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Assistance and Benefits for Veteran Single Mothers in Kansas

Last Updated on November 19, 2025 by Rachel

Last updated: September 2025


This guide zeroes in on programs built for veterans and their families, with Kansas specifics. You’ll see what to do first, who to call, what papers to gather, and what to try if Plan A falls through. Links go straight to official pages so you can act fast.

If You Only Do 3 Things — Emergency Actions to Take

  • Call the VA’s 24/7 homeless and housing line and ask for same‑day help with rent, utilities, or shelter through Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF). Use 1-877-4AID-VET (1-877-424-3838) and also contact Kansas SSVF providers such as The Salvation Army’s SSVF at 1-844-596-7783 or Catholic Charities Wichita SSVF at 1-316-202-0637. (hud.gov)
  • Call or text the Women Veterans Call Center for fast navigation to maternity care, MST counseling, and women’s health at 1-855-829-6636, and ask to be connected to your facility’s Women Veterans Program Manager. For Eastern Kansas and Wichita, you can also email or call the listed WVPMs on their pages. Women Veterans Call Center and VA Eastern Kansas Women Veteran Care. (womenshealth.va.gov)
  • If you’re behind on a VA mortgage, call a VA loan technician at 1-877-827-3702 for foreclosure‑avoidance options, before you miss another payment. Ask about repayment plans, forbearance, or alternatives. See VA Help to Avoid Foreclosure and Regional Loan Center Contact. (va.gov)

Quick Help Box — Numbers and Links to Keep Handy

Who to Call First in Kansas

Start with the agencies that can move money or approvals fastest.

Quick Table — Kansas Women Veteran Contacts

What you need Where to go Phone Link
Women’s health, maternity, MST care VA Wichita Women Veteran Care 1-316-685-2221 (switchboard) VA Wichita Women Veteran Care
Women’s health, maternity, MST care VA Eastern Kansas Women Veteran Care (Topeka/Leavenworth) 1-785-350-3111 (Topeka), 1-913-682-2000 (Leavenworth) VA Eastern Kansas Women Veteran Care
State claims and appeals Kansas Office of Veterans Services (KOVS) 1-785-296-3976 KOVS (State approving and VSR contacts)
24/7 women’s navigation Women Veterans Call Center 1-855-829-6636 Women Veterans Call Center

(va.gov)

Housing, Rent, and Homelessness Help (Veteran‑Specific)

Most important move: Call SSVF first if you have a 3‑day pay‑or‑quit, an eviction case, or a shutoff notice. SSVF can cover past‑due rent, deposits, basic furniture, and utility arrears for eligible veteran families, and they pay vendors directly.

Eligibility: You must be a veteran (no dishonorable discharge), meet income limits, and be homeless or at imminent risk. Documentation is required. See Salvation Army SSVF eligibility and Catholic Charities SSVF eligibility. (centralusa.salvationarmy.org)

Documents to gather: DD‑214, photo ID, proof of income, lease or eviction papers, utility bills, and any court notices. Both SSVF providers list contact info and hours to submit. Catholic Charities SSVF and Salvation Army SSVF. (catholiccharitieswichita.org)

Timelines: Crisis placements can move same‑day when beds or funds exist. For arrears or deposits, plan for verification and landlord/vendor setup. Ask your SSVF case manager for current processing time in your county. SSVF program pages and VA homeless resources explain the process and contacts. Call to confirm current availability before applying. (centralusa.salvationarmy.org)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

Table — Veteran Housing Contacts in Kansas

Program Who they help How to reach Link
SSVF – Salvation Army (statewide + KC metro) Very low‑income veteran families, homeless or at risk 1-844-596-7783 Salvation Army SSVF
SSVF – Catholic Charities Wichita (25 counties) Very low‑income veteran families, south‑central/southeast KS 1-316-202-0637 Catholic Charities Wichita SSVF
HUD‑VASH (Wichita) Literally homeless veterans needing voucher + case mgmt. 1-316-685-2221 (ask HUD‑VASH) Wichita VA contact
HUD‑VASH (Eastern Kansas) Literally homeless veterans needing voucher + case mgmt. 1-785-350-3111 (Topeka), 1-913-682-2000 (Leavenworth) Eastern Kansas contact

(centralusa.salvationarmy.org)

Stop a Utility Shutoff in Kansas Today — Veteran Paths Only

Most important move: Ask SSVF for “temporary financial assistance” for utility arrears to stop a shutoff. Give your disconnection notice and account number so they can pay the utility directly. Start with Salvation Army SSVF or Catholic Charities Wichita SSVF and the VA line 1‑877‑424‑3838 when after hours. (centralusa.salvationarmy.org)

If you use VA care, also check Beneficiary Travel for reimbursements that can free up money for bills. Submit claims within 30 days of care. Call 1‑855‑574‑7292 or see VA travel pay. If you live in Wichita, ask about Veterans Ride Free bus fares to save on gas. (news.va.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

  • Apply for the VFW’s grant if your hardship is service‑related or connected to deployment or pay errors. The VFW Unmet Needs grant can pay creditors directly for utilities and other basics. Processing is “no more than 20 business days after all documents are received,” so upload everything at once. (vfw.org)

Health Care Built for Women Veterans

Most important move: Contact your Women Veterans Program Manager. She connects you to gender‑specific primary care, mental health, MST recovery, and maternity coordination. VA Wichita Women Veteran Care and VA Eastern Kansas Women Veteran Care list WVPMs and contact options. (va.gov)

