members, veterans, and their families in Utah who need mental health support or are at risk of suicide.

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Utah Veterans Treatment Court (Veterans Treatment Court)
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A specialty court program that gives eligible veterans in criminal cases an opportunity to improve their lives through a dedicated team, as one of Utah's problem-solving courts. It operates as a veterans drug court in the districts listed below.

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A specialty court program that gives eligible veterans in criminal cases an opportunity to improve their lives through a dedicated team, as one of Utah's problem-solving courts. It operates as a veterans drug court in the districts listed below.

Who it is for

Utah veterans in criminal cases, in the districts where the program operates (currently the Third District in Salt Lake City and the Fourth District in Provo).

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Virginia Veterans Treatment Docket (VTD)
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A specialized court docket that gives eligible justice-involved veterans substance use and mental health treatment as an alternative to traditional case processing. Participants get individualized treatment plans, frequent court appearances, and a veteran peer mentor.

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A specialized court docket that gives eligible justice-involved veterans substance use and mental health treatment as an alternative to traditional case processing. Participants get individualized treatment plans, frequent court appearances, and a veteran peer mentor.

Who it is for

Current or former members of any branch of active duty, the National Guard, or the Reserves who are charged in a Virginia court and have a diagnosed mental health condition or substance use disorder. A violent or sex-offense history, a dishonorable discharge, or unresolved charges in other jurisdictions may make someone ineligible.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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Vermont Veterans' Home (Vermont Veterans' Home)
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A state-operated residential campus in Bennington providing health care, rehabilitation, and long-term care for veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Services include skilled nursing, long-term care, and rehabilitation.

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A state-operated residential campus in Bennington providing health care, rehabilitation, and long-term care for veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Services include skilled nursing, long-term care, and rehabilitation.

Who it is for

Military veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who need residential health care, rehabilitation, or long-term nursing care.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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For Veterans in Crisis (Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs) (VT Veterans in Crisis)
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The state's guide to round-the-clock crisis and mental health support for Vermont veterans. It points to the Veterans Crisis Line (dial 988 then press 1), 911, 211, and lists local 24-hour crisis counseling numbers in towns across Vermont.

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The state's guide to round-the-clock crisis and mental health support for Vermont veterans. It points to the Veterans Crisis Line (dial 988 then press 1), 911, 211, and lists local 24-hour crisis counseling numbers in towns across Vermont.

Who it is for

Any Vermont veteran, or someone concerned about a veteran, who needs immediate mental health or crisis support, including help finding local counseling.

How to reach them

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Washington State Veterans Homes
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WDVA runs four state veterans homes that provide 24-hour nursing care. All four are Medicare and Medicaid certified and offer medical care, pharmacy, physical and occupational therapy, recreational activities, social services, and hospice care.

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WDVA runs four state veterans homes that provide 24-hour nursing care. All four are Medicare and Medicaid certified and offer medical care, pharmacy, physical and occupational therapy, recreational activities, social services, and hospice care.

Who it is for

Veterans who served at any time in any branch of the U.S. Armed Forces including the National Guard, received an honorable discharge or are eligible for VA benefits or were separated with less than honorable characterizations of service due solely to sexual orientation, gender identity, or gender expression, and live in Washington State. A resident's spouse, the widow of an eligible veteran, or a Gold Star Parent may also be eligible for admission.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Wisconsin Veterans Homes (WI Veterans Homes)
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Wisconsin operates three state veterans homes that provide 24-hour skilled nursing care to veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who can no longer be cared for at home.

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Wisconsin operates three state veterans homes that provide 24-hour skilled nursing care to veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who can no longer be cared for at home.

Who it is for

Wisconsin veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who need long-term skilled nursing care. Contact a home directly or the WDVA for admission and eligibility details.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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West Virginia Veterans Home (Barboursville) (WV Veterans Home)
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A 125-bed state-run home in Barboursville that provides safe, affordable housing for veterans. Long-term domiciliary residents pay 50 percent of their monthly income, and the Project-214 program offers homeless veterans 60 days of free housing.

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A 125-bed state-run home in Barboursville that provides safe, affordable housing for veterans. Long-term domiciliary residents pay 50 percent of their monthly income, and the Project-214 program offers homeless veterans 60 days of free housing.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under honorable or general-under-honorable conditions who are ambulatory, independent in daily activities, meet the service length requirements, and are eligible for care at a federal VA Medical Center.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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Veterans' Home of Wyoming (Veterans' Home of Wyoming)
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A state-run home in Buffalo that provides two levels of long-term care for veterans: assisted living (domiciliary care with food, shelter, and support) and skilled nursing care in small residential cottages.

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A state-run home in Buffalo that provides two levels of long-term care for veterans: assisted living (domiciliary care with food, shelter, and support) and skilled nursing care in small residential cottages.

Who it is for

Veterans who need long-term care. Assisted living serves veterans who can still handle their own basic daily activities but need some support; skilled nursing serves veterans who need a higher level of care. Contact the home to confirm eligibility.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Alaska Veterans Service Officers (VSO) Network (AK VSO Network)
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Free, trained Veterans Service Officers located in Anchorage, Wasilla, Juneau, Fairbanks, Soldotna, Kodiak, and Craig/Ketchikan help veterans and their families understand and file claims for federal and state benefits, at no cost.

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Free, trained Veterans Service Officers located in Anchorage, Wasilla, Juneau, Fairbanks, Soldotna, Kodiak, and Craig/Ketchikan help veterans and their families understand and file claims for federal and state benefits, at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, service member, or family member in Alaska who needs free, in-person or phone help understanding benefits or filling out and filing a benefits claim. Tribal Veteran Representatives are also listed for Alaska Native veterans seeking local help.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Alabama Veterans Service Offices (Alabama VSO Network)
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Free, in-person help from accredited service officers in Alabama counties to file and appeal claims for federal VA and state veteran benefits.

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Free, in-person help from accredited service officers in Alabama counties to file and appeal claims for federal VA and state veteran benefits.

Who it is for

Any Alabama veteran, dependent, or survivor who needs help applying for VA compensation, pension, survivor benefits, aid and attendance, records requests, discharge upgrades, or state veteran benefits.

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Arkansas County Veteran Service Officer Network (Arkansas CVSOs)
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A free, accredited Veteran Service Officer in every Arkansas county who helps veterans, dependents, and survivors file claims for VA and state benefits at no cost.

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A free, accredited Veteran Service Officer in every Arkansas county who helps veterans, dependents, and survivors file claims for VA and state benefits at no cost.

Who it is for

Any Arkansas veteran, dependent, or survivor who wants free help understanding or applying for benefits, including disability compensation, pension, education, health care, burial, and home loan benefits.

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Arizona Veteran Benefits Counselors (VBCs)
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A free statewide network of counselors, accredited by the VA and the American Legion, who help veterans and families file VA compensation and pension claims, appeal VA decisions, apply for survivor benefits, request discharge upgrades and military records, and learn about state benefits.

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A free statewide network of counselors, accredited by the VA and the American Legion, who help veterans and families file VA compensation and pension claims, appeal VA decisions, apply for survivor benefits, request discharge upgrades and military records, and learn about state benefits.

Who it is for

Any Arizona veteran, dependent, or survivor who wants free help understanding or applying for federal and state veterans benefits. Counselors meet in person, by video, by phone, or by email; call 602-535-1215 to schedule an appointment.

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California County Veterans Service Offices (California CVSOs)
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County Veterans Service Offices across California have trained advocates who help veterans and their families apply for benefits like disability compensation, health care, and education. This directory lists 55 county offices with addresses, phone numbers, and hours; a few smaller counties share one office.

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County Veterans Service Offices across California have trained advocates who help veterans and their families apply for benefits like disability compensation, health care, and education. This directory lists 55 county offices with addresses, phone numbers, and hours; a few smaller counties share one office.

Who it is for

Any California veteran, family member, or survivor who wants in-person help filing claims or figuring out which benefits they qualify for. You can also call 1-844-SERV-VET to get connected to your county office.

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County Veterans Service Offices
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A free, county-by-county network of trained Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims, applications, and appeals for VA and state benefits, at no cost.

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A free, county-by-county network of trained Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims, applications, and appeals for VA and state benefits, at no cost.

Who it is for

Any Colorado veteran, family member, or survivor who needs free, hands-on help applying for VA disability claims, pensions, state benefits like the property tax exemption, or other veteran programs.

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DVA Office of Advocacy and Assistance
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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

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Connecticut's free, statewide network of accredited Veteran Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims and access federal, state, and local benefits, organized into five regional districts plus a Municipal Veterans Representative in nearly every town.

Who it is for

Any Connecticut veteran or family member who wants free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pensions, healthcare enrollment, state programs, or other benefits.

Focus: Women veterans

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MOVA Veteran Claims Assistance (DC Veteran Claims Assistance)
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Free, in-person help from District Veteran Service Officers to file federal VA disability, pension, healthcare enrollment, and burial benefit claims.

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Free, in-person help from District Veteran Service Officers to file federal VA disability, pension, healthcare enrollment, and burial benefit claims.

Who it is for

DC veterans, service members, and their families who need help applying for federal VA benefits.

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The Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program (Veterans Consortium Pro Bono)
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Free legal help from volunteer attorneys for veterans, including appeals of denied VA benefits at the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, discharge upgrades, and legal clinics for women veterans.

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Free legal help from volunteer attorneys for veterans, including appeals of denied VA benefits at the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, discharge upgrades, and legal clinics for women veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans and their families, including women veterans and those with an other-than-honorable discharge tied to PTSD, TBI, or another mental health condition. The organization is based in Washington DC and runs clinics across the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region.

Focus: Women veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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Delaware Veteran Service Officers (DE Service Officers)
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State-employed, VA-accredited service officers in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties who help veterans and families file claims and paperwork for federal and state benefits at no charge.

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State-employed, VA-accredited service officers in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties who help veterans and families file claims and paperwork for federal and state benefits at no charge.

Who it is for

Any Delaware veteran, service member, or family member who needs free, in-person or phone help applying for VA compensation and pension, health care, education, employment, burial, housing, or other benefits.

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Florida County Veteran Service Offices and State Veterans Service Officers (FL Veteran Service Officers)
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Free, trained help finding and applying for federal, state, and local veterans benefits. FDVA State Veterans Service Officers work alongside the VA Regional Office at Bay Pines, every VA Medical Center in Florida, and many VA outpatient clinics, and a network of County Veteran Service Offices provides the same free help locally.

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Free, trained help finding and applying for federal, state, and local veterans benefits. FDVA State Veterans Service Officers work alongside the VA Regional Office at Bay Pines, every VA Medical Center in Florida, and many VA outpatient clinics, and a network of County Veteran Service Offices provides the same free help locally.

Who it is for

Any Florida veteran, family member, or survivor who wants free help with benefits or a VA claim. Call (727) 319-7440 to reach a State Veterans Service Officer; all services are free.

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Georgia Veterans Field Service Offices
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A statewide network of more than 50 GDVS field offices that offer personal assistance to veterans, family members, caregivers, and survivors with filing claims for state and federal veterans benefits. Offices are located across Georgia, including on military installations, at technical colleges, and at VA medical centers.

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A statewide network of more than 50 GDVS field offices that offer personal assistance to veterans, family members, caregivers, and survivors with filing claims for state and federal veterans benefits. Offices are located across Georgia, including on military installations, at technical colleges, and at VA medical centers.

Who it is for

Any Georgia veteran, service member, family member, caregiver, or survivor who wants in-person help filing a benefits claim or understanding what they qualify for.

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Office of Veterans' Services Island Offices (OVS Island Offices)
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Free, in-person help from Veterans Services Counselors on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island with VA claims, appeals, burial arrangements, tax exemptions, and other state and federal veteran benefits.

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Free, in-person help from Veterans Services Counselors on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island with VA claims, appeals, burial arrangements, tax exemptions, and other state and federal veteran benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in Hawaii who wants help applying for benefits in person or by phone, at no cost.

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Find Veteran Services (County, State & Federal Locations Map) (Find Veteran Services)
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An interactive map and directory to find your County Veterans Service Officer and other veteran service locations across all 99 Iowa counties.

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An interactive map and directory to find your County Veterans Service Officer and other veteran service locations across all 99 Iowa counties.

Who it is for

Any Iowa veteran or family member who wants free, local help applying for benefits and figuring out what they qualify for.

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Idaho Veteran Service Officers Directory (Find a Service Officer)
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A directory of state veteran service officers across Idaho, listed by regional office, who help veterans and their families file claims and apply for federal, state, and local veteran benefits at no cost.

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A directory of state veteran service officers across Idaho, listed by regional office, who help veterans and their families file claims and apply for federal, state, and local veteran benefits at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, service member, or family member who wants free help applying for benefits, in person or by phone, from a service officer in the Boise, Caldwell, Lewiston, Mountain Home, Pocatello, Post Falls, or Twin Falls office.

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IDVA Veteran Service Officer Network (Illinois VSO Locator)
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A statewide network of Veteran Service Officers, themselves fellow veterans accredited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, who give free help with compensation and pension claims, health care, education, employment, burial and survivor benefits, housing, and military records. Offices can also serve veterans remotely.

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A statewide network of Veteran Service Officers, themselves fellow veterans accredited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, who give free help with compensation and pension claims, health care, education, employment, burial and survivor benefits, housing, and military records. Offices can also serve veterans remotely.

Who it is for

Any Illinois veteran, dependent, or survivor who wants free, in-person or remote help applying for federal and state benefits. Women veterans can request a female Veteran Service Officer.

Focus: Women veterans

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Indiana County Veteran Service Officer Network (Indiana CVSOs)
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A statewide directory of County Veteran Service Officers, the local offices that help Indiana veterans and family members file for federal and state benefits. The IDVA page lists contact information, addresses, and office hours for offices in all 92 Indiana counties.

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A statewide directory of County Veteran Service Officers, the local offices that help Indiana veterans and family members file for federal and state benefits. The IDVA page lists contact information, addresses, and office hours for offices in all 92 Indiana counties.

Who it is for

Any Indiana veteran or family member who wants free, in-person help applying for benefits, from VA disability claims to state programs like the Military Family Relief Fund.

How to reach them

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KU School of Law Veterans Legal Support Clinic (KU Veterans Legal Clinic)
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A law school clinic in Lawrence where supervised law students provide legal representation to Kansas veterans, with a focus on VA benefit appeals and military discharge upgrades.

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A law school clinic in Lawrence where supervised law students provide legal representation to Kansas veterans, with a focus on VA benefit appeals and military discharge upgrades.

Who it is for

Kansas veterans who need help appealing a decision from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or requesting a military discharge upgrade.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Kentucky Veterans Field Benefit Representatives (Find Your Benefits Representative)
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A statewide network of local, free benefits representatives who help veterans and families file federal and state VA claims, appeals, and healthcare applications. Kentucky is divided into regions, and every county is covered by one of these regions.

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A statewide network of local, free benefits representatives who help veterans and families file federal and state VA claims, appeals, and healthcare applications. Kentucky is divided into regions, and every county is covered by one of these regions.

