Programs & services
Listed on the organization's official site (va.gov), checked Aug 21, 2026. Always confirm availability with the organization.
- VA health careMost Veterans who served on active duty and didn’t receive a dishonorable discharge may qualify.
- Mental health carePeople who need counseling, therapy, and specialized care for conditions such as PTSD, depression, and substance use disorders; some services are available even if not enrolled.
- Community careEligible Veterans may get care from non-VA providers in the community care network if VA services aren’t available nearby or quickly enough.
- Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family CaregiversEligible caregivers can receive training, resources, and financial assistance.
- Program of General Caregiver Support ServicesEligible caregivers can receive training, resources, and financial assistance.
Eligibility
Most Veterans who served on active duty and didn’t receive a dishonorable discharge may qualify. Eligibility may depend on service history, disability status, and income.
How to apply
Summarized from the program's official site (va.gov), checked Aug 21, 2026. Always confirm details with the program.
- Review the program's site information about VA health care eligibility.
- Apply for VA health care online, by phone, by mail, or in person at a VA medical center or clinic.
- If you need in-person help, use the online facility locator to find your nearest VA health facility.
Contact
- Call the National Call Center for Homeless Veterans at 1-877-424-383824/7 — connects veterans who are homeless or at risk with local help.
- Serves all of Connecticut
Next step
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Source: VA.gov, the official U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs website. Details can change; confirm directly with the program.
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