Veterans Affairs, and Veteran Service Agencies

Whether a civilian for years or a newly separated, veterans should check with their Veterans Affairs Regional Office to confirm eligibility and update information as requirements may change. 


Veteran Service Officers (VSOs) are accredited professionals who assist with filing benefits claims, tracking their progress, and appealing denied claims. VSO services are free.


Department of Veteran Services (DVS) provide veterans and their families with professional help to resolve social, medical, and economic matters.


Vet Centers are community-based counseling centers that provide a wide range of social and psychological services, including professional counseling to eligible Veterans.


The Veterans Affairs Welcome Kit can help guide veterans to the benefits they’ve earned.


https://www.theforgottenveteran.org/va


Veterans Affairs & Veteran Service Agencies / NYC

Scan the QR Code to quickly book an appointment either in person or virtually, or visit: https://va.my.site.com/VAVERA/s/ Beginning May 7, 2025, a Real ID or passport will be required for entry into the Manhattan VA Regional Office.

Veterans Affairs Regional Office in Manhattan

Joseph P. Dwyer Veterans Peer Support Project

VA Regional Benefits Office / NYC

NYS Department of Veterans Services

NYC Department of Veterans Services

Disabled American Veterans / NYC

Bronx Vet Center

Manhattan Vet Center



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