Who it is for

Any Kentucky veteran or family member who needs free, in-person or phone help applying for VA or state veterans benefits. Look up your county to see your assigned representative's name and contact information; a few regions currently show the position as vacant, in which case a regional phone number is listed instead.

How to reach them

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Louisiana Parish Veterans Service Offices Directory (Find a Service Office)
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A searchable directory and map of LDVA's more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, veterans homes, and veterans cemeteries, where veterans can get free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A searchable directory and map of LDVA's more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, veterans homes, and veterans cemeteries, where veterans can get free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any Louisiana veteran or family member who wants free, local, in-person help filing a claim or benefit application.

Focus: Rural veterans

How to reach them

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Massachusetts Veterans' Service Officer Locator and Chapter 115 Benefits Estimator (Find Your VSO)
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The state's own starting point for free, in-person help: an online estimator that gives you a sense of Chapter 115 eligibility, plus a locator to find the Veterans' Service Officer assigned to your city or town.

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The state's own starting point for free, in-person help: an online estimator that gives you a sense of Chapter 115 eligibility, plus a locator to find the Veterans' Service Officer assigned to your city or town.

Who it is for

Any Massachusetts veteran or family member who wants free help figuring out what state and local benefits they may qualify for, especially Chapter 115. Every city and town in Massachusetts has an assigned Veterans' Service Officer.

How to reach them

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DVMF Service and Benefits Program (Maryland Veterans Service Officers)
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Free, one-on-one help from Maryland service officers to file claims and access benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, and the State of Maryland.

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Free, one-on-one help from Maryland service officers to file claims and access benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, and the State of Maryland.

Who it is for

Any Maryland veteran or eligible dependent who needs help applying for federal, state, or military benefits, including getting VA paperwork signed. This service is based in Baltimore; the Annapolis headquarters does not have benefits specialists on site.

How to reach them

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Bureau of Maine Veterans' Services Field Offices
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Free, trained Veterans Service Officers at field offices across the state help veterans and family members enroll in VA healthcare, file VA benefit claims, get a copy of their DD-214, and apply for education benefits or pensions.

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Free, trained Veterans Service Officers at field offices across the state help veterans and family members enroll in VA healthcare, file VA benefit claims, get a copy of their DD-214, and apply for education benefits or pensions.

Who it is for

Any Maine veteran, family member, or survivor who needs free help applying for VA or state veterans benefits.

How to reach them

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Michigan Find a Veteran Service Officer Locator (MI VSO Locator)
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A free search tool that finds accredited veteran service officers and VA benefits counselors near you by county and distance. VSOs help veterans and family members file disability claims and apply for benefits.

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A free search tool that finds accredited veteran service officers and VA benefits counselors near you by county and distance. VSOs help veterans and family members file disability claims and apply for benefits.

Who it is for

Any Michigan veteran, service member, or family member who wants in-person help with VA claims and benefits. You can pick any VSO listed for your county regardless of which organization they work for, and you can switch to another one if you are not satisfied. You can also call 1-800-MICH-VET (1-800-642-4838) to get connected.

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Michigan MVAA Veteran Legal Services (MVAA Legal Services)
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A state page that points Michigan veterans to free and low-cost legal help, including law school clinics such as the Free Legal Aid Clinic at Wayne State University Law School, and a partnership with the National Veterans Legal Services Program that gives free legal representation to eligible Michigan veterans and families in appeals before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.

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A state page that points Michigan veterans to free and low-cost legal help, including law school clinics such as the Free Legal Aid Clinic at Wayne State University Law School, and a partnership with the National Veterans Legal Services Program that gives free legal representation to eligible Michigan veterans and families in appeals before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.

Who it is for

Michigan veterans and family members who need legal help, especially with VA benefit appeals or general civil legal issues. Phone intake for legal aid is available through the Counsel and Advocacy Law Line (CALL) at 1-888-783-8190.

How to reach them

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Minnesota County Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find a CVSO)
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A searchable directory of County Veterans Service Officers across Minnesota. State law requires every county to appoint one, and they help veterans and families apply for federal and state benefits, including MDVA programs like dental, optical, and subsistence assistance, free of charge.

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A searchable directory of County Veterans Service Officers across Minnesota. State law requires every county to appoint one, and they help veterans and families apply for federal and state benefits, including MDVA programs like dental, optical, and subsistence assistance, free of charge.

Who it is for

Any Minnesota veteran, family member, or survivor who wants free, local, in-person help understanding and applying for benefits.

How to reach them

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Missouri Veterans Commission Veterans Service Program (MVC Service Officers)
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A statewide network of accredited Veterans Service Officers who counsel veterans and dependents on VA and state benefits and complete and file claims for compensation, pension, education, health care, burial, survivor benefits, and home loans. Offices are located in almost every Missouri county.

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A statewide network of accredited Veterans Service Officers who counsel veterans and dependents on VA and state benefits and complete and file claims for compensation, pension, education, health care, burial, survivor benefits, and home loans. Offices are located in almost every Missouri county.

Who it is for

Any Missouri veteran, dependent, or survivor who wants help understanding benefits or filing a claim. Use the Service Officer Locator on the MVC website to find the nearest office, or call the Veterans Service Program at (573) 522-1403.

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Veterans Benefits Specialists (County Veterans Service Officers) (MS Veterans Benefits Specialists Directory)
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A statewide directory of contact information for Veterans Benefits Specialists and County Veterans Service Officers across Mississippi's counties.

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A statewide directory of contact information for Veterans Benefits Specialists and County Veterans Service Officers across Mississippi's counties.

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Any Mississippi veteran, family member, or survivor who wants to find and contact a local veterans service officer.

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Montana Veteran Service Officer Network (MVAD Service Offices)
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A free, no-cost network of nationally accredited Veteran Service Officers at nine offices across Montana who help veterans and families file VA claims, appeals, and other benefit paperwork.

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A free, no-cost network of nationally accredited Veteran Service Officers at nine offices across Montana who help veterans and families file VA claims, appeals, and other benefit paperwork.

Who it is for

Any Montana veteran, service member, or family member who needs help understanding or applying for state or federal veterans benefits.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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North Carolina Veterans Service Centers and County Veterans Service Officers (NC Veterans Service Offices)
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Free, in-person help with VA claims, state benefits, and referrals from trained veterans service officers. The DMVA page lists all 12 state veterans service centers by region with phone numbers and addresses, and most North Carolina counties also have a county veterans office.

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Free, in-person help with VA claims, state benefits, and referrals from trained veterans service officers. The DMVA page lists all 12 state veterans service centers by region with phone numbers and addresses, and most North Carolina counties also have a county veterans office.

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Any veteran, service member, or family member in North Carolina who wants free help filing a claim, appealing a decision, or figuring out which benefits they qualify for.

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Veterans Law Project (Legal Aid of North Carolina) (NC Veterans Law Project)
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A statewide unit of Legal Aid of North Carolina that provides free civil legal services to homeless veterans and veterans at risk of homelessness. Attorneys handle VA disability compensation, discharge upgrades, military records corrections, and related housing and benefits matters.

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A statewide unit of Legal Aid of North Carolina that provides free civil legal services to homeless veterans and veterans at risk of homelessness. Attorneys handle VA disability compensation, discharge upgrades, military records corrections, and related housing and benefits matters.

Who it is for

Low-income North Carolina veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, including those facing eviction, couch surfing, living in a motel, fleeing domestic violence, or in otherwise unstable housing. Services are free.

Focus: Homeless or at risk, Veterans with disabilities

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County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers (Find a Veterans Service Officer)
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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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Any North Dakota veteran, dependent, or surviving spouse who wants free, in-person help understanding or applying for benefits.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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County Veterans Service Officers Directory (CVSO Directory)
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A statewide directory to find your local County Veterans Service Officer, the free local contact who helps veterans and families understand benefits, file VA claims, and apply for state aid like the Nebraska Veterans Aid Fund.

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A statewide directory to find your local County Veterans Service Officer, the free local contact who helps veterans and families understand benefits, file VA claims, and apply for state aid like the Nebraska Veterans Aid Fund.

Who it is for

Any Nebraska veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or phone help applying for benefits, filing a claim, or finding other assistance.

Focus: Rural veterans

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New Hampshire Veterans Services Officers (VSOs) and Appointment Sites (NH VSO Locations)
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Free, appointment-based help from state Veterans Services Officers who assist New Hampshire veterans and their dependents with applying for state and federal veterans benefits.

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Free, appointment-based help from state Veterans Services Officers who assist New Hampshire veterans and their dependents with applying for state and federal veterans benefits.

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Any veteran who is a New Hampshire resident, or their dependents, who wants free help understanding or applying for benefits.

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New Jersey Veterans Service Offices (NJ Veterans Service Offices)
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A statewide network of Veterans Service Offices, with at least one in each of New Jersey's 21 counties, staffed by trained and accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and their dependents find and apply for local, state, and federal benefits. Call toll free at 844-671-1019.

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A statewide network of Veterans Service Offices, with at least one in each of New Jersey's 21 counties, staffed by trained and accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and their dependents find and apply for local, state, and federal benefits. Call toll free at 844-671-1019.

Who it is for

Any New Jersey veteran or family member who wants help understanding or applying for benefits, including VA disability claims and state programs. Most offices are open Monday through Friday, 8 a.m. to 4 p.m., with alternating Fridays closed; a few locations keep different hours.

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New Mexico Department of Veterans' Services Field Offices (NM Veterans Service Officers)
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A statewide network of field offices where accredited Veterans Service Officers help veterans and their families file VA claims and apply for state and federal benefits, free of charge.

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A statewide network of field offices where accredited Veterans Service Officers help veterans and their families file VA claims and apply for state and federal benefits, free of charge.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in New Mexico who wants free, in-person or phone help filing a benefits claim or finding a program to apply for.

Focus: Rural veterans, Native American veterans

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New Mexico Legal Aid Veterans Legal Services (NM Legal Aid Veterans Program)
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Free civil legal help for New Mexico veterans, including appeals of denied veterans benefits, discharge upgrades and military records corrections, consumer law, family law advice, housing and foreclosure matters, and expungement.

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Free civil legal help for New Mexico veterans, including appeals of denied veterans benefits, discharge upgrades and military records corrections, consumer law, family law advice, housing and foreclosure matters, and expungement.

Who it is for

New Mexico veterans who meet the program's case criteria and need help with civil legal problems. The program does not handle criminal cases or fee-generating matters such as personal injury.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk

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Nevada Veterans Service Officers (NV Veterans Service Officers)
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Free, accredited help from Veterans Service Officers to file VA benefit claims, appeal denied claims, and connect to earned VA benefits. There are nine office locations across Nevada plus an online request form.

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Free, accredited help from Veterans Service Officers to file VA benefit claims, appeal denied claims, and connect to earned VA benefits. There are nine office locations across Nevada plus an online request form.

Who it is for

Any Nevada veteran or family member who needs help applying for or appealing a VA benefits claim.

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NYS Department of Veterans' Services Office Locator (Veterans Benefits Advisors) (DVS Office Locator)
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A statewide locator for more than 100 Veterans Services Offices where you can meet a Veterans Benefits Advisor. Advisors are veterans themselves and help you find benefits, gather documents, and file federal, state, local, and private claims for free.

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A statewide locator for more than 100 Veterans Services Offices where you can meet a Veterans Benefits Advisor. Advisors are veterans themselves and help you find benefits, gather documents, and file federal, state, local, and private claims for free.

Who it is for

Any New York veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or remote help with benefits and claims. Search by zip code or county, call 1-888-838-7697, or book a phone or video consultation online.

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City Bar Justice Center Veterans Assistance Project (Veterans Assistance Project)
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A free pro bono legal program that helps low-income New York City veterans get and keep VA benefits. Volunteer lawyers help locate service and medical records, prepare and file disability claims and appeals, and represent veterans at VA hearings.

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A free pro bono legal program that helps low-income New York City veterans get and keep VA benefits. Volunteer lawyers help locate service and medical records, prepare and file disability claims and appeals, and represent veterans at VA hearings.

Who it is for

New York City veterans who are experiencing poverty and need help with VA benefits claims and appeals. Veterans call the intake line to have their case screened, and eligible veterans are matched with a volunteer lawyer.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk

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Find a County Veterans Service Office (CVSO)
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A searchable map directory of Ohio's 88 County Veterans Service Offices, with contact information for each office and a print-friendly contact list. County service officers help veterans and families with benefit claims, records requests, and assistance applications.

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A searchable map directory of Ohio's 88 County Veterans Service Offices, with contact information for each office and a print-friendly contact list. County service officers help veterans and families with benefit claims, records requests, and assistance applications.

Who it is for

Any Ohio veteran, service member, or family member who wants local, in-person help with benefit claims, records requests, and assistance applications.

How to reach them

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County Veterans Service Officer Network (OK Veterans Service Officers)
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Free, local help from trained Veteran Service Representatives who assist with VA disability claims, state benefit applications, and other paperwork. This is where an Oklahoma veteran goes for hands-on help instead of figuring out claims alone.

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Free, local help from trained Veteran Service Representatives who assist with VA disability claims, state benefit applications, and other paperwork. This is where an Oklahoma veteran goes for hands-on help instead of figuring out claims alone.

Who it is for

Any Oklahoma veteran, service member, or family member who needs help filing a VA claim or applying for state veterans benefits. Use the county map on the ODVA site to find the office near you, or call the central office to be connected.

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Oregon County and Tribal Veteran Services Offices
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A statewide directory connecting veterans to their local County or Tribal Veteran Service Office, where staff give free help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A statewide directory connecting veterans to their local County or Tribal Veteran Service Office, where staff give free help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any Oregon veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or phone help figuring out what benefits they qualify for and filling out applications.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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County Directors of Veterans Affairs
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Pennsylvania's County Directors of Veterans Affairs are accredited veterans service officers who help veterans and their families apply for county, state, and federal benefits. Their help is always free, and you should never pay anyone to apply for benefits you earned.

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Pennsylvania's County Directors of Veterans Affairs are accredited veterans service officers who help veterans and their families apply for county, state, and federal benefits. Their help is always free, and you should never pay anyone to apply for benefits you earned.

Who it is for

Any Pennsylvania veteran, service member, or family member who wants free help with benefit applications, including disability claims, pensions, tax exemptions, emergency assistance, education programs, burial benefits, and survivor benefits.

How to reach them

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RIVETS Veterans Resource Center (RIVETS Resource Center)
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A statewide walk-in and phone resource center in Warwick where veterans and their families get help with benefits counseling, case management, discharge paperwork, and applying for VA and state programs.

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A statewide walk-in and phone resource center in Warwick where veterans and their families get help with benefits counseling, case management, discharge paperwork, and applying for VA and state programs.

Who it is for

Any Rhode Island veteran, service member, Guard or Reserve member, or family member who needs help figuring out benefits or filling out applications.

Address

RI Office of Veterans Services, Veterans Resource Center

560 Jefferson Boulevard, Warwick, RI

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County Veterans' Affairs Offices Directory (SC County Veterans Affairs Offices)
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A directory of South Carolina's county veterans affairs officers, who provide free, trained, one-on-one help applying for federal, state, and local veterans benefits.

