Veteran Resources
LETTER FROM A VETERAN
Dear Congressman Thanedar,
I hope this message finds you well. I am writing to express my heartfelt gratitude for the invaluable assistance and unwavering support that you and your dedicated team provided in securing my deserved disability benefits.
As a veteran who has served our nation, navigating the complexities of obtaining disability benefits felt overwhelming at times. However, your office's prompt attention, dedication, and expertise in advocating for my case made an immense difference in my life. Your commitment to ensuring that veterans receive the care and support they rightfully deserve is truly commendable.
The compassion and professionalism exhibited by your office throughout this process reaffirmed my belief in the commitment of our elected officials to serve and support those who have served our country. Your proactive efforts have not only secured the benefits I needed but have also restored my faith in the system's ability to honor and care for its veterans.
I cannot emphasize enough the impact your intervention has had on my life and the lives of countless other veterans who rely on such critical support. Your advocacy and commitment to our community are invaluable, and I am deeply grateful for your unwavering dedication to veterans' welfare.
Once again, thank you for your tireless efforts, unwavering support, and commitment to ensuring that veterans receive the care and benefits they have rightfully earned through their service to our nation.
With the utmost gratitude,
Constituent from Lincoln Park
AMERICAN HERO’S ACCESS VETERAN RESOURCES WITH OUR OFFICE
Our office is steadfast in ensuring our veterans have access to a comprehensive array of resources tailored specifically to their needs. From healthcare to housing, employment opportunities to educational support, we're committed to providing the necessary tools and assistance for our veterans to thrive.
VETERAN RESOURCES
FIND VETERAN RESOURCES
Veterans Affairs (VA) Benefits: The VA offers a wide range of benefits, including healthcare, disability compensation, education and training, vocational rehabilitation, home loans, and more.
Click Here: Veterans Benefits Administration
Veterans Health Administration (VHA): The VHA provides healthcare services to eligible veterans, including medical treatment, mental health services, and rehabilitation programs.
Click Here: VA Health Care | Veterans Affairs
Veterans Education Benefits: Veterans may be eligible for education benefits such as the GI Bill, which provides financial support for education and training programs, including college tuition, vocational training, and certification exams.
Click Here: VA Education And Training Benefits
Veterans Employment Services: Programs like the Veterans Employment Center (VEC) and Veterans' Employment and Training Service (VETS) offer resources and assistance to help veterans find employment opportunities, transition to civilian careers, and access job training programs.
Click Here: Employment Resources for Veterans
Veterans Housing Assistance: The VA offers housing assistance programs, including VA home loans, grants for disabled veterans to adapt their homes for accessibility, and homeless veterans programs aimed at providing housing and support services.
Click Here: VA Housing Assistance
Veterans Crisis Line: Available 24/7, the Veterans Crisis Line provides confidential support to veterans in crisis, including mental health crises, thoughts of suicide, and other emotional distress.
Click Here: Veteran Suicide Prevention
Call 988 and select 1 or Text 838255.
Veterans Service Organizations (VSOs): VSOs like the American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW), Disabled American Veterans (DAV), and others offer a range of services, advocacy, and support to veterans and their families.
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American Legion: https://www.legion.org/
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Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW): https://www.vfw.org/
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Disabled American Veterans (DAV): https://www.dav.org/
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Vietnam Veterans of America (VVA): https://vva.org/
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AMVETS (American Veterans): https://amvets.org/
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Paralyzed Veterans of America (PVA): https://www.pva.org/
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Military Order of the Purple Heart (MOPH): https://www.purpleheart.org/
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Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America (IAVA): https://iava.org/
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Wounded Warrior Project (WWP): https://www.woundedwarriorproject.org/
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National Association of American Veterans (NAAV): https://www.naavets.org/
CONTACT VA HEALTH SERVICES DETROIT
Detroit VA Medical Center-Valor Center
3245 East Jefferson Avenue
Detroit, MI 48207-4222
Main number: 313-576-1550
John D. Dingell Department of Veterans Affairs Medical Center
4646 John R Street
Detroit, MI 48201-1916
Main number: 313-576-1000
Mental health: 313-576-1000, ext. 65370
Piquette Street VA Clinic
301 Piquette Street
Community Resource & Referral Center (CRRC)
Detroit, MI 48202-3513
Main number: 313-576-1580
CONTACT VA URGENT CARE DETROIT
American Current Care of Michigan
2630 E Jefferson Ave
Detroit, MI 48207-4129
Main number: 866-944-6046
CONTACT VA COMMUNITY PHARMACIES AND BENEFITS DETROIT
CVS Pharmacy
1037 Woodward Ave
Detroit, MI 48226
Main number: 313-963-1007
Griswold Pharmacy
1411 Washington Blvd
Detroit, MI 48226
Main number: 313-237-9000
Pharmor-Pharmacy-Lafayette
1565 E Lafayette
Detroit, MI 48207
Main number: 313-396-5555
Corktown Apothecary
1444 Michigan Ave
Detroit, MI 48216
Main number: 313-974-7079
Pharmor Pharmacy Doctors
3169 Woodward Ave
Detroit, MI 48201
Main number: 313-832-4810
Eastern market Pharmacy
2925 Russell St Ste 100
Detroit, MI 48207
Main number: 313-462-4828
Parkview Pharmacy LLC
670 Chene Street
Detroit, MI 48207
Main number: 313-259-0090
Physicians Pharmacy and Med supply
40 E Alexandrine St
Detroit, MI 48201
Main number: 313-832-2050
Midtown RX Pharmacy
4100 Woodward Ave
Detroit, MI 48201
Main number: 313-832-5900
Karmanos Cancer Hospital Pharmacy
4100 John R Ste HP00RX
Detroit, MI 48201
Main number: 313-576-9350
MICHIGAN STATE RESOURCES
Michigan Veterans Affairs Agency (MVAA):
The MVAA provides assistance and support to veterans and their families, including access to benefits, education, employment, healthcare, and housing resources. Click Here to go to the MVAA website.
Michigan Veterans Trust Fund (MVTF):
The MVTF offers emergency grants and assistance to eligible Michigan veterans and their families who are experiencing financial hardship. Click Here to go to the MVTF website.
Michigan Veterans Homes:
Michigan operates two state-run veterans homes, located in Grand Rapids and Marquette, providing long-term care, rehabilitation, and residential services to eligible veterans. Click Here to go to the Michigan Veterans Homes website.
Michigan Veterans Employment Services (MVES):
MVES offers employment assistance and resources to help veterans find job opportunities, transition to civilian careers, and access training programs. Click Here to go to the Michigan Veterans Employment Website
Michigan Veteran Education Programs
Michigan provides various education programs and benefits for veterans, including tuition assistance, scholarship programs, and educational resources. Click Here to go to the Michigan Veterans’ Affairs Education Webpage
County Veterans Service Offices
Contact information for county-specific Veterans Service Offices can be found on the MVAA website to access local assistance and support services tailored to veterans' needs. Click Here to go to the MVAA County Specific Information