1. Assists with VA Benefits Claims

• Helps veterans apply for disability compensation, pensions, health care, education benefits (e.g., GI Bill), and more.

• Gathers required documentation and ensures paperwork is complete and accurate.

• Tracks the status of claims and provides updates to veterans.

2. Advocates on Behalf of Veterans

• Represents veterans in dealings with the VA.

• Can assist in appealing denied claims.

• Works to ensure veterans get the full range of benefits they are entitled to.

3. Provides Counseling and Support

• Offers guidance on how different VA programs work.

• Helps veterans understand their rights and options.

• Connects them to support services, including mental health, employment assistance, and housing.

4. Refers to Community Resources

• Links veterans to local services like VA hospitals, state veterans homes, employment programs, legal assistance, and nonprofit resources.

5. Helps Survivors and Dependents

• Supports spouses and children of deceased veterans in applying for survivor benefits, burial benefits, and education assistance.