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A directory of South Carolina's county veterans affairs officers, who provide free, trained, one-on-one help applying for federal, state, and local veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any South Carolina veteran, service member, or family member who needs free, in-person help understanding or applying for veterans benefits.

How to reach them

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South Dakota County and Tribal Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find Your Veterans Service Officer)
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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, dependent, survivor, or family member in South Dakota who needs free help finding, understanding, or applying for veterans benefits.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Tennessee State Veterans Services Offices (TDVS Field Offices)
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TDVS field offices across Tennessee where Veterans Service Officers help veterans and families file VA benefits claims and appeals. Offices are grouped into four regions, with locations including Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, and Chattanooga, plus an Appeals and Accreditation office in Brentwood.

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TDVS field offices across Tennessee where Veterans Service Officers help veterans and families file VA benefits claims and appeals. Offices are grouped into four regions, with locations including Nashville, Memphis, Knoxville, and Chattanooga, plus an Appeals and Accreditation office in Brentwood.

Who it is for

Any Tennessee veteran, service member, or family member who wants help filing a VA claim or appeal, or has questions about state and federal benefits.

How to reach them

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Texas County Veterans Service Officer Directory (Texas CVSO Directory)
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A statewide directory listing the veterans service officer for each Texas county, with names, phone numbers, and email addresses, organized alphabetically by county.

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A statewide directory listing the veterans service officer for each Texas county, with names, phone numbers, and email addresses, organized alphabetically by county.

Who it is for

Any Texas veteran, service member, family member, or survivor who wants local, in-person help with VA claims and benefits paperwork.

How to reach them

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UDVMA Veteran Service Officer Regional Offices (Utah VSO Directory)
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Free, in-person or virtual help from a trained Veteran Service Officer to file VA claims, appeals, and benefit applications, organized by region across the state.

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Free, in-person or virtual help from a trained Veteran Service Officer to file VA claims, appeals, and benefit applications, organized by region across the state.

Who it is for

Any Utah veteran, service member, or family member who needs free help filing a VA claim, appeal, or benefit application.

Focus: Rural veterans

How to reach them

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Veterans Service Officers (VT Veterans Service Officers)
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Free, certified staff at the Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs who complete VA disability compensation and pension applications for veterans and help make sure the VA has everything it needs.

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Free, certified staff at the Vermont Office of Veterans Affairs who complete VA disability compensation and pension applications for veterans and help make sure the VA has everything it needs.

Who it is for

Any Vermont veteran applying for VA Disability Compensation or Improved Pension who wants free, expert help with the paperwork.

How to reach them

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Veterans Legal Assistance Project (VLAP) of Vermont (VT Veterans Legal Assistance Project)
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A free, pro bono legal clinic that represents Vermont veterans. It handles veterans-law matters statewide, including appeals of denied VA benefits and discharge upgrades, and helps with bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, consumer protection, and other civil issues.

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A free, pro bono legal clinic that represents Vermont veterans. It handles veterans-law matters statewide, including appeals of denied VA benefits and discharge upgrades, and helps with bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, consumer protection, and other civil issues.

Who it is for

Vermont veterans who need civil legal help. Veterans-law matters such as VA benefit appeals and discharge upgrades are handled statewide; broader civil matters are focused on Windsor and Orange counties. No criminal cases. Representation is not guaranteed.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Wisconsin County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers (CVSO/TVSO) (WI CVSO/TVSO Finder)
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Every one of Wisconsin's 72 counties and 11 tribal nations has a Veterans Service Officer who helps veterans and their families apply for benefits. The WDVA page links to a locator map so you can find the office nearest you.

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Every one of Wisconsin's 72 counties and 11 tribal nations has a Veterans Service Officer who helps veterans and their families apply for benefits. The WDVA page links to a locator map so you can find the office nearest you.

Who it is for

Any Wisconsin veteran, service member, or family member who wants in-person help with VA benefits like health care, disability compensation, pensions, and education, or with state benefits like the property tax credit and Wisconsin Veterans Homes.

Focus: Native American veterans

How to reach them

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West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance Benefits Offices (WV Veterans Benefits Offices)
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A statewide network of 14 benefits offices and a claims office in Huntington, staffed by accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and families file claims for state and federal benefits at no cost.

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A statewide network of 14 benefits offices and a claims office in Huntington, staffed by accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and families file claims for state and federal benefits at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in West Virginia who needs free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pension, burial benefits, education benefits, or other state and federal veteran programs.

How to reach them

Use the organization's own page for current hours, contact details, and locations near you.

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Legal Aid of West Virginia Veterans Services (Legal Aid WV Veterans Services)
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Civil legal help for West Virginia veterans on issues that threaten their housing, income, and stability, including VA benefits, discharge upgrades, evictions, expungement, and family matters. Two programs (SSVF and a partnership with the Huntington VA) serve veterans statewide, and the VA partnership uses fewer income eligibility requirements.

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Civil legal help for West Virginia veterans on issues that threaten their housing, income, and stability, including VA benefits, discharge upgrades, evictions, expungement, and family matters. Two programs (SSVF and a partnership with the Huntington VA) serve veterans statewide, and the VA partnership uses fewer income eligibility requirements.

Who it is for

West Virginia veterans facing civil legal problems affecting their housing, income, benefits, or family stability. Generally you must be low-income or a victim of domestic violence to qualify, though the VA partnership program has fewer income requirements.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

How to reach them

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Wyoming Veterans Commission Service Officers (WY Veteran Service Officers)
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Free, in-person help from trained Veteran Service Officers to file VA disability claims, pension claims, and find state and federal benefits, with officers based in regional offices across the state.

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Free, in-person help from trained Veteran Service Officers to file VA disability claims, pension claims, and find state and federal benefits, with officers based in regional offices across the state.

Who it is for

Any Wyoming veteran, service member, or family member who needs help understanding or applying for benefits.

Focus: Rural veterans

How to reach them

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Alaska Veterans Service Officers (VSO) Network (AK VSO Network)
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Free, trained Veterans Service Officers located in Anchorage, Wasilla, Juneau, Fairbanks, Soldotna, Kodiak, and Craig/Ketchikan help veterans and their families understand and file claims for federal and state benefits, at no cost.

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Free, trained Veterans Service Officers located in Anchorage, Wasilla, Juneau, Fairbanks, Soldotna, Kodiak, and Craig/Ketchikan help veterans and their families understand and file claims for federal and state benefits, at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, service member, or family member in Alaska who needs free, in-person or phone help understanding benefits or filling out and filing a benefits claim. Tribal Veteran Representatives are also listed for Alaska Native veterans seeking local help.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Anchorage Veterans Court (AK Anchorage Veterans Court)
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A therapeutic court in Anchorage for veterans facing criminal charges. Instead of a standard case, a veteran can choose a structured treatment and monitoring program overseen by a court team, with sentencing delayed until the veteran graduates, is discharged, or opts out. It aims to connect veterans to treatment and support rather than incarceration.

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A therapeutic court in Anchorage for veterans facing criminal charges. Instead of a standard case, a veteran can choose a structured treatment and monitoring program overseen by a court team, with sentencing delayed until the veteran graduates, is discharged, or opts out. It aims to connect veterans to treatment and support rather than incarceration.

Who it is for

Veterans with a criminal case in the Anchorage court who meet the court's eligibility standards, voluntarily choose the program, and enter a plea as part of joining. This is one of Alaska's therapeutic courts and is a treatment-based alternative to standard prosecution.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Alabama Veterans Service Offices (Alabama VSO Network)
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Free, in-person help from accredited service officers in Alabama counties to file and appeal claims for federal VA and state veteran benefits.

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Free, in-person help from accredited service officers in Alabama counties to file and appeal claims for federal VA and state veteran benefits.

Who it is for

Any Alabama veteran, dependent, or survivor who needs help applying for VA compensation, pension, survivor benefits, aid and attendance, records requests, discharge upgrades, or state veteran benefits.

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Cumberland Veterans Legal Assistance Clinic (C-VETS) (C-VETS Legal Clinic)
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A free law school legal clinic that helps veterans and their families with civil matters such as consumer debt, landlord-tenant disputes, contracts, uncontested family law, and wills, plus certain criminal matters like expungements and driver's license issues. Cases are handled by attorneys and supervised law students.

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A free law school legal clinic that helps veterans and their families with civil matters such as consumer debt, landlord-tenant disputes, contracts, uncontested family law, and wills, plus certain criminal matters like expungements and driver's license issues. Cases are handled by attorneys and supervised law students.

Who it is for

Veterans, spouses, surviving spouses, and dependents who live in one of eight north central Alabama counties (Bibb, Blount, Chilton, Cullman, Etowah, Jefferson, Shelby, and Walker) and for whom hiring an attorney would be an undue hardship. The clinic does not handle military discharge upgrades or VA benefits claims. Apply by calling 205-726-4735 or emailing cvets@samford.edu.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Legal Services Alabama Veterans Services (LSA Veterans Services)
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Free civil legal help for veterans across Alabama who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, covering housing and eviction defense, family law, public benefits, debt collection defense, VA healthcare access, and limited criminal matters tied to keeping stable housing.

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Free civil legal help for veterans across Alabama who are experiencing or at risk of homelessness, covering housing and eviction defense, family law, public benefits, debt collection defense, VA healthcare access, and limited criminal matters tied to keeping stable housing.

Who it is for

Veterans statewide who served in active military service with a discharge other than dishonorable and who are currently homeless or at risk of homelessness. Services are free. Apply by calling 866-456-4995 (or 888-835-3505 for Spanish), Monday to Friday, 8:30am to 4:30pm.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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Arkansas Veterans Treatment Courts
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A voluntary court program for veterans facing criminal charges that come from an untreated mental health or substance use disorder. Instead of the usual process, the veteran gets treatment, supervision, and a veteran mentor over about 14 to 18 months. Arkansas has sixteen of these courts across the state.

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A voluntary court program for veterans facing criminal charges that come from an untreated mental health or substance use disorder. Instead of the usual process, the veteran gets treatment, supervision, and a veteran mentor over about 14 to 18 months. Arkansas has sixteen of these courts across the state.

Who it is for

Adults facing criminal charges who served in the U.S. Armed Forces or National Guard, have a diagnosed mental health or substance use disorder confirmed by a clinical assessment, and are found to be high-risk and high-need. A team reviews and must approve each person for admission.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Arizona Veteran Courts
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Veteran Courts are a collaborative process among the prosecutor, defense counsel, judge, and sometimes the Arizona Department of Veterans' Services or the VA, meant to rehabilitate and restore veterans who are involved in the criminal justice system. Instead of standard sentencing, the court builds and supervises a treatment plan that addresses root causes like PTSD, traumatic brain injury, or substance abuse.

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Veteran Courts are a collaborative process among the prosecutor, defense counsel, judge, and sometimes the Arizona Department of Veterans' Services or the VA, meant to rehabilitate and restore veterans who are involved in the criminal justice system. Instead of standard sentencing, the court builds and supervises a treatment plan that addresses root causes like PTSD, traumatic brain injury, or substance abuse.

Who it is for

Veterans who are in or entering the criminal justice system and whose underlying issues, such as post-traumatic stress disorder, traumatic brain injury, anger issues, domestic violence, or alcohol and drug abuse, can be addressed through treatment. ADVS lists the regional and municipal veteran courts by area, including the East Valley Regional, West Valley Regional, Phoenix, Mesa, Tucson, Pima County, Coconino County, Bullhead City, Kingman, and Lake Havasu City courts.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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County Veterans Service Offices
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A free, county-by-county network of trained Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims, applications, and appeals for VA and state benefits, at no cost.

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A free, county-by-county network of trained Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and their families file claims, applications, and appeals for VA and state benefits, at no cost.

Who it is for

Any Colorado veteran, family member, or survivor who needs free, hands-on help applying for VA disability claims, pensions, state benefits like the property tax exemption, or other veteran programs.

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Veterans Treatment Courts
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A network of specialty problem-solving courts across Colorado judicial districts that offer an alternative to incarceration for justice-involved veterans and current service members. Participants get tailored treatment for substance use, mental health conditions, PTSD, or traumatic brain injury, close supervision, and a volunteer veteran mentor instead of a standard sentence.

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A network of specialty problem-solving courts across Colorado judicial districts that offer an alternative to incarceration for justice-involved veterans and current service members. Participants get tailored treatment for substance use, mental health conditions, PTSD, or traumatic brain injury, close supervision, and a volunteer veteran mentor instead of a standard sentence.

Who it is for

Veterans and active-duty service members facing criminal charges who have substance use, mental health, PTSD, or traumatic brain injury needs. Availability depends on which judicial district a case is in; not every county has one. Some courts, such as the 4th Judicial District's Veterans Trauma Court in El Paso County, accept veterans regardless of discharge status.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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Connecticut Veterans Legal Center (CVLC)
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A nonprofit that gives free legal representation, advice, and referrals to Connecticut veterans, focused on removing legal barriers to housing, healthcare, income, and recovery. It works closely with veterans who are low-income and in treatment or recovery.

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A nonprofit that gives free legal representation, advice, and referrals to Connecticut veterans, focused on removing legal barriers to housing, healthcare, income, and recovery. It works closely with veterans who are low-income and in treatment or recovery.

Who it is for

Connecticut veterans, with a priority on those who are low-income and who are in treatment for mental health challenges, recovering from addiction, or experiencing homelessness. Veterans are usually referred by a mental health clinician, case manager, or physician rather than applying on their own.

Focus: Homeless or at risk, Veterans with disabilities, Justice-involved veterans

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The Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program (Veterans Consortium Pro Bono)
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Free legal help from volunteer attorneys for veterans, including appeals of denied VA benefits at the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, discharge upgrades, and legal clinics for women veterans.

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Free legal help from volunteer attorneys for veterans, including appeals of denied VA benefits at the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims, discharge upgrades, and legal clinics for women veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans and their families, including women veterans and those with an other-than-honorable discharge tied to PTSD, TBI, or another mental health condition. The organization is based in Washington DC and runs clinics across the DC, Maryland, and Virginia region.

Focus: Women veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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DC Courts Veterans Navigator Office (Veterans Navigator Office)
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Connects court-involved veterans to services including civil legal help, housing, mental health and substance use treatment, crisis intervention, employment, job training, healthcare, discharge (DD-214) upgrade help, and VA claims and appeals assistance.

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Connects court-involved veterans to services including civil legal help, housing, mental health and substance use treatment, crisis intervention, employment, job training, healthcare, discharge (DD-214) upgrade help, and VA claims and appeals assistance.

Who it is for

Veterans with a criminal, civil, probate, domestic violence, small claims, landlord/tenant, or family case in the DC Superior Court who need to be linked to legal, health, housing, or benefits services.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Delaware Veteran Service Officers (DE Service Officers)
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State-employed, VA-accredited service officers in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties who help veterans and families file claims and paperwork for federal and state benefits at no charge.

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State-employed, VA-accredited service officers in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties who help veterans and families file claims and paperwork for federal and state benefits at no charge.

Who it is for

Any Delaware veteran, service member, or family member who needs free, in-person or phone help applying for VA compensation and pension, health care, education, employment, burial, housing, or other benefits.

