The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs provides information concerning accessing healthcare and benefits, education and training and burial or memorial services. It is very helpful to see what benefits each veteran is eligible for and what benefits you should be expecting.  

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• VA Welcome Kit (A Must Have!!)

• Veteran Benefits Book PDF

• Find A Job

• Search for A Career

• Earn a degree or attend a technical school with benefits

Military Officers Association of America provides many support services including financial, health, transition and career, educational assistance and exclusive discounts. It is an association of military officers who have an active role in military matters affecting the career force, the retired community and veterans.

Military OneSource is a valuable resource and wealth of knowledge for coaches, veterans, and their families. Under the “Military Life Topics” tab you will find categorized links to specific information and databases. The website provides guidance for everything from financial advice to crisis prevention.

Military.com offers resources about benefits, education, jobs, money, and more. It has many useful tools, such as a military skills translator, job search, and a GI Bill calculator. This site is a great source of information for veterans looking for basic help.

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• Military Transition Center

Operation Homefront provides help in areas such as food assistance, home repair, financial assistance, auto repair. You can apply for these many services through their website. They list the criteria needed for each service, as well as required documents.

NYC Department of Veteran's Services​ work with veterans to find permanent housing and access to support services. Their VetsThriveNYC Integrative Health Program suports the physical, mental and spiritual well-being of veterans and their families. They provide education and career opportunities through a network of city, public, private and non-profit partners. They also have a coordinated service network with VetConnect NYC that provides the human and technological infrastructure for veterans and their families to access benefits, resources and care. 

PsychArmor Institute is a non-profit that provides free education and support to all Americans so they can effectively engage with the military community. They have a wealth of online courses about issues relevant to the military and veteran communities.Their self-paced courses are geared toward military culture, healthcare providers, employers, educators, volunteers, caregivers and families. This information is critical to those who work, live, care for and interact with Veterans often. 

Easter Seals provides veterans with an array of services including, advocacy and education, employment programs and job training, caregiver services and health and wellness programs. They also collaborate with FreddieMac to offer financial guidance to veterans and their families.

Veterans United Network provides information for veterans on topics such as VA loans, landing a job, relocation and travel, fitness and health, and much more.

Military and Veterans Discount Center provides details about discounts for military and veterans. Some examples of the companies involved: Apple Computers, Amtrak, 24 Hour Fitness, Applebee’s, AT&T, Chase, Chipotle, Costco, Ford, Geico, Home Depot, Macy’s, Regal Cinemas, Southwest Airlines, Sprint, T-Mobile, Under Armour, Verizon, Walgreens.