Veteran Resource Center
There are many Veteran services beyond call captioning to provide you with support and community. Browse some of the resources and programs available to you.
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Veteran services and info
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Veteran services
Canteens across the country include coffee shops, cafés, and retail stores where Veterans can gather, relax, and share their experiences.
Stand down events
Stand Downs through the Department of Veterans Affairs offer homeless or at-risk Veterans food, clothing, and referrals for essential services to help get them back on their feet.
Transition Assistance Program (TAP)
Multiple government agencies contribute to the Transition Assistance Program, offering education, training, and employment resources.
VA caregiver support
Family members who care for Veterans can access education and training, resources, support, and referrals both online and at VA facilities.
Computer/Electronic Accommodations Program
Department of Defense employees and active-duty service members with disabilities can get help with accessing accommodations for accessible technology through CAP.
DAV transportation to hospital
Disabled American Veterans (DAV) coordinates transportation nationwide to VA medical facilities if you’re sick or injured and need a ride for treatment.
My HealtheVet online portal
This online portal through the VA allows you to manage your health care, including appointments, prescriptions, and communication with providers.
Veteran services state contacts
Veteran Service Officers can help submit claims to the Department of Veterans Affairs to avoid mistakes and delays. You can use a VSO through your state Veterans Affairs office or through many Veteran support organizations.
Disabled American Veterans
DAV offers disabled Veteran resources and services covering benefits, employment assistance, emergency relief, and day-to-day services.
Veteran benefits by state
There’s a Department of Veterans Affairs office in every state that offers Veteran support services, programs, and resources.
Continuing education for Veteran service providers
Earn CEUs
Satisfy your continuing education requirements.
Expertise
Learn about no-cost services you can recommend to Veterans.
Keep current
Stay on top of new developments in hearing health.
Hearing loss & aging: A public health perspective
Explore the role of hearing loss as a potentially modifiable risk factor in late life for cognitive decline and dementia and the importance of treating hearing loss in older adults.
Improved speech understanding
Learn how television closed captioning and captioned telephone service help individuals with hearing loss better understand speech on the television and telephone.
Intro to CaptionCall by Sorenson
Learn how technology can level the playing field when communicating on the phone as well as eligibility requirements for patients to receive captioning service from CaptionCall by Sorenson.