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Florida Veterans Treatment Courts (FL Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Special court programs for veterans and service members whose criminal charges stem from a service-related substance use disorder or mental health condition. Instead of standard prosecution, eligible veterans get treatment, supervision, and a veteran mentor, and completing the program can lead to reduced charges or dismissal.

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Special court programs for veterans and service members whose criminal charges stem from a service-related substance use disorder or mental health condition. Instead of standard prosecution, eligible veterans get treatment, supervision, and a veteran mentor, and completing the program can lead to reduced charges or dismissal.

Who it is for

Veterans and service members charged with a qualifying offense that is connected to a service-related substance use or mental health condition, such as post-traumatic stress or traumatic brain injury. Eligibility is decided by the court in the circuit where the case is filed.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Georgia Veterans Treatment Courts
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Georgia runs specialized Veterans Treatment Courts (a type of accountability court) for eligible veterans facing criminal charges, offering court-supervised treatment as an alternative to the traditional process. The state page lists the participating courts across Georgia with their local judges and coordinators, including contact information and the counties each serves.

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Georgia runs specialized Veterans Treatment Courts (a type of accountability court) for eligible veterans facing criminal charges, offering court-supervised treatment as an alternative to the traditional process. The state page lists the participating courts across Georgia with their local judges and coordinators, including contact information and the counties each serves.

Who it is for

Veterans involved in the criminal justice system who are struggling with substance dependency, mental illness, or trauma-related conditions. Eligibility and entry are decided by each local court, so a veteran or their defense attorney should contact the coordinator for the court in their county or circuit.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Office of Veterans' Services Island Offices (OVS Island Offices)
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Free, in-person help from Veterans Services Counselors on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island with VA claims, appeals, burial arrangements, tax exemptions, and other state and federal veteran benefits.

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Free, in-person help from Veterans Services Counselors on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island with VA claims, appeals, burial arrangements, tax exemptions, and other state and federal veteran benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in Hawaii who wants help applying for benefits in person or by phone, at no cost.

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Idaho Veteran Service Officers Directory (Find a Service Officer)
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A directory of state veteran service officers across Idaho, listed by regional office, who help veterans and their families file claims and apply for federal, state, and local veteran benefits at no cost.

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A directory of state veteran service officers across Idaho, listed by regional office, who help veterans and their families file claims and apply for federal, state, and local veteran benefits at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, service member, or family member who wants free help applying for benefits, in person or by phone, from a service officer in the Boise, Caldwell, Lewiston, Mountain Home, Pocatello, Post Falls, or Twin Falls office.

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Idaho Veterans Treatment Courts (Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Specialty courts in Idaho's judicial districts that connect justice-involved veterans who have substance use or mental health disorders to treatment and community support instead of jail or prison.

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Specialty courts in Idaho's judicial districts that connect justice-involved veterans who have substance use or mental health disorders to treatment and community support instead of jail or prison.

Who it is for

Veterans facing criminal charges who have substance use or mental health issues related to or treatable through the program. Idaho runs veterans treatment courts across its seven judicial districts; use the statewide treatment court directory to find a local program or ask a defense attorney or service officer about a referral.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Indiana Veterans Treatment Courts (Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Veterans treatment courts are certified problem-solving courts that give eligible justice-involved veterans a court-supervised treatment program that addresses substance use and mental illness. The Indiana Office of Court Services certifies these problem-solving courts and keeps a statewide directory of certified courts.

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Veterans treatment courts are certified problem-solving courts that give eligible justice-involved veterans a court-supervised treatment program that addresses substance use and mental illness. The Indiana Office of Court Services certifies these problem-solving courts and keeps a statewide directory of certified courts.

Who it is for

Veterans in the Indiana justice system who need treatment for substance use or mental illness. Availability depends on whether your county has a certified veterans treatment court. Check the statewide directory of certified problem-solving courts for the nearest one.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Kansas Legal Services: Legal Assistance for Veterans (KLS Veterans Legal Aid)
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Free civil legal help for Kansas veterans, with a focus on veterans who are homeless or at risk of losing their housing. Common cases include family law, protective orders, consumer and debt problems, discharge upgrade requests, and record expungement.

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Free civil legal help for Kansas veterans, with a focus on veterans who are homeless or at risk of losing their housing. Common cases include family law, protective orders, consumer and debt problems, discharge upgrade requests, and record expungement.

Who it is for

Kansas veterans, especially those who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, who need help with a civil (non-criminal) legal problem such as housing, family law, debt, consumer issues, employment, or a military discharge upgrade.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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KU School of Law Veterans Legal Support Clinic (KU Veterans Legal Clinic)
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A law school clinic in Lawrence where supervised law students provide legal representation to Kansas veterans, with a focus on VA benefit appeals and military discharge upgrades.

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A law school clinic in Lawrence where supervised law students provide legal representation to Kansas veterans, with a focus on VA benefit appeals and military discharge upgrades.

Who it is for

Kansas veterans who need help appealing a decision from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs or requesting a military discharge upgrade.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Kentucky Veterans Treatment Court (Veterans Treatment Court)
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A voluntary, court-supervised treatment program that gives justice-involved veterans an alternative to jail. It connects them to behavioral health and substance use treatment, benefits, housing, and employment help, and pairs each veteran with a peer mentor from the military community.

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A voluntary, court-supervised treatment program that gives justice-involved veterans an alternative to jail. It connects them to behavioral health and substance use treatment, benefits, housing, and employment help, and pairs each veteran with a peer mentor from the military community.

Who it is for

Veterans facing criminal charges who struggle with substance use or mental health conditions such as PTSD or traumatic brain injury. Veterans can take part regardless of which county they live in if they meet the court's criteria. Referrals come from judges, prosecutors, defense attorneys, probation or pretrial officers, or VA Veterans Justice Outreach coordinators.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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Massachusetts Veterans Treatment Courts (Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Special court sessions for veterans facing criminal charges that connect them with behavioral health treatment, peer mentors, and support services instead of, or alongside, standard prosecution. Participation is voluntary.

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Special court sessions for veterans facing criminal charges that connect them with behavioral health treatment, peer mentors, and support services instead of, or alongside, standard prosecution. Participation is voluntary.

Who it is for

Veterans of any branch and any discharge status who are involved in the criminal court system and have mental health, substance use, or related behavioral health needs. Cases can involve misdemeanor or felony charges. A veteran can be referred by a defense lawyer, prosecutor, probation officer, or judge, either at sentencing or while on probation.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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DVMF Service and Benefits Program (Maryland Veterans Service Officers)
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Free, one-on-one help from Maryland service officers to file claims and access benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, and the State of Maryland.

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Free, one-on-one help from Maryland service officers to file claims and access benefits from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, the Department of Defense, and the State of Maryland.

Who it is for

Any Maryland veteran or eligible dependent who needs help applying for federal, state, or military benefits, including getting VA paperwork signed. This service is based in Baltimore; the Annapolis headquarters does not have benefits specialists on site.

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Maryland Legal Aid Veterans Civil Legal Services (Maryland Legal Aid for Veterans)
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Free civil legal help for low-income Maryland residents, covering civil legal issues such as veterans benefits, housing, family law, and government benefits. Help is provided from 12 office locations across the state.

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Free civil legal help for low-income Maryland residents, covering civil legal issues such as veterans benefits, housing, family law, and government benefits. Help is provided from 12 office locations across the state.

Who it is for

Financially eligible Maryland residents whose household income is below 125% of the federal poverty income guidelines, including veterans who need help with civil legal matters. This is civil legal help, not criminal defense.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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Michigan MVAA Veteran Legal Services (MVAA Legal Services)
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A state page that points Michigan veterans to free and low-cost legal help, including law school clinics such as the Free Legal Aid Clinic at Wayne State University Law School, and a partnership with the National Veterans Legal Services Program that gives free legal representation to eligible Michigan veterans and families in appeals before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.

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A state page that points Michigan veterans to free and low-cost legal help, including law school clinics such as the Free Legal Aid Clinic at Wayne State University Law School, and a partnership with the National Veterans Legal Services Program that gives free legal representation to eligible Michigan veterans and families in appeals before the U.S. Court of Appeals for Veterans Claims.

Who it is for

Michigan veterans and family members who need legal help, especially with VA benefit appeals or general civil legal issues. Phone intake for legal aid is available through the Counsel and Advocacy Law Line (CALL) at 1-888-783-8190.

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Missouri Veterans Treatment Courts
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Special court dockets that offer eligible veterans an intensive, supervised treatment program as an alternative path through the justice system when a substance use disorder, mental illness, or trauma is behind the charges. The court team includes VA health care and benefits staff and connects the veteran to treatment, and each participant is paired with a volunteer veteran mentor.

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Special court dockets that offer eligible veterans an intensive, supervised treatment program as an alternative path through the justice system when a substance use disorder, mental illness, or trauma is behind the charges. The court team includes VA health care and benefits staff and connects the veteran to treatment, and each participant is paired with a volunteer veteran mentor.

Who it is for

Veterans and service members facing criminal charges, often drug or alcohol related, whose involvement in the justice system is rooted in substance use, a mental health condition, or trauma from service. Veterans treatment court divisions operate in St. Louis city and in a number of counties including Boone, Jackson, Pulaski, and Texas, plus a regional court serving 16 counties in southeastern Missouri. Ask your attorney, public defender, or local court whether a veterans treatment court is available in your area.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Veterans Benefits Specialists (County Veterans Service Officers) (MS Veterans Benefits Specialists Directory)
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A statewide directory of contact information for Veterans Benefits Specialists and County Veterans Service Officers across Mississippi's counties.

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A statewide directory of contact information for Veterans Benefits Specialists and County Veterans Service Officers across Mississippi's counties.

Who it is for

Any Mississippi veteran, family member, or survivor who wants to find and contact a local veterans service officer.

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Montana Veteran Service Officer Network (MVAD Service Offices)
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A free, no-cost network of nationally accredited Veteran Service Officers at nine offices across Montana who help veterans and families file VA claims, appeals, and other benefit paperwork.

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A free, no-cost network of nationally accredited Veteran Service Officers at nine offices across Montana who help veterans and families file VA claims, appeals, and other benefit paperwork.

Who it is for

Any Montana veteran, service member, or family member who needs help understanding or applying for state or federal veterans benefits.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Montana Veterans Treatment Courts (Veterans Treatment Courts)
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Montana operates treatment courts, including dockets built for veterans, that offer supervised treatment and support instead of a standard criminal path for people whose substance use or related issues contributed to their charges. Veterans go through the process alongside others who share the military experience.

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Montana operates treatment courts, including dockets built for veterans, that offer supervised treatment and support instead of a standard criminal path for people whose substance use or related issues contributed to their charges. Veterans go through the process alongside others who share the military experience.

Who it is for

Veterans charged with a crime who have substance use or related treatment needs tied to their case, in judicial districts that run a veterans treatment court. Referral and admission are decided by the local court, defense counsel, and prosecutors.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Veterans Law Project (Legal Aid of North Carolina) (NC Veterans Law Project)
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A statewide unit of Legal Aid of North Carolina that provides free civil legal services to homeless veterans and veterans at risk of homelessness. Attorneys handle VA disability compensation, discharge upgrades, military records corrections, and related housing and benefits matters.

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A statewide unit of Legal Aid of North Carolina that provides free civil legal services to homeless veterans and veterans at risk of homelessness. Attorneys handle VA disability compensation, discharge upgrades, military records corrections, and related housing and benefits matters.

Who it is for

Low-income North Carolina veterans who are homeless or at risk of homelessness, including those facing eviction, couch surfing, living in a motel, fleeing domestic violence, or in otherwise unstable housing. Services are free.

Focus: Homeless or at risk, Veterans with disabilities

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County Veterans Service Officers Directory (CVSO Directory)
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A statewide directory to find your local County Veterans Service Officer, the free local contact who helps veterans and families understand benefits, file VA claims, and apply for state aid like the Nebraska Veterans Aid Fund.

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A statewide directory to find your local County Veterans Service Officer, the free local contact who helps veterans and families understand benefits, file VA claims, and apply for state aid like the Nebraska Veterans Aid Fund.

Who it is for

Any Nebraska veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or phone help applying for benefits, filing a claim, or finding other assistance.

Focus: Rural veterans

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Nebraska Veterans Treatment Courts
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Problem-solving courts for veterans facing criminal charges tied to mental health or substance use. A team of a judge, prosecutor, defense counsel, treatment providers, the Veterans Health Administration, and trained veteran mentors builds an individualized program of treatment, supervision, and regular court check-ins instead of standard prosecution. There are Veterans Treatment Courts in Douglas County, Lancaster County, the 2nd Judicial District, and Central Nebraska.

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Problem-solving courts for veterans facing criminal charges tied to mental health or substance use. A team of a judge, prosecutor, defense counsel, treatment providers, the Veterans Health Administration, and trained veteran mentors builds an individualized program of treatment, supervision, and regular court check-ins instead of standard prosecution. There are Veterans Treatment Courts in Douglas County, Lancaster County, the 2nd Judicial District, and Central Nebraska.

Who it is for

Justice-involved Nebraska veterans whose charges are connected to mental health conditions or substance use disorders. A veteran usually enters through their defense attorney or the court in their county; eligibility is decided by each court's team.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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New Hampshire Veterans Services Officers (VSOs) and Appointment Sites (NH VSO Locations)
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Free, appointment-based help from state Veterans Services Officers who assist New Hampshire veterans and their dependents with applying for state and federal veterans benefits.

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Free, appointment-based help from state Veterans Services Officers who assist New Hampshire veterans and their dependents with applying for state and federal veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran who is a New Hampshire resident, or their dependents, who wants free help understanding or applying for benefits.

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Veterans Legal Justice (VLJ) Free Legal Help for New Hampshire Veterans (Veterans Legal Justice NH)
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Free pro bono legal help from volunteer attorneys for New Hampshire active duty service members, veterans, and their family members across nearly every area of the law, including criminal and civil matters.

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Free pro bono legal help from volunteer attorneys for New Hampshire active duty service members, veterans, and their family members across nearly every area of the law, including criminal and civil matters.

Who it is for

Active duty service members, veterans, and their family members in New Hampshire who need legal help at low or no cost.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Volunteer Lawyers for Justice Veterans Legal Program (VLJ Veterans Legal Program)
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Free civil legal help for New Jersey veterans, provided by volunteer attorneys through virtual clinics and remote representation. It covers matters like expungement, driver's license restoration, child support, divorce, estate planning, landlord-tenant problems, consumer debt, and bankruptcy.

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Free civil legal help for New Jersey veterans, provided by volunteer attorneys through virtual clinics and remote representation. It covers matters like expungement, driver's license restoration, child support, divorce, estate planning, landlord-tenant problems, consumer debt, and bankruptcy.

Who it is for

Veterans across New Jersey who are dealing with civil legal problems, especially during the transition to civilian life. Intake staff look at the veteran's full situation to spot the most pressing legal needs and build a plan.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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New Mexico Department of Veterans' Services Field Offices (NM Veterans Service Officers)
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A statewide network of field offices where accredited Veterans Service Officers help veterans and their families file VA claims and apply for state and federal benefits, free of charge.

