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The Veterans Crisis Line provides confidential crisis support and connection to help for Veterans, service members and their loved ones.

Access VA mental health services and information about treatment, counseling and behavioral health support for Veterans.

The VA National Center for PTSD provides education, treatment information and resources for Veterans, families and providers.

Vet Centers provide readjustment counseling and related services for eligible Veterans, service members and their families.

Explore VA programs and services for health care, benefits, education, housing, employment and more.

Find VA information, tools and support resources for Veterans and their families.

Explore education and training opportunities and VA education benefits.

Find employment and career resources designed to help Veterans transition into civilian careers.

AMOR Umbrella’s entrepreneurial learning initiative for Veterans and aspiring entrepreneurs.

A VA resource connecting women Veterans with information and assistance related to VA services and benefits.

Resources, education and support for people caring for Veterans.

Explore VA benefits and programs for spouses, children, survivors and other eligible family members.

Explore VA housing assistance, home loan information and other housing-related programs.

VA’s National Call Center connects Veterans experiencing homelessness or at risk of homelessness with assistance and resources.

Programs providing trained service dogs and related assistance to eligible Veterans.

A South Dakota organization providing service dogs to Veterans and first responders, with hands-on training based in the Rapid City area.

Provides canine-assisted service programs for Veterans, law enforcement and emergency personnel.

A California organization that rescues dogs and pairs trained rescue dogs with eligible post-9/11 Veterans through its Psychiatric Service Dog Program.

Texas-based service-dog organization supporting eligible Veterans with conditions including PTS, TBI, MST and chronic pain.

Learn about VA disability compensation, eligibility and how to apply for benefits related to service-connected disabilities.

VA’s legal services information and pathways to assistance for qualifying Veterans.

AMOR Umbrella’s production platform for stories, creative work and initiatives centered on hope, purpose and community.

Resources for Veterans navigating transition, identity, purpose, career and the search for a meaningful next chapter.

The National Veterans Foundation operates a Lifeline for Vets providing assistance and connection to resources. Call 888-777-4443.

A nonprofit focused on preventing suicide among service members and Veterans and connecting people with support.

Access information about VA health care, eligibility, enrollment and medical services for Veterans.

VA information for adding or removing eligible dependents from qualifying benefits.

Learn about VA pension programs and eligibility for qualifying Veterans and survivors.

Veteran Readiness and Employment can provide career planning, education, training, employment services and other support for eligible Veterans.

Use VA’s online tools to review the status of submitted claims and applications.

Access VA benefit verification and other official correspondence through VA online services.

Learn how eligible Veterans can obtain a Certificate of Eligibility for a VA-backed home loan.

VA’s online tools can help claimants submit supporting documentation associated with eligible claims.

Learn how to access or request VA medical records and health information.

Veterans can use VA health tools to manage eligible prescription refill needs.

Find information and tools for scheduling appointments with VA health care providers.

VA information for eligible Veterans who need hearing aid batteries and certain prosthetic supplies.

A national directory connecting military and Veteran communities with resources and support programs.

HUD-VASH combines rental assistance with VA case management and clinical services for eligible homeless Veterans.

SSVF providers can help eligible low-income Veteran families obtain or maintain permanent housing and connect with supportive services.

Stand Downs can connect homeless Veterans with food, shelter, clothing, health screenings, benefits counseling and referrals.

PATH provides supportive services intended to help people experiencing homelessness transition into and remain in permanent housing.

Connects communities and service providers with resources addressing housing, food, employment, legal services and other needs of homeless Veterans.

Employment and vocational services may include job training, resume development, job-seeking skills and assistance with starting a business.

VA employment programs can provide pathways toward competitive employment for Veterans experiencing homelessness.

Find local employment and training services, career development assistance and workforce resources.

Search employment opportunities listed through the National Veterans Foundation.

Employment and career resources connected to the California Military Department and Guard and Reserve community.

U.S. Small Business Administration resources designed to help Veterans start, operate and grow businesses.

Use VA’s facility locator to find hospitals, clinics and other VA health care locations.

The Veterans and Loved Ones Recovery program provides specialty behavioral health services to Veterans in Los Angeles County.

The Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration provides behavioral health information and treatment referral resources, including support for military-connected communities.

SAMHSA’s National Helpline provides confidential treatment referral and information for mental health and substance-use concerns. Call 1-800-662-HELP (4357).

QL+ focuses on helping injured and ill Veterans and first responders overcome daily challenges and reconnect with activities they value.

The Mission Continues connects Veterans with service opportunities and community-based missions.

Team RWB connects Veterans to their communities through physical and social activities.

IAVA provides resources, advocacy and community support for Veterans of the Iraq and Afghanistan generations and their families.

An online resource connecting Veterans, family members and supporters with information and solutions for issues affecting their lives.

Team Rubicon mobilizes Veterans and first responders for disaster response and community service missions.

Student Veterans of America supports Veterans in higher education and after graduation.

A national Veterans organization offering community connection, advocacy and Veteran-focused programs.

The VFW advocates for Veterans and provides community, camaraderie and Veteran support programs.

Provides food assistance to Veterans, spouses and children experiencing food insecurity.

Provides expertly trained service dogs to help Veterans with invisible disabilities such as PTSD and TBI.

Provides service dogs to Veterans with qualifying physical and behavioral health concerns.

Provides pro bono legal assistance to qualifying current and former service members, addressing barriers involving housing, education, employment and health care.

NVLSP works to help Veterans and service members obtain benefits to which they may be entitled.

A military and Veteran support initiative providing refurbished vehicles to qualifying recipients through participating organizations.

Additional information relating to disability resources and guidance.

Additional information and tools related to Veteran benefits, including a VA disability back-pay calculator.