Veteran Resources

General information about the GI Bill can be found at https://www.va.gov/education/about-gi-bill-benefits/post-9-11/. This valuable resource provides insights into the benefits available to veterans. For guidance on how to effectively use your benefits, including support from the VA Resource Navigator, visit https://www.va.gov/education/about-gi-bill-benefits/how-to-use-benefits/. Additionally, if you or someone you know is in crisis, the Veterans Crisis Line is available for immediate assistance.

For veterans looking to understand their benefits under the PACT Act, the VA Resource Navigator is an essential tool. This resource can help you explore how the GI Bill may apply to your situation and what additional benefits you are entitled to. If you are facing challenges or need immediate support, don’t hesitate to reach out to the Veterans Crisis Line, which is available 24/7 for assistance.

For more information on the GI Bill and other resources available to veterans, you can refer to the VA Resource Navigator, which is designed to help veterans access essential services. Additionally, if you or someone you know is in crisis, remember that the Veterans Crisis Line is available for support. You can find valuable resources in the provided PDF document at https://www.prevention.va.gov/PCL/docs/NCP-PCL-Handout-VA-Resource-Navigator-508.pdf and learn more on the VA Navigator page at https://www.prevention.va.gov/PCL/PCL-VA-Navigator.asp.

Transitional aid, Housing Aid, Transportation Assistance, Bedside Financial Support, Education and Career Aid, Veteran to Veteran Support, Apprenticeship, PTSD Aid, Counseling Aid, Neurofitness, TBI Support, and resources like the GI Bill and the VA Resource Navigator can greatly benefit veterans. If you need immediate support, remember the Veterans Crisis Line is available to help. 

Reach out to Semper Fi Fund: 760-725-3680 

Online Contact Form 

https://semperfifund.org/contact-us/

Financial aid is available for rent, mortgage, utilities, and childcare during illness or surgery, as well as for housing and/or airfare for a family member to assist an injured or recovering veteran. To explore these resources and apply for financial aid, including information related to the GI Bill and the VA Resource Navigator, visit https://operationsecondchance.org/. If you or someone you know is in crisis, reaching out to the Veterans Crisis Line can provide immediate support.

Financial assistance for overdue bills, repairs, and critical family needs is available for veterans. You can apply by clicking https://operationhomefront.org/critical-financial-assistance/, and for additional resources, consider the GI Bill, the VA Resource Navigator, or the Veterans Crisis Line for support.

Explore payment-free vehicles and mortgage-free homes while benefiting from leadership development and outdoor recreation. For more information about these services, including resources like the GI Bill and the VA Resource Navigator, you can contact them by calling (210) 615-8973 or visiting https://militarywarriors.org/. If you or someone you know is in crisis, don't hesitate to reach out to the Veterans Crisis Line for support.

We offer 24/7 referral to the nearest Vet Center for free counseling (individual and group), as well as connections to military benefits, VSOs, employment assistance, financial resources, and support for homelessness. For additional information about the VA Resource Navigator, the GI Bill, or to reach the Veterans Crisis Line, please click https://vetcenter.va.gov/ or call 877-927-8387.

Get Connected, Get Answers: Call 2-1-1 or visit 211.org to find local resources for crisis, food, housing, utilities, healthcare, and employment, including assistance through the GI Bill, the VA Resource Navigator, and support from the Veterans Crisis Line.

Therapy services for Veterans and first responders are available, and you can find a provider near you by visiting the VA Resource Navigator. For additional support, remember the Veterans Crisis Line is also a valuable resource. To locate a provider, click https://giveanhour.org/provider-search/

24/7 Support, Info & Many Groups for Psychological Health and TBI are available, including resources like the GI Bill, the VA Resource Navigator, and the Veterans Crisis Line. For more information, click https://health.mil/Military-Health-Topics/Centers-of-Excellence/Psychological-Health-Center-of-Excellence.

They connect individuals with substance use treatment and provide valuable resources such as the GI Bill for veterans. For more information about these services, including the VA Resource Navigator and the Veterans Crisis Line, click https://www.samhsa.gov/

Our peer support team is here to follow up with you, veteran to veteran. If you need assistance navigating resources like the GI Bill or connecting with the Veterans Crisis Line, reach out to Vets 4 Warriors. To talk to a peer, click https://vets4warriors.com/talk-to-us/ or call 1-855-838-8255 for more support.

The Nassau County Veterans Service Agency offers veterans complimentary transportation for their scheduled VA Medical Appointments. Veterans will be picked up at their residence and driven by a NCVSA vehicle to a designated VA Facility. This service is particularly beneficial for those utilizing the GI Bill and seeking to access various VA resources, including the VA Resource Navigator for assistance with their appointments. 

The transportation services cover several locations, including the VA East Meadow Clinic, VA Valley Stream Clinic, VA Vet Center Hicksville, and VA Main Hospital Northport. 

Please note that all transportation appointments must be reserved at least 2 weeks prior to the scheduled VA appointment. For assistance, veterans can call (516) 572-6526 to schedule transportation for their upcoming VA Medical Appointment. Additionally, if veterans are in need of immediate support, they can reach out to the Veterans Crisis Line for help.

The NRD connects service members, veterans, family members, and caregivers to vetted resources that support their recovery, rehabilitation, and transition. This includes important information about the GI Bill and access to the VA Resource Navigator, as well as the Veterans Crisis Line for those in need of support. For more details, visit https://nrd.gov/

Explore the VA Resource Navigator to find essential services for veterans and their families, including information on the GI Bill and access to the Veterans Crisis Line. Visit https://myvhwf.org/connection/resource-search-tool/ for more resources.

THE FDNY DISCRIMINATES AGAINST VETERANS! 

If you believe your hiring process has been affected by discrimination, especially if you are a veteran with PTSD, please read these articles carefully: https://dralegal.org/press/eeoc-finds-that-fdny-discriminates-against-veterans-with-ptsd-in-hiring-process/ and https://dralegal.org/case/fdnys-discrimination-against-veterans/. It’s essential for veterans to know their rights and resources, such as the GI Bill and the VA Resource Navigator, which can assist in navigating these challenges. If you feel you have been impacted, don’t hesitate to reach out to the representatives at the bottom of each article. Together, we can work towards resolving these issues, ensuring that all veterans receive the fair treatment they deserve, and remember, you can always contact the Veterans Crisis Line for immediate support.