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A statewide network of field offices where accredited Veterans Service Officers help veterans and their families file VA claims and apply for state and federal benefits, free of charge.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in New Mexico who wants free, in-person or phone help filing a benefits claim or finding a program to apply for.

Focus: Rural veterans, Native American veterans

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New Mexico Legal Aid Veterans Legal Services (NM Legal Aid Veterans Program)
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Free civil legal help for New Mexico veterans, including appeals of denied veterans benefits, discharge upgrades and military records corrections, consumer law, family law advice, housing and foreclosure matters, and expungement.

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Free civil legal help for New Mexico veterans, including appeals of denied veterans benefits, discharge upgrades and military records corrections, consumer law, family law advice, housing and foreclosure matters, and expungement.

Who it is for

New Mexico veterans who meet the program's case criteria and need help with civil legal problems. The program does not handle criminal cases or fee-generating matters such as personal injury.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk

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Bernalillo County Community Veterans Court (NM Community Veterans Court)
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A specialty court in Bernalillo County that helps veterans facing misdemeanor charges get treatment instead of standard prosecution, connecting them to VA care for PTSD and substance use, pairing each participant with a veteran mentor, and providing judicial supervision.

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A specialty court in Bernalillo County that helps veterans facing misdemeanor charges get treatment instead of standard prosecution, connecting them to VA care for PTSD and substance use, pairing each participant with a veteran mentor, and providing judicial supervision.

Who it is for

Veterans of any era regardless of discharge status, National Guard members, and Reservists who have been charged with a misdemeanor in Bernalillo County and voluntarily choose to enroll.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, National Guard and Reserve

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Nevada Veterans Service Officers (NV Veterans Service Officers)
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Free, accredited help from Veterans Service Officers to file VA benefit claims, appeal denied claims, and connect to earned VA benefits. There are nine office locations across Nevada plus an online request form.

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Free, accredited help from Veterans Service Officers to file VA benefit claims, appeal denied claims, and connect to earned VA benefits. There are nine office locations across Nevada plus an online request form.

Who it is for

Any Nevada veteran or family member who needs help applying for or appealing a VA benefits claim.

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Nevada Veterans Legal Assistance and Justice Reintegration (NV Veterans Legal Assistance)
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NDVS's legal assistance page connects veterans to Nevada's veterans treatment courts, the Veteran Justice Reintegration Program for justice-involved veterans, and free pro bono legal aid organizations across the state. It points to services for court diversion, VA claim appeals, wills, and powers of attorney.

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NDVS's legal assistance page connects veterans to Nevada's veterans treatment courts, the Veteran Justice Reintegration Program for justice-involved veterans, and free pro bono legal aid organizations across the state. It points to services for court diversion, VA claim appeals, wills, and powers of attorney.

Who it is for

Nevada veterans who need legal help, including justice-involved veterans facing charges related to service-connected substance abuse or mental health conditions, and veterans seeking free civil legal aid or help with VA appeals.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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City Bar Justice Center Veterans Assistance Project (Veterans Assistance Project)
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A free pro bono legal program that helps low-income New York City veterans get and keep VA benefits. Volunteer lawyers help locate service and medical records, prepare and file disability claims and appeals, and represent veterans at VA hearings.

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A free pro bono legal program that helps low-income New York City veterans get and keep VA benefits. Volunteer lawyers help locate service and medical records, prepare and file disability claims and appeals, and represent veterans at VA hearings.

Who it is for

New York City veterans who are experiencing poverty and need help with VA benefits claims and appeals. Veterans call the intake line to have their case screened, and eligible veterans are matched with a volunteer lawyer.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Homeless or at risk

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Ohio Veterans Courts (Veterans Treatment Dockets)
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Ohio has specialized court dockets for justice-involved veterans, certified by the Supreme Court of Ohio, that emphasize treatment and diversion instead of punishment. ODVS works with these dockets to connect veterans to benefits and services, and the courts pair each veteran with treatment for issues like mental health and substance use.

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Ohio has specialized court dockets for justice-involved veterans, certified by the Supreme Court of Ohio, that emphasize treatment and diversion instead of punishment. ODVS works with these dockets to connect veterans to benefits and services, and the courts pair each veteran with treatment for issues like mental health and substance use.

Who it is for

Veterans facing criminal charges in a county that runs a certified veterans treatment docket, whose underlying issues (such as mental health conditions or substance use) can be addressed through treatment and supervision instead of jail.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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County Veterans Service Officer Network (OK Veterans Service Officers)
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Free, local help from trained Veteran Service Representatives who assist with VA disability claims, state benefit applications, and other paperwork. This is where an Oklahoma veteran goes for hands-on help instead of figuring out claims alone.

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Free, local help from trained Veteran Service Representatives who assist with VA disability claims, state benefit applications, and other paperwork. This is where an Oklahoma veteran goes for hands-on help instead of figuring out claims alone.

Who it is for

Any Oklahoma veteran, service member, or family member who needs help filing a VA claim or applying for state veterans benefits. Use the county map on the ODVA site to find the office near you, or call the central office to be connected.

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Oklahoma Lawyers for America's Heroes Program (OK Lawyers for Heroes)
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A free legal help program that matches eligible veterans and active-duty service members with volunteer attorneys who handle civil legal needs at no cost. Volunteer lawyers help within their own practice areas.

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A free legal help program that matches eligible veterans and active-duty service members with volunteer attorneys who handle civil legal needs at no cost. Volunteer lawyers help within their own practice areas.

Who it is for

Veterans and active-duty military in Oklahoma who meet the program's limits. Active-duty applicants must be rank E-6 or lower, and household income must be no more than 100 percent of the compensable rate for disabled veterans, which the program describes as approximately $42,000 a year.

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Oregon County and Tribal Veteran Services Offices
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A statewide directory connecting veterans to their local County or Tribal Veteran Service Office, where staff give free help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A statewide directory connecting veterans to their local County or Tribal Veteran Service Office, where staff give free help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any Oregon veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or phone help figuring out what benefits they qualify for and filling out applications.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Pennsylvania Veterans Treatment Courts
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Veterans Treatment Courts help veterans charged with crimes who are struggling with addiction, mental illness, or both. They offer an alternative to jail, with regular court check-ins, treatment, drug and alcohol testing, and support from veteran mentors. As of verification, 26 Pennsylvania counties had a Veterans Court program.

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Veterans Treatment Courts help veterans charged with crimes who are struggling with addiction, mental illness, or both. They offer an alternative to jail, with regular court check-ins, treatment, drug and alcohol testing, and support from veteran mentors. As of verification, 26 Pennsylvania counties had a Veterans Court program.

Who it is for

Veterans facing criminal charges who are dealing with substance use, mental illness, or co-occurring disorders. Eligibility is decided by the court in the county where the charges are filed.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Rhode Island Veterans Treatment Court (RI Veterans Treatment Court)
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A special court calendar for veterans and service members at the Kent County District Court that pairs the court process with treatment and support, and can lead to jail diversion, reduced charges, or alternative sentencing for those with service-connected trauma.

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A special court calendar for veterans and service members at the Kent County District Court that pairs the court process with treatment and support, and can lead to jail diversion, reduced charges, or alternative sentencing for those with service-connected trauma.

Who it is for

Veterans and military members with service-connected trauma who have a pending case; criminal history and charges may affect eligibility.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

Address

Kent County District Court, Noel Judicial Complex

222 Quaker Lane, Warwick, RI

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Operation Stand Down Rhode Island Legal Assistance for Warriors (OSDRI Legal Assistance)
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A free (pro bono) legal program for Rhode Island veterans that provides consultations and attorney representation in areas such as criminal cases, expungements, license restoration, foreclosures, landlord-tenant law, consumer protection, family law, basic estate planning, and discharge upgrades.

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A free (pro bono) legal program for Rhode Island veterans that provides consultations and attorney representation in areas such as criminal cases, expungements, license restoration, foreclosures, landlord-tenant law, consumer protection, family law, basic estate planning, and discharge upgrades.

Who it is for

Rhode Island veterans who need civil or criminal legal help and qualify for the program.

Focus: Homeless or at risk, Justice-involved veterans

Address

Operation Stand Down Rhode Island

1010 Hartford Avenue, Johnston, RI

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County Veterans' Affairs Offices Directory (SC County Veterans Affairs Offices)
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A directory of South Carolina's county veterans affairs officers, who provide free, trained, one-on-one help applying for federal, state, and local veterans benefits.

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A directory of South Carolina's county veterans affairs officers, who provide free, trained, one-on-one help applying for federal, state, and local veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any South Carolina veteran, service member, or family member who needs free, in-person help understanding or applying for veterans benefits.

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Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans (Texas Lawyers for Texas Veterans)
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A statewide program the State Bar of Texas started in July 2010 that provides free pro bono civil legal help to veterans and their families who cannot afford a lawyer. Volunteer attorneys hold legal advice clinics across Texas, hosted with local bar associations, legal aid groups, and veteran service providers.

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A statewide program the State Bar of Texas started in July 2010 that provides free pro bono civil legal help to veterans and their families who cannot afford a lawyer. Volunteer attorneys hold legal advice clinics across Texas, hosted with local bar associations, legal aid groups, and veteran service providers.

Who it is for

Texas veterans and their families who need civil legal help and cannot afford to pay for it. Clinics focus on civil matters, including benefits available through the VA, not criminal cases.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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UDVMA Veteran Service Officer Regional Offices (Utah VSO Directory)
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Free, in-person or virtual help from a trained Veteran Service Officer to file VA claims, appeals, and benefit applications, organized by region across the state.

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Free, in-person or virtual help from a trained Veteran Service Officer to file VA claims, appeals, and benefit applications, organized by region across the state.

Who it is for

Any Utah veteran, service member, or family member who needs free help filing a VA claim, appeal, or benefit application.

Focus: Rural veterans

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Utah Veterans Treatment Court (Veterans Treatment Court)
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A specialty court program that gives eligible veterans in criminal cases an opportunity to improve their lives through a dedicated team, as one of Utah's problem-solving courts. It operates as a veterans drug court in the districts listed below.

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A specialty court program that gives eligible veterans in criminal cases an opportunity to improve their lives through a dedicated team, as one of Utah's problem-solving courts. It operates as a veterans drug court in the districts listed below.

Who it is for

Utah veterans in criminal cases, in the districts where the program operates (currently the Third District in Salt Lake City and the Fourth District in Provo).

Focus: Justice-involved veterans

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Virginia Veterans Treatment Docket (VTD)
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A specialized court docket that gives eligible justice-involved veterans substance use and mental health treatment as an alternative to traditional case processing. Participants get individualized treatment plans, frequent court appearances, and a veteran peer mentor.

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A specialized court docket that gives eligible justice-involved veterans substance use and mental health treatment as an alternative to traditional case processing. Participants get individualized treatment plans, frequent court appearances, and a veteran peer mentor.

Who it is for

Current or former members of any branch of active duty, the National Guard, or the Reserves who are charged in a Virginia court and have a diagnosed mental health condition or substance use disorder. A violent or sex-offense history, a dishonorable discharge, or unresolved charges in other jurisdictions may make someone ineligible.

Focus: Justice-involved veterans, Veterans with disabilities

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Veterans Legal Assistance Project (VLAP) of Vermont (VT Veterans Legal Assistance Project)
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A free, pro bono legal clinic that represents Vermont veterans. It handles veterans-law matters statewide, including appeals of denied VA benefits and discharge upgrades, and helps with bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, consumer protection, and other civil issues.

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A free, pro bono legal clinic that represents Vermont veterans. It handles veterans-law matters statewide, including appeals of denied VA benefits and discharge upgrades, and helps with bankruptcy, foreclosure defense, consumer protection, and other civil issues.

Who it is for

Vermont veterans who need civil legal help. Veterans-law matters such as VA benefit appeals and discharge upgrades are handled statewide; broader civil matters are focused on Windsor and Orange counties. No criminal cases. Representation is not guaranteed.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Office of Military and Veteran Legal Assistance (OMVLA)
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A state program that helps Washington veterans, service members, and their families with civil legal problems. It offers plain-language guides on your legal rights, connects you to legal aid and community resources, and runs a legal clinic that can connect you with a volunteer attorney.

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A state program that helps Washington veterans, service members, and their families with civil legal problems. It offers plain-language guides on your legal rights, connects you to legal aid and community resources, and runs a legal clinic that can connect you with a volunteer attorney.

Who it is for

Military personnel, veterans, and their families in Washington who have a civil legal problem and need help understanding their rights or finding legal assistance.

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Legal Aid of West Virginia Veterans Services (Legal Aid WV Veterans Services)
Resource Nonprofit

Civil legal help for West Virginia veterans on issues that threaten their housing, income, and stability, including VA benefits, discharge upgrades, evictions, expungement, and family matters. Two programs (SSVF and a partnership with the Huntington VA) serve veterans statewide, and the VA partnership uses fewer income eligibility requirements.

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Civil legal help for West Virginia veterans on issues that threaten their housing, income, and stability, including VA benefits, discharge upgrades, evictions, expungement, and family matters. Two programs (SSVF and a partnership with the Huntington VA) serve veterans statewide, and the VA partnership uses fewer income eligibility requirements.

Who it is for

West Virginia veterans facing civil legal problems affecting their housing, income, benefits, or family stability. Generally you must be low-income or a victim of domestic violence to qualify, though the VA partnership program has fewer income requirements.

Focus: Homeless or at risk

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Veterans Legal Assistance Project (Equal Justice Wyoming) (Veterans Legal Assistance Project)
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Connects low-income Wyoming veterans with free legal resources and volunteer attorneys. Veterans can also reach a statewide legal aid hotline for help with civil legal problems.

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Connects low-income Wyoming veterans with free legal resources and volunteer attorneys. Veterans can also reach a statewide legal aid hotline for help with civil legal problems.

Who it is for

Low-income Wyoming veterans who need help with a civil legal problem. Call Equal Justice Wyoming at 307-777-8383 to apply for services, or call the statewide legal aid hotline toll free at 1-877-432-9955, Monday through Friday, 9:00 a.m. to 4:00 p.m.

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Interior of Alaska Veterans Cemetery (AK Interior Veterans Cemetery)
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A state veterans cemetery planned for Salcha, Alaska, and administered by the state Office of Veterans Affairs. As of this listing the cemetery is scheduled for construction and is not yet open for burials, so families should contact the Office of Veterans Affairs for current status and interment options.

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A state veterans cemetery planned for Salcha, Alaska, and administered by the state Office of Veterans Affairs. As of this listing the cemetery is scheduled for construction and is not yet open for burials, so families should contact the Office of Veterans Affairs for current status and interment options.

Who it is for

Alaska veterans and their families who want information about a future state veterans cemetery in the interior of Alaska. Because the cemetery is still in development, families needing burial now should ask the Office of Veterans Affairs about federal VA national cemetery options and other burial benefits.

