Free help understanding benefits, local county services, family and caregiver support, and
crisis resources.
Veterans and their families may need assistance navigating the many benefits, programs, and services available after military service. Finding the right resource can be challenging because benefits are provided by different agencies and organizations.
Many veterans are unaware that they may qualify for VA healthcare even if they have other health insuraThis guide helps North Brunswick veterans identify support services, benefit navigation assistance, and organizations that can help connect them with available resources.nce or are not currently receiving other VA benefits.
Veterans may benefit from assistance understanding:
Veterans do not have to navigate the system alone.
VSOs provide free assistance with VA benefits and may help with:
Consider working with an accredited VSO before paying anyone for help with VA claims.
Middlesex County provides resources and support services for veterans living in the county.
Veterans experiencing housing challenges may qualify for assistance.
See the Veterans Housing & Home Loan Assistance Guide.
The VA provides mental health resources for eligible veterans.
Veteran families and caregivers may qualify for resources including:
VA Caregiver Support Program: 1-855-260-3274
Some veterans may need help with:
Veterans may find support through:
Accredited Veterans Service Officers assist veterans free of charge.
Contact an accredited VSO or Middlesex County Veterans Services — they can review your situation and point you to programs.
Yes. Call 988 and press 1, or text 838255, any time.
Free, confidential support 24/7. Text 838255 to reach a responder.
Find an accredited VSO or representative near you.
Local benefits information, referrals, and program
navigation.
Never pay for help filing a VA claim before talking to a VSO.
Accredited Veterans Service Officers provide the same claim assistance at no cost.
