The Committee's objective is to ensure that all veterans have equal access to services provided by any agency; study conditions pertaining to Veterans; serve as a center of information on matters affecting Veterans; receive and act on all complaints relative to acts of discrimination on account of race, color, creed.
Many veterans may be eligible for VA benefits but have never taken the time to explore what is available to them or file a claim. If you have never applied for VA benefits, or if you are unsure whether you are receiving all the benefits for which you qualify, now is a good time to find out.
Visit or contact your local VA clinic or VA regional office to learn about the benefits available to you and the steps required to apply. You may also consult a Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) representative, who can help you understand your eligibility, available benefits, and the claims process.
Even if you are currently receiving VA benefits, you may qualify for additional programs and healthcare resources. Talk with your VA primary care provider about programs that may be available to you, including:
Eligibility requirements vary, so ask your VA healthcare provider or benefits representative whether these programs are appropriate and available to you.
You served our country, and you may have earned benefits that you are not currently using. Take the time to learn what is available to you and determine whether you qualify.
Contact your local VA facility or speak with a VBA representative today. Your benefits are worth exploring.