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California State Veterans Cemeteries (State Veterans Cemeteries)
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California runs its own veterans cemeteries where eligible veterans and their families can be buried. The state currently operates three: the Northern California Veterans Cemetery, the Yountville Veterans Home Cemetery, and the California Central Coast Veterans Cemetery, with a Southern California cemetery in development.

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California runs its own veterans cemeteries where eligible veterans and their families can be buried. The state currently operates three: the Northern California Veterans Cemetery, the Yountville Veterans Home Cemetery, and the California Central Coast Veterans Cemetery, with a Southern California cemetery in development.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under conditions other than dishonorable, service members who die on active duty, and in many cases their spouses and dependent children. CalVet determines eligibility using the same standards as the national veterans cemeteries. Details on eligibility and any interment fees for spouses and dependents are in the burial benefits materials linked from the page.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Veterans Memorial Cemetery of Western Colorado
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Colorado's state veterans cemetery in Grand Junction provides burial at no cost to the family, including the gravesite or niche, opening and closing, an upright granite headstone or niche marker, a concrete grave liner, use of the committal shelter, and perpetual care. Eligibility follows the same rules as VA national cemeteries, with an added Colorado residency requirement.

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Colorado's state veterans cemetery in Grand Junction provides burial at no cost to the family, including the gravesite or niche, opening and closing, an upright granite headstone or niche marker, a concrete grave liner, use of the committal shelter, and perpetual care. Eligibility follows the same rules as VA national cemeteries, with an added Colorado residency requirement.

Who it is for

Eligible veterans, plus their spouses, surviving spouses, and dependent children. Burial eligibility is the same as for VA national cemeteries and adds a Colorado residency requirement: a Colorado resident at the time of entry into the Armed Forces, or at the time of death. Families can complete early registration in advance by bringing the veteran's discharge documentation.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Connecticut State Veterans Cemetery (Middletown)
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The State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown provides burial at no cost to eligible Connecticut veterans and their eligible family members. Connecticut Veterans Affairs does not charge eligible veterans for burial, and government grave markers are provided at no charge.

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The State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown provides burial at no cost to eligible Connecticut veterans and their eligible family members. Connecticut Veterans Affairs does not charge eligible veterans for burial, and government grave markers are provided at no charge.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged or separated from active duty under other than dishonorable conditions who meet the service-length requirements (one or more days of active duty for those who entered service before the early 1980s cutoffs, or generally at least 24 months of continuous active duty for those who entered later). A veteran's spouse and minor children under age 18 are generally also eligible.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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MOVA Veteran Claims Assistance (DC Veteran Claims Assistance)
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Free, in-person help from District Veteran Service Officers to file federal VA disability, pension, healthcare enrollment, and burial benefit claims.

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Free, in-person help from District Veteran Service Officers to file federal VA disability, pension, healthcare enrollment, and burial benefit claims.

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DC veterans, service members, and their families who need help applying for federal VA benefits.

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Delaware Veteran Service Officers (DE Service Officers)
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State-employed, VA-accredited service officers in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties who help veterans and families file claims and paperwork for federal and state benefits at no charge.

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State-employed, VA-accredited service officers in New Castle, Kent, and Sussex counties who help veterans and families file claims and paperwork for federal and state benefits at no charge.

Who it is for

Any Delaware veteran, service member, or family member who needs free, in-person or phone help applying for VA compensation and pension, health care, education, employment, burial, housing, or other benefits.

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Office of Veterans' Services Island Offices (OVS Island Offices)
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Free, in-person help from Veterans Services Counselors on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island with VA claims, appeals, burial arrangements, tax exemptions, and other state and federal veteran benefits.

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Free, in-person help from Veterans Services Counselors on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island with VA claims, appeals, burial arrangements, tax exemptions, and other state and federal veteran benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in Hawaii who wants help applying for benefits in person or by phone, at no cost.

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Find Veteran Services (County, State & Federal Locations Map) (Find Veteran Services)
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An interactive map and directory to find your County Veterans Service Officer and other veteran service locations across all 99 Iowa counties.

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An interactive map and directory to find your County Veterans Service Officer and other veteran service locations across all 99 Iowa counties.

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Any Iowa veteran or family member who wants free, local help applying for benefits and figuring out what they qualify for.

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Idaho State Veterans Cemetery, Boise (State Veterans Cemetery (Boise))
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A state veterans cemetery in Boise offering casket and cremation burial, with interment fees for eligible veterans paid by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and military funeral honors coordinated by the cemetery. There is no Idaho residency requirement.

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A state veterans cemetery in Boise offering casket and cremation burial, with interment fees for eligible veterans paid by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs and military funeral honors coordinated by the cemetery. There is no Idaho residency requirement.

Who it is for

Eligible veterans, Guard and Reserve members, and spouses and dependents, following national veterans cemetery eligibility rules and Idaho law. Interment fees are covered by the VA for eligible veterans but not for Guard and Reserve members; families still cover funeral expenses, preparation, and any grave marker not otherwise provided.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, National Guard and Reserve

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IDVA Veteran Service Officer Network (Illinois VSO Locator)
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A statewide network of Veteran Service Officers, themselves fellow veterans accredited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, who give free help with compensation and pension claims, health care, education, employment, burial and survivor benefits, housing, and military records. Offices can also serve veterans remotely.

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A statewide network of Veteran Service Officers, themselves fellow veterans accredited by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs, who give free help with compensation and pension claims, health care, education, employment, burial and survivor benefits, housing, and military records. Offices can also serve veterans remotely.

Who it is for

Any Illinois veteran, dependent, or survivor who wants free, in-person or remote help applying for federal and state benefits. Women veterans can request a female Veteran Service Officer.

Focus: Women veterans

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Louisiana Parish Veterans Service Offices Directory (Find a Service Office)
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A searchable directory and map of LDVA's more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, veterans homes, and veterans cemeteries, where veterans can get free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A searchable directory and map of LDVA's more than 84 locations statewide, including parish veterans service offices, veterans homes, and veterans cemeteries, where veterans can get free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any Louisiana veteran or family member who wants free, local, in-person help filing a claim or benefit application.

Focus: Rural veterans

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Maine Veterans' Memorial Cemetery System
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Maine operates four state veterans cemeteries where eligible veterans can be buried at no cost. The state provides the plot, opening and closing of the grave, and perpetual care, and the federal government provides the headstone, marker, or niche cover. Eligible spouses and dependents can be buried at no charge.

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Maine operates four state veterans cemeteries where eligible veterans can be buried at no cost. The state provides the plot, opening and closing of the grave, and perpetual care, and the federal government provides the headstone, marker, or niche cover. Eligible spouses and dependents can be buried at no charge.

Who it is for

Veterans with a discharge other than dishonorable, including current and former National Guard and Reserve members, plus their spouses and eligible dependents. Maine residency is not required, but a veteran who is not a Maine resident and did not live in Maine for at least five years may owe an interment fee.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Minnesota State Veterans Cemeteries and Burial Benefits (State Veterans Cemeteries)
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MDVA runs four State Veterans Cemeteries, in Little Falls, Preston, Duluth, and Redwood Falls, offering a final resting place for Minnesota veterans and their families. Each cemetery has casket gravesites, cremation gravesites, and columbaria for cremated remains, and MDVA also helps arrange military funeral honors, grave markers, and Presidential Memorial Certificates.

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MDVA runs four State Veterans Cemeteries, in Little Falls, Preston, Duluth, and Redwood Falls, offering a final resting place for Minnesota veterans and their families. Each cemetery has casket gravesites, cremation gravesites, and columbaria for cremated remains, and MDVA also helps arrange military funeral honors, grave markers, and Presidential Memorial Certificates.

Who it is for

Eligible Minnesota veterans and their spouses and families seeking burial in a state veterans cemetery. These cemeteries complement the national cemeteries, including Fort Snelling National Cemetery.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Missouri State Veterans Cemeteries
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Burial at a Missouri state veterans cemetery at no charge to the veteran or family. The state provides opening and closing of the grave, a concrete grave liner if a vault is not purchased, an upright granite headstone or columbarium niche cover, military honors, and perpetual care. Cremated remains can be buried in the ground or placed in a columbarium.

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Burial at a Missouri state veterans cemetery at no charge to the veteran or family. The state provides opening and closing of the grave, a concrete grave liner if a vault is not purchased, an upright granite headstone or columbarium niche cover, military honors, and perpetual care. Cremated remains can be buried in the ground or placed in a columbarium.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under conditions other than dishonorable who meet the same service requirements as a national cemetery, generally 24 consecutive months of active duty for service after September 1980, or 20 years of creditable service for National Guard and Reserve members. Eligible spouses and dependent children can also be buried. There is no Missouri residency requirement. Cemeteries operate in Springfield, Higginsville, Bloomfield, Ft. Leonard Wood, and Jacksonville.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers (Find a Veterans Service Officer)
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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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Any North Dakota veteran, dependent, or surviving spouse who wants free, in-person help understanding or applying for benefits.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Nebraska Veterans Cemetery System
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State veterans cemeteries at Alliance and Grand Island that provide a burial place for Nebraska veterans and their eligible spouses and dependents. There are no fees for any services provided at the cemetery, an upright marble headstone is provided for each grave, and full military funeral honors and perpetual care are provided.

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State veterans cemeteries at Alliance and Grand Island that provide a burial place for Nebraska veterans and their eligible spouses and dependents. There are no fees for any services provided at the cemetery, an upright marble headstone is provided for each grave, and full military funeral honors and perpetual care are provided.

Who it is for

Nebraska veterans discharged under conditions other than dishonorable, and their eligible spouses and dependents. Eligibility follows the same federal rules as VA national cemeteries under Title 38; families can submit an Eligibility Determination Request Form to confirm status.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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New Hampshire State Veterans Cemetery (Boscawen) (NH State Veterans Cemetery)
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A state-run cemetery in Boscawen that provides a final resting place for eligible New Hampshire veterans and, for a fee, their spouses and dependent children. Veterans are encouraged to pre-apply for a Certificate of Eligibility so their family does not have to gather military records at the time of need.

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A state-run cemetery in Boscawen that provides a final resting place for eligible New Hampshire veterans and, for a fee, their spouses and dependent children. Veterans are encouraged to pre-apply for a Certificate of Eligibility so their family does not have to gather military records at the time of need.

Who it is for

Veterans with an honorable discharge (or equivalent character of service), and qualifying Selected Reserve members, along with their spouses, unmarried minor children, and permanently disabled adult children. Dishonorable or bad conduct discharges, and people convicted of Tier III sexual offenses, are not eligible.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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BG William C. Doyle Veterans Memorial Cemetery (Doyle Veterans Cemetery)
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New Jersey's state veterans cemetery in Arneytown, North Hanover Township, Burlington County, offering burial for eligible veterans and their family members. Benefits include a grave, a chapel and committal service shelter, a flush ground marker, and perpetual care.

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New Jersey's state veterans cemetery in Arneytown, North Hanover Township, Burlington County, offering burial for eligible veterans and their family members. Benefits include a grave, a chapel and committal service shelter, a flush ground marker, and perpetual care.

Who it is for

Veterans whose last active service ended under conditions other than dishonorable or undesirable, including active duty members who died in service and reserve members with 20 or more years of service creditable for retired pay. Eligible family members include the spouse, unmarried children under 21 (or 23 if in college), and unmarried adult children who became unable to support themselves before age 21 due to a mental or physical impairment.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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New Mexico State Veterans Cemeteries (NM State Veterans Cemeteries)
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State-operated veterans cemeteries in Gallup, Fort Stanton (Capitan), Angel Fire, and Taos that provide a burial place for New Mexico veterans and their families, along with memorial wall options for veterans missing in action or missing at sea.

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State-operated veterans cemeteries in Gallup, Fort Stanton (Capitan), Angel Fire, and Taos that provide a burial place for New Mexico veterans and their families, along with memorial wall options for veterans missing in action or missing at sea.

Who it is for

Veterans and their eligible family members seeking interment at a state veterans cemetery. Families memorializing a veteran who is missing in action or missing at sea can also apply for the memorial wall.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, Rural veterans

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New York State Veterans Cemetery - Finger Lakes (NY State Veterans Cemetery)
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New York's first state veterans cemetery, on 162 acres along Seneca Lake in Romulus, Seneca County. It provides burial and a final committal service for eligible veterans, their legal spouse, and eligible dependent children, with a marble headstone ordered after burial.

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New York's first state veterans cemetery, on 162 acres along Seneca Lake in Romulus, Seneca County. It provides burial and a final committal service for eligible veterans, their legal spouse, and eligible dependent children, with a marble headstone ordered after burial.

Who it is for

Armed Forces veterans discharged from active duty under other than dishonorable conditions, plus their legal spouse and eligible dependent children. Veterans who entered active duty after September 7, 1980, or officers commissioned after October 16, 1981, generally need 24 consecutive months of service, with exceptions for those killed in action or discharged for disability or hardship. Certain Reserve and National Guard members with qualifying service also qualify.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Oregon County and Tribal Veteran Services Offices
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A statewide directory connecting veterans to their local County or Tribal Veteran Service Office, where staff give free help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A statewide directory connecting veterans to their local County or Tribal Veteran Service Office, where staff give free help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any Oregon veteran, service member, or family member who wants free, in-person or phone help figuring out what benefits they qualify for and filling out applications.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors' Cemetery
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The commonwealth's only state veterans cemetery, on the campus of the Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors' Home in Erie. It has more than 1,300 gravesites on four acres and dates to 1886, with graves from the Civil War era onward. It is open to the public daily from dawn to dusk.

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The commonwealth's only state veterans cemetery, on the campus of the Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors' Home in Erie. It has more than 1,300 gravesites on four acres and dates to 1886, with graves from the Civil War era onward. It is open to the public daily from dawn to dusk.

Who it is for

Veterans who served honorably in the U.S. Armed Forces or Pennsylvania Military Forces, were discharged under honorable conditions, and were residents of the Pennsylvania Soldiers' and Sailors' Home at the time of death.

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South Dakota County and Tribal Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find Your Veterans Service Officer)
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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, dependent, survivor, or family member in South Dakota who needs free help finding, understanding, or applying for veterans benefits.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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South Dakota State Veterans Cemetery (State Veterans Cemetery)
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South Dakota's state veterans cemetery near Sioux Falls offers burial at no cost to eligible veterans, including a gravesite or columbarium niche, a grave liner, a headstone or niche cover, and perpetual care. Burial of an eligible spouse or dependent costs $1,002.

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South Dakota's state veterans cemetery near Sioux Falls offers burial at no cost to eligible veterans, including a gravesite or columbarium niche, a grave liner, a headstone or niche cover, and perpetual care. Burial of an eligible spouse or dependent costs $1,002.

Who it is for

Veterans who meet the same eligibility as VA national cemeteries (discharged under conditions other than dishonorable, or qualifying Guard/Reserve service), and their eligible spouses and dependents.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Utah Veterans Cemetery Burial Benefits
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No-cost burial for eligible veterans at the Utah Veterans Cemetery and Memorial Park, including a plot, grave opening and closing, a government headstone or marker, a burial flag, and help applying for federal burial allowances.

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No-cost burial for eligible veterans at the Utah Veterans Cemetery and Memorial Park, including a plot, grave opening and closing, a government headstone or marker, a burial flag, and help applying for federal burial allowances.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under conditions other than dishonorable, service members who died on active duty, and eligible spouses, minor children, or dependents of a qualifying veteran.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance Benefits Offices (WV Veterans Benefits Offices)
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A statewide network of 14 benefits offices and a claims office in Huntington, staffed by accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and families file claims for state and federal benefits at no cost.

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A statewide network of 14 benefits offices and a claims office in Huntington, staffed by accredited Veterans Service Officers who help veterans and families file claims for state and federal benefits at no cost.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in West Virginia who needs free, in-person help applying for VA disability compensation, pension, burial benefits, education benefits, or other state and federal veteran programs.

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Family and caregivers

Alabama State Veterans Homes Program (Alabama State Veterans Homes)
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Alabama runs five state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing and memory care for aging or chronically disabled veterans, at a cost the program describes as affordable. A private provider operates each home under state ownership and licensing.

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Alabama runs five state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing and memory care for aging or chronically disabled veterans, at a cost the program describes as affordable. A private provider operates each home under state ownership and licensing.

Who it is for

Veterans who were honorably discharged with at least 90 continuous days of active duty service, have been an Alabama resident for the immediate past 12 months, meet the clinical criteria for skilled nursing care, and can get physician clearance. Applicants cannot be on a sex offender registry or in active felony fugitive status. The five homes are in Alexander City, Huntsville, Bay Minette, Pell City, and Enterprise.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Arkansas State Veterans Homes
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Two state-run skilled nursing homes for veterans that provide around-the-clock nursing care, therapy, hospice, and social work. Care is provided at the homes in Fayetteville and North Little Rock.

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Two state-run skilled nursing homes for veterans that provide around-the-clock nursing care, therapy, hospice, and social work. Care is provided at the homes in Fayetteville and North Little Rock.

Who it is for

Veterans with an honorable discharge who have a medical need for nursing home placement. A veteran's spouse or a Gold Star parent with a medical need may also qualify.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Arizona State Veteran Homes (ASVH)
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Arizona operates four Medicare-certified skilled nursing homes for eligible veterans and their spouses, located in Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma. The homes provide long-term skilled nursing and rehabilitative care for geriatric and chronically ill veterans and dependent or surviving spouses.

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Arizona operates four Medicare-certified skilled nursing homes for eligible veterans and their spouses, located in Flagstaff, Phoenix, Tucson, and Yuma. The homes provide long-term skilled nursing and rehabilitative care for geriatric and chronically ill veterans and dependent or surviving spouses.

Who it is for

Honorably separated veterans, or the spouse of a veteran, who need skilled nursing care as determined by a physician. There must also be documented evidence of the absence of tuberculosis. Admission information and forms come from the Admissions Coordinator at each home.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Veterans Community Living Centers (VCLCs)
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Colorado runs five state veterans homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, memory care, hospice, and respite care for aging veterans and certain family members. Medicaid, Medicare (for short-term rehabilitation), private pay, and VA benefits are accepted.

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Colorado runs five state veterans homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, memory care, hospice, and respite care for aging veterans and certain family members. Medicaid, Medicare (for short-term rehabilitation), private pay, and VA benefits are accepted.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans, veterans' spouses or widows, and Gold Star parents are eligible for long-term care or short-term rehabilitation. Medical criteria must also be met.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Delaware Veterans Home (Delaware Veterans Home)
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A state-run long-term care home in Milford providing skilled nursing care for veterans, with 144 beds across four units. It opened in 2007 and sits on a 24-acre campus.

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A state-run long-term care home in Milford providing skilled nursing care for veterans, with 144 beds across four units. It opened in 2007 and sits on a 24-acre campus.

Who it is for

Veterans honorably discharged from active service with at least 180 days, or National Guard and reserve members who meet the service requirements, or Gold Star family members. You must have lived in Delaware for at least one year before applying and have a medically determined need for long-term care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Georgia State War Veterans Homes
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Two state-owned skilled nursing homes for eligible Georgia war veterans, in Milledgeville and in Augusta (nicknamed the Blue Goose, operated through an interagency agreement with Augusta University). They provide skilled nursing care, including memory care for Alzheimer's residents and rehabilitation. A daily fee applies, but veterans with a service-connected rating of 70 percent or higher, or whose admission is due to a service-connected condition, have the daily fee paid in full by the VA.

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Two state-owned skilled nursing homes for eligible Georgia war veterans, in Milledgeville and in Augusta (nicknamed the Blue Goose, operated through an interagency agreement with Augusta University). They provide skilled nursing care, including memory care for Alzheimer's residents and rehabilitation. A daily fee applies, but veterans with a service-connected rating of 70 percent or higher, or whose admission is due to a service-connected condition, have the daily fee paid in full by the VA.

Who it is for

Georgia war veterans with a discharge under other than dishonorable conditions who served on active duty during a wartime period, are approved by the VA as eligible for skilled nursing care, and meet the residency rule (lived in Georgia the two years before applying, or five or more of the past 15 years). Applicants must be free of contagious infectious disease and behavioral and psychiatric problems and not require life-sustaining mechanical support.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Yukio Okutsu State Veterans Home (Yukio Okutsu Veterans Home)
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Hawaii's state veterans home in Hilo, a 95-bed facility on the Big Island that provides 24-hour skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, respite care, and long-term residential placement for veterans.

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Hawaii's state veterans home in Hilo, a 95-bed facility on the Big Island that provides 24-hour skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, respite care, and long-term residential placement for veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans on Hawaii Island (and elsewhere in Hawaii) who need skilled nursing care, rehabilitation after a hospital stay, respite care, or long-term residential care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Iowa Veterans Home (Iowa Veterans Home)
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A state-run long-term care home in Marshalltown that provides residential and nursing care for Iowa veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans rated 70 percent disabled or higher by the VA who need nursing care receive it at no out-of-pocket cost.

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A state-run long-term care home in Marshalltown that provides residential and nursing care for Iowa veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans rated 70 percent disabled or higher by the VA who need nursing care receive it at no out-of-pocket cost.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged Iowa veterans who need residential or nursing care, plus spouses or surviving spouses of honorably discharged veterans (married at least one year) and Gold Star parents, who meet Iowa residency requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Idaho State Veterans Homes (State Veterans Homes)
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Four state-run veterans homes, in Boise, Lewiston, Pocatello, and Post Falls, that provide medical and supportive care for veterans who can no longer care for themselves.

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Four state-run veterans homes, in Boise, Lewiston, Pocatello, and Post Falls, that provide medical and supportive care for veterans who can no longer care for themselves.

Who it is for

Veterans who need ongoing medical or supportive care and can no longer provide for themselves. Contact the home nearest you, or use the admission application linked on the page, for eligibility, services, and how to apply.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Indiana Veterans' Home (IVH)
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The state veterans care facility in West Lafayette, providing long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, and memory care in a home-like setting, with on-site services and veteran-specific programming.

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The state veterans care facility in West Lafayette, providing long-term skilled nursing care, short-term rehabilitation, and memory care in a home-like setting, with on-site services and veteran-specific programming.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged Indiana veterans and their spouses. Since 2018, the home also accepts Gold Star parents.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Kentucky State Veterans Centers (State Veterans Nursing Centers)
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Five state-run long-term care homes for Kentucky veterans, offering 24/7 skilled nursing care, physical, occupational, and speech rehabilitation, and secured memory care for veterans with dementia or Alzheimer's. Veterans with a VA disability rating of 70% or higher have their care fully covered by a VA per diem with no out-of-pocket cost.

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Five state-run long-term care homes for Kentucky veterans, offering 24/7 skilled nursing care, physical, occupational, and speech rehabilitation, and secured memory care for veterans with dementia or Alzheimer's. Veterans with a VA disability rating of 70% or higher have their care fully covered by a VA per diem with no out-of-pocket cost.

Who it is for

Kentucky-resident veterans with an other-than-dishonorable discharge who need skilled nursing, rehabilitation, or memory care and whose medical needs the center can meet. The centers accept VA per diem, Medicare, Medicaid, private pay, and insurance.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Louisiana State Veterans Homes (Veterans Homes)
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Five state-run veterans homes provide skilled nursing care, long-term care, and memory care for Louisiana veterans and eligible family. Veterans rated 70% or more service-connected disabled are admitted free of charge; veterans rated below 70% pay $2,424 per month, and spouses, Gold Star parents, and eligible reservists pay $5,500 per month.

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Five state-run veterans homes provide skilled nursing care, long-term care, and memory care for Louisiana veterans and eligible family. Veterans rated 70% or more service-connected disabled are admitted free of charge; veterans rated below 70% pay $2,424 per month, and spouses, Gold Star parents, and eligible reservists pay $5,500 per month.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged Louisiana veterans with 90 days of active duty service, eligible National Guard or Reserve members, spouses of veterans, and Gold Star parents who need nursing or long-term care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Maine Veterans' Homes
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A nonprofit network of six veterans homes in Augusta, Bangor, Caribou, Machias, Scarborough, and South Paris that provides long-term care, short-term skilled nursing and rehab, memory care, and other services for veterans and their families. Payment options include VA benefits, Medicare, MaineCare, long-term care insurance, and private funds.

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A nonprofit network of six veterans homes in Augusta, Bangor, Caribou, Machias, Scarborough, and South Paris that provides long-term care, short-term skilled nursing and rehab, memory care, and other services for veterans and their families. Payment options include VA benefits, Medicare, MaineCare, long-term care insurance, and private funds.

Who it is for

Maine's veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who need long-term, skilled nursing, memory, or related care. Contact a home directly to check eligibility.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Buddy to Buddy Veteran Mentorship Program (Buddy to Buddy)
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A free, confidential program that pairs Michigan service members and veterans with trained volunteer veteran mentors, called Buddies. Buddies are knowledgeable of federal, state, and local benefits and resources, and connect veterans to them while providing ongoing peer support and follow-up.

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A free, confidential program that pairs Michigan service members and veterans with trained volunteer veteran mentors, called Buddies. Buddies are knowledgeable of federal, state, and local benefits and resources, and connect veterans to them while providing ongoing peer support and follow-up.

Who it is for

Any Michigan service member or veteran, regardless of length of service or type of discharge. The program is free and confidential.

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Minnesota Veterans Homes (Veterans Homes)
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State-run homes that provide skilled nursing care, dementia and Alzheimer's special care, domiciliary care, rehabilitation, and recreational and work therapy for Minnesota veterans and eligible spouses. All residents must need skilled nursing care.

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State-run homes that provide skilled nursing care, dementia and Alzheimer's special care, domiciliary care, rehabilitation, and recreational and work therapy for Minnesota veterans and eligible spouses. All residents must need skilled nursing care.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under honorable conditions from any branch who are current Minnesota residents and served 181 consecutive days on active duty (unless discharged earlier for a service-connected disability), and spouses of eligible veterans who are at least 55 and meet residency rules. All residents must require skilled nursing care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Missouri Veterans Homes
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Seven state veterans homes across Missouri providing long-term skilled nursing care, including 24-hour nursing, physician care, physical and occupational therapy, memory care, and transportation to VA appointments. The 2026 rate is $2,773 per month, which covers care, meals, and all facility services.

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Seven state veterans homes across Missouri providing long-term skilled nursing care, including 24-hour nursing, physician care, physical and occupational therapy, memory care, and transportation to VA appointments. The 2026 rate is $2,773 per month, which covers care, meals, and all facility services.

Who it is for

Veterans who meet the VA's criteria for veteran status (or hold an honorable discharge from the National Guard), need 24-hour skilled nursing care, and have lived in Missouri for at least 180 consecutive days right before applying. Applicants cannot be on a sex offender registry or have certain serious felony convictions. Homes are located in Cameron, Cape Girardeau, Mexico, Mt. Vernon, St. James, St. Louis, and Warrensburg.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Montana Veteran Service Officer Network (MVAD Service Offices)
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A free, no-cost network of nationally accredited Veteran Service Officers at nine offices across Montana who help veterans and families file VA claims, appeals, and other benefit paperwork.

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A free, no-cost network of nationally accredited Veteran Service Officers at nine offices across Montana who help veterans and families file VA claims, appeals, and other benefit paperwork.

Who it is for

Any Montana veteran, service member, or family member who needs help understanding or applying for state or federal veterans benefits.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Montana State Veterans Homes (State Veterans Homes)
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Montana operates three state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing, intermediate, and domiciliary care to eligible veterans and their spouses. Care may be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, VA assistance, private insurance, or private pay.

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Montana operates three state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing, intermediate, and domiciliary care to eligible veterans and their spouses. Care may be covered by Medicare, Medicaid, VA assistance, private insurance, or private pay.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans, and the spouse or surviving spouse of a veteran, who need skilled or intermediate nursing care or domiciliary care. Spouses are admitted on a space-available basis. For skilled nursing care, a physician must certify the need for daily skilled care. Contact the home's admission coordinator to confirm eligibility.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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North Carolina State Veterans Homes (NC State Veterans Homes)
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State-run skilled nursing homes that provide 24-hour care for veterans, including nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, wound care, pain management, hospice, counseling, and activity programs. Homes are located in Salisbury, Black Mountain, Kinston, and Kernersville, and a Fayetteville home is listed as closed for repairs or replacement.

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State-run skilled nursing homes that provide 24-hour care for veterans, including nursing, physical, occupational, and speech therapy, wound care, pain management, hospice, counseling, and activity programs. Homes are located in Salisbury, Black Mountain, Kinston, and Kernersville, and a Fayetteville home is listed as closed for repairs or replacement.

Who it is for

Veterans who need skilled nursing care. The homes are licensed by the State of North Carolina and approved for Medicare, Medicaid, and third party insurance. Contact the home's admissions coordinator for current eligibility, including any discharge and residency requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers (Find a Veterans Service Officer)
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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

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A directory that helps veterans find their local County or Tribal Veterans Service Officer, who provides free, confidential help applying for federal and state veterans benefits.

Who it is for

Any North Dakota veteran, dependent, or surviving spouse who wants free, in-person help understanding or applying for benefits.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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North Dakota Veterans Home (ND Veterans Home)
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North Dakota's state veterans home in Lisbon provides long-term basic care and skilled nursing care for eligible veterans and their spouses. It offers a basic care unit for residents who are independent in personal care and a skilled care unit with ongoing nursing supervision and assistance.

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North Dakota's state veterans home in Lisbon provides long-term basic care and skilled nursing care for eligible veterans and their spouses. It offers a basic care unit for residents who are independent in personal care and a skilled care unit with ongoing nursing supervision and assistance.

Who it is for

North Dakota veterans whose last period of service ended under conditions other than dishonorable, and their spouses or surviving spouses, who need long-term basic care or skilled nursing care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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NAMI New Hampshire Military and Veteran Mental Health Support (NAMI NH Military & Veterans)
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Free peer support, education, and referral help for New Hampshire service members, veterans, and their families dealing with mental health challenges. Includes the NAMI Homefront online resource suite, one-on-one support through the Information and Resource Line, and a private online support group for military and veteran families.

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Free peer support, education, and referral help for New Hampshire service members, veterans, and their families dealing with mental health challenges. Includes the NAMI Homefront online resource suite, one-on-one support through the Information and Resource Line, and a private online support group for military and veteran families.

Who it is for

New Hampshire service members, veterans, and their family members, caregivers, and friends who want mental health support, peer connection, or help finding services.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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New Mexico State Veterans' Home (NM State Veterans' Home)
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A state-run skilled nursing home in Truth or Consequences for veterans who need long-term care, including skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and specialized care. It is the state's first and only veterans home.

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A state-run skilled nursing home in Truth or Consequences for veterans who need long-term care, including skilled nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and specialized care. It is the state's first and only veterans home.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans with 90 or more days of service and their spouses, Gold Star Parents who lost a child in military service, and certain reserve component members who meet residency requirements. Preference is given to New Mexico residents when there is a waiting list, but veterans from any state may apply.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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New Mexico State Veterans Cemeteries (NM State Veterans Cemeteries)
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State-operated veterans cemeteries in Gallup, Fort Stanton (Capitan), Angel Fire, and Taos that provide a burial place for New Mexico veterans and their families, along with memorial wall options for veterans missing in action or missing at sea.

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State-operated veterans cemeteries in Gallup, Fort Stanton (Capitan), Angel Fire, and Taos that provide a burial place for New Mexico veterans and their families, along with memorial wall options for veterans missing in action or missing at sea.

Who it is for

Veterans and their eligible family members seeking interment at a state veterans cemetery. Families memorializing a veteran who is missing in action or missing at sea can also apply for the memorial wall.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families, Rural veterans

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Southern Nevada State Veterans Home (Boulder City) (NV State Veterans Home)
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A state-owned 180-bed skilled nursing facility in Boulder City for eligible veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. It provides 24-hour nursing care, rehabilitation and therapy, mental health care, palliative and hospice services, and specialized Alzheimer's and dementia care. The stated cost for a veteran to reside there is $125 per day, with payment sources including Medicare, Medicaid, VA per diem, and private pay.

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A state-owned 180-bed skilled nursing facility in Boulder City for eligible veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. It provides 24-hour nursing care, rehabilitation and therapy, mental health care, palliative and hospice services, and specialized Alzheimer's and dementia care. The stated cost for a veteran to reside there is $125 per day, with payment sources including Medicare, Medicaid, VA per diem, and private pay.

Who it is for

Eligible veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who need skilled nursing or memory care in southern Nevada.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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New York State Veterans' Nursing Homes (State Veterans Homes)
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New York runs five state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing care and rehabilitation. Eligible veterans have no out-of-pocket cost while in a home, and there is no means test or income limit. The homes are in St. Albans (Queens), Batavia, Oxford, Montrose, and Long Island (Stony Brook).

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New York runs five state veterans homes that provide skilled nursing care and rehabilitation. Eligible veterans have no out-of-pocket cost while in a home, and there is no means test or income limit. The homes are in St. Albans (Queens), Batavia, Oxford, Montrose, and Long Island (Stony Brook).

Who it is for

Veterans who need skilled nursing care, entered active duty from New York or lived in the state for at least one year, have an honorable discharge, and completed at least 30 days of active service. Spouses of eligible veterans may also qualify. Admission priority is based on medical need.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Oklahoma State Veterans Homes (OK Veterans Homes)
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Oklahoma runs a system of state veterans homes that provide intermediate and skilled nursing care to eligible veterans. The homes serve about 1,400 Oklahoma veterans.

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Oklahoma runs a system of state veterans homes that provide intermediate and skilled nursing care to eligible veterans. The homes serve about 1,400 Oklahoma veterans.

Who it is for

Oklahoma veterans certified by the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs for per diem payment who served at least 90 days with one or more days on active duty, and who need intermediate or skilled nursing care because of age, disease, or other disability. A discharge for a service-connected disability may qualify with a shorter service period.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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Oregon Veterans' Homes
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Two state-run long-term care homes for veterans, in The Dalles and in Lebanon (the Edward C. Allworth Veterans' Home). They provide skilled nursing, memory care, and rehabilitative care.

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Two state-run long-term care homes for veterans, in The Dalles and in Lebanon (the Edward C. Allworth Veterans' Home). They provide skilled nursing, memory care, and rehabilitative care.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under general or honorable conditions who need skilled nursing care certified by a physician, plus their spouses or surviving spouses, and parents who had a child die while serving in the U.S. Armed Forces.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Pennsylvania State Veterans Homes
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Pennsylvania runs six state veterans homes that provide long-term care for veterans. All six offer memory care, and four of them also provide nursing care, personal care, and domiciliary care. Residents pay a monthly maintenance fee based on their ability to pay.

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Pennsylvania runs six state veterans homes that provide long-term care for veterans. All six offer memory care, and four of them also provide nursing care, personal care, and domiciliary care. Residents pay a monthly maintenance fee based on their ability to pay.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who served in the U.S. Armed Forces or Pennsylvania Military Forces and are Pennsylvania residents. Preference for admission goes to those whose home of record when they entered the military was Pennsylvania. People who mainly need mental health or custodial care, or who have an unresolved history of alcohol or drug abuse, are not eligible.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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RIVETS Veterans Resource Center (RIVETS Resource Center)
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A statewide walk-in and phone resource center in Warwick where veterans and their families get help with benefits counseling, case management, discharge paperwork, and applying for VA and state programs.

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A statewide walk-in and phone resource center in Warwick where veterans and their families get help with benefits counseling, case management, discharge paperwork, and applying for VA and state programs.

Who it is for

Any Rhode Island veteran, service member, Guard or Reserve member, or family member who needs help figuring out benefits or filling out applications.

Address

RI Office of Veterans Services, Veterans Resource Center

560 Jefferson Boulevard, Warwick, RI

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Rhode Island Veterans Home (RI Veterans Home)
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A state-run home in Bristol that provides 24-hour nursing and residential care to Rhode Island wartime veterans, including skilled nursing, therapy, medical, and social services. Residents pay based on their income.

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A state-run home in Bristol that provides 24-hour nursing and residential care to Rhode Island wartime veterans, including skilled nursing, therapy, medical, and social services. Residents pay based on their income.

Who it is for

Rhode Island wartime veterans with an honorable discharge and at least 90 days of active service during a wartime period, who lived in Rhode Island for 2 consecutive years before applying or entered the service from Rhode Island, subject to Medical Director approval.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

Address

Rhode Island Veterans Home

480 Metacom Avenue, Bristol, RI

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South Carolina State Veterans Homes (SC State Veterans Homes)
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Six state veteran homes across South Carolina that provide skilled or intermediate nursing home care to eligible veterans.

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Six state veteran homes across South Carolina that provide skilled or intermediate nursing home care to eligible veterans.

Who it is for

Veterans separated from the U.S. Armed Forces under general or honorable conditions who qualify as South Carolina citizens and need skilled or intermediate nursing home care.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities

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South Dakota County and Tribal Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find Your Veterans Service Officer)
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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

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A statewide directory listing the county and tribal Veterans Service Officer for every South Dakota county, with office addresses, phone numbers, and hours, so veterans can find free, in-person help applying for state and federal benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, dependent, survivor, or family member in South Dakota who needs free help finding, understanding, or applying for veterans benefits.

Focus: Native American veterans, Rural veterans

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Tennessee State Veterans' Homes (TSVH)
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A state-chartered organization governed by a Governor-appointed board that operates skilled nursing and long-term care homes for Tennessee veterans, with locations in Murfreesboro, Humboldt, Knoxville, Clarksville, and Cleveland, and a new home under construction in Arlington. Homes provide 24-hour nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and long-term or short-term care. VA Higher Per Diem can cover 100 percent of the cost for veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected rating or who need care for a service-connected condition.

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A state-chartered organization governed by a Governor-appointed board that operates skilled nursing and long-term care homes for Tennessee veterans, with locations in Murfreesboro, Humboldt, Knoxville, Clarksville, and Cleveland, and a new home under construction in Arlington. Homes provide 24-hour nursing, rehabilitation therapy, and long-term or short-term care. VA Higher Per Diem can cover 100 percent of the cost for veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected rating or who need care for a service-connected condition.

Who it is for

Honorably discharged veterans who need skilled nursing care and have a Tennessee connection (current resident, born in Tennessee, entered service in Tennessee, Tennessee home of record, or an immediate family caregiver in Tennessee). Spouses and Gold Star parents may be admitted on a space-available basis. Payment can come through VA per diem, Medicare, Tennessee Medicaid, long-term care insurance, or private pay.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Texas State Veterans Homes (State Veterans Homes)
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The Texas Veterans Land Board owns and runs ten state veterans homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care and rehabilitation for Texas veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability can generally live in these homes at no cost.

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The Texas Veterans Land Board owns and runs ten state veterans homes that provide long-term skilled nursing care and rehabilitation for Texas veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability can generally live in these homes at no cost.

Who it is for

Qualified Texas veterans who need long-term nursing care, along with their spouses and Gold Star parents. Admission is governed by Texas Administrative Code and U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs standards covering medical, financial, and military service requirements.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Utah Veterans Cemetery Burial Benefits
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No-cost burial for eligible veterans at the Utah Veterans Cemetery and Memorial Park, including a plot, grave opening and closing, a government headstone or marker, a burial flag, and help applying for federal burial allowances.

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No-cost burial for eligible veterans at the Utah Veterans Cemetery and Memorial Park, including a plot, grave opening and closing, a government headstone or marker, a burial flag, and help applying for federal burial allowances.

Who it is for

Veterans discharged under conditions other than dishonorable, service members who died on active duty, and eligible spouses, minor children, or dependents of a qualifying veteran.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

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Utah Veterans Homes (Utah Veterans Homes)
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Four state veterans homes providing skilled nursing care and specialized memory care for veterans who need long-term care. There is no cost for veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability; for others the VA subsidizes care with a per diem, and the veteran pays the remainder.

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Four state veterans homes providing skilled nursing care and specialized memory care for veterans who need long-term care. There is no cost for veterans with a 70 percent or higher service-connected disability; for others the VA subsidizes care with a per diem, and the veteran pays the remainder.

Who it is for

Veterans who served on active duty or deployed while serving in the reserves, plus spouses of veterans and Gold Star Parents (cost is not VA-subsidized for spouses or Gold Star Parents).

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Vermont Veterans' Home (Vermont Veterans' Home)
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A state-operated residential campus in Bennington providing health care, rehabilitation, and long-term care for veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Services include skilled nursing, long-term care, and rehabilitation.

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A state-operated residential campus in Bennington providing health care, rehabilitation, and long-term care for veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents. Services include skilled nursing, long-term care, and rehabilitation.

Who it is for

Military veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who need residential health care, rehabilitation, or long-term nursing care.

Focus: Surviving spouses and families

How to reach them

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Wisconsin Veterans Homes (WI Veterans Homes)
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Wisconsin operates three state veterans homes that provide 24-hour skilled nursing care to veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who can no longer be cared for at home.

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Wisconsin operates three state veterans homes that provide 24-hour skilled nursing care to veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who can no longer be cared for at home.

Who it is for

Wisconsin veterans, their spouses, and Gold Star parents who need long-term skilled nursing care. Contact a home directly or the WDVA for admission and eligibility details.

Focus: Veterans with disabilities, Surviving spouses and families

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Wyoming Veterans Commission Service Officers (WY Veteran Service Officers)
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Free, in-person help from trained Veteran Service Officers to file VA disability claims, pension claims, and find state and federal benefits, with officers based in regional offices across the state.

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Free, in-person help from trained Veteran Service Officers to file VA disability claims, pension claims, and find state and federal benefits, with officers based in regional offices across the state.

Who it is for

Any Wyoming veteran, service member, or family member who needs help understanding or applying for benefits.

Focus: Rural veterans

How to reach them

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Office of Veterans' Services Island Offices (OVS Island Offices)
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Free, in-person help from Veterans Services Counselors on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island with VA claims, appeals, burial arrangements, tax exemptions, and other state and federal veteran benefits.

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Free, in-person help from Veterans Services Counselors on Oahu, Maui, Kauai, and Hawaii Island with VA claims, appeals, burial arrangements, tax exemptions, and other state and federal veteran benefits.

Who it is for

Any veteran, family member, or survivor in Hawaii who wants help applying for benefits in person or by phone, at no cost.

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Find Veteran Services (County, State & Federal Locations Map) (Find Veteran Services)
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An interactive map and directory to find your County Veterans Service Officer and other veteran service locations across all 99 Iowa counties.

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An interactive map and directory to find your County Veterans Service Officer and other veteran service locations across all 99 Iowa counties.

Who it is for

Any Iowa veteran or family member who wants free, local help applying for benefits and figuring out what they qualify for.

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Kentucky Veterans Field Benefit Representatives (Find Your Benefits Representative)
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A statewide network of local, free benefits representatives who help veterans and families file federal and state VA claims, appeals, and healthcare applications. Kentucky is divided into regions, and every county is covered by one of these regions.

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A statewide network of local, free benefits representatives who help veterans and families file federal and state VA claims, appeals, and healthcare applications. Kentucky is divided into regions, and every county is covered by one of these regions.

Who it is for

Any Kentucky veteran or family member who needs free, in-person or phone help applying for VA or state veterans benefits. Look up your county to see your assigned representative's name and contact information; a few regions currently show the position as vacant, in which case a regional phone number is listed instead.

How to reach them

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UDVMA Veteran Service Officer Regional Offices (Utah VSO Directory)
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Free, in-person or virtual help from a trained Veteran Service Officer to file VA claims, appeals, and benefit applications, organized by region across the state.

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Free, in-person or virtual help from a trained Veteran Service Officer to file VA claims, appeals, and benefit applications, organized by region across the state.

Who it is for

Any Utah veteran, service member, or family member who needs free help filing a VA claim, appeal, or benefit application.

Focus: Rural veterans

How to reach them

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Emergency financial help

Be Connected (ConnectVeterans.org) (Be Connected)

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County Veterans Service Offices

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DVA Office of Advocacy and Assistance

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Delaware Veteran Service Officers (DE Service Officers)

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Delaware Joining Forces (Delaware Joining Forces)

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Find Veteran Services (County, State & Federal Locations Map) (Find Veteran Services)

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Idaho Veteran Service Officers Directory (Find a Service Officer)

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IDVA Veteran Service Officer Network (Illinois VSO Locator)

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Indiana County Veteran Service Officer Network (Indiana CVSOs)

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Louisiana Parish Veterans Service Offices Directory (Find a Service Office)

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Massachusetts Veterans' Service Officer Locator and Chapter 115 Benefits Estimator (Find Your VSO)

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Minnesota County Veterans Service Officer Directory (Find a CVSO)

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Veterans Benefits Specialists (County Veterans Service Officers) (MS Veterans Benefits Specialists Directory)

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County and Tribal Veterans Service Officers (Find a Veterans Service Officer)

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County Veterans Service Officers Directory (CVSO Directory)

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New Hampshire Veterans Services Officers (VSOs) and Appointment Sites (NH VSO Locations)