  • Maternity care: VA covers prenatal visits, ultrasounds, labor/delivery, and newborn care on the birth date plus the first 7 days. Maternity Care Coordinators (MCCs) now support you through 12 months postpartum. Ask for a breast pump, nursing bras, and lactation support through your MCC. VA Maternity Care and VA expands maternity coordination. (womenshealth.va.gov)
  • MST counseling and women’s mental health: You can receive MST‑related care even if you’re not otherwise eligible for VA health care. Use the Women Veterans Call Center at 1‑855‑829‑6636 for fast routing. Women’s Health — MST and mental health and WVCC. (va.gov)
  • Dental: If you’re not eligible for free VA dental, you can still buy discounted coverage through the VA Dental Insurance Program (VADIP) (Delta Dental or MetLife). VADIP is permanent and open to enrolled veterans and CHAMPVA family members; see plan details and enroll. VA dental care overview. (va.gov)
  • Caregiver support and stipends: If you’re a veteran with serious service‑connected disabilities, your caregiver may qualify for training, respite, travel pay, health coverage through CHAMPVA, and a monthly stipend under PCAFC. VA announced in July 2025 it will extend “legacy” caregiver eligibility to Sept. 30, 2028 while the rulemaking continues. VA Caregiver Program (PCAFC) and VA press release on extension. (va.gov)

Documents to gather: Two forms of ID, DD‑214, any prior VA decision letters, pregnancy records, and insurance cards. To ask about CHAMPVA for your child, see CHAMPVA eligibility and how to apply or call 1‑800‑733‑8387. (va.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

  • Call the WVCC again and ask for “warm handoff” to your facility’s patient advocate. For Wichita or Eastern Kansas, use the phone directory on each facility’s Contact Us and Eastern Kansas Contact pages. (va.gov)

Table — Women’s & Family Health Resources

Need Where to start Notes Link
Maternity care & lactation WVPM and MCC at Wichita or Eastern Kansas Pump, nursing bras, newborn care for 7 days VA Maternity Care
MST care Women’s Health site + WVCC Care even if not otherwise eligible Women’s Health Needs
Child/family coverage CHAMPVA Spouses and children of 100% P&T veterans CHAMPVA

(womenshealth.va.gov)

Transportation to VA Appointments

Most important move: Book a DAV/VTN ride if you lack transport. Wichita’s Volunteer Transportation Network (VTN) covers a ~30‑mile radius; Eastern Kansas has DAV vans from Topeka and Leavenworth. Ask your clinic about wheelchair‑accessible rides via the Veterans Transportation Service (VTS). Wichita VTN/DAV rides and Eastern Kansas DAV vans. (va.gov)

Use Beneficiary Travel for mileage or common carrier reimbursement. Claim within 30 days. Call 1‑855‑574‑7292 or see Travel Pay steps. In Wichita, save cash with the Veterans Ride Free bus program. (news.va.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

Money You Can Keep — Kansas Tax and Property Relief (Veteran‑Specific)

Most important move: Apply for Kansas K‑40SVR Property Tax Relief if you have a 50% or higher service‑connected rating and meet income and home‑value limits. For 2024 incomes filed in 2025, the income cap is 56,450andthebase‑yearhomevaluecapis56,450 and the base‑year home value cap is 350,000. Refund equals the difference between the base‑year property tax and the current year’s tax. See KDOR K‑40SVR FAQ. (ksrevenue.gov)

Several counties added local rebates for disabled veterans. For example, Johnson County removed the 200capforitscounty‑portionrebate,andDouglasCountyoffersupto200 cap for its county‑portion rebate, and Douglas County offers up to 300. Check your county treasurer. Johnson County program update and Douglas County announcement. (jocogov.org)

If you are 100% permanent and total, Kansas also allows an additional $2,250 state personal exemption on your income taxes (in addition to standard exemptions). See K.S.A. 79‑32,121 and KDOR 2024 Income Tax Booklet. (kslegislature.gov)

Documents to gather: K‑40SVR form, disability rating letter showing at least 50% service‑connected, 2024 household income, proof of home value (base year), and residency for the full year. File Jan‑Apr each year. KDOR K‑40SVR FAQ and local county rebate pages such as Wyandotte UG Clerk – Tax Rebates. (ksrevenue.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

  • Ask KOVS or your county treasurer about late filing relief and documentation fixes. For Johnson County, watch the county’s relief program page for dates and income charts. (jocogov.org)

Table — Kansas Tax Relief Snapshot for Disabled Veterans

Benefit Who qualifies What it does Where to file
K‑40SVR (state) 50%+ service‑connected, income ≤ 56,450,home≤56,450, home ≤ 350,000 base year Refund of increase vs. base‑year property tax KDOR K‑40SVR
County veteran rebates Disabled veterans, income limits vary County‑portion tax rebate (e.g., JC no 200cap;Douglasupto200 cap; Douglas up to 300) Johnson Co. update / Douglas Co. info
Income tax exemption 100% P&T disabled veteran Extra $2,250 Kansas personal exemption K.S.A. 79‑32,121

(ksrevenue.gov)

State‑Only Veteran Perks That Stretch a Budget

What to do if this doesn’t work:

  • For plate denials or license issues, call KDOR or your county treasurer; for hiring‑preference disputes, the statute allows court action after agency remedies. K.S.A. 73‑201 language. (ksrevisor.org)

Education and Career — Veteran‑Specific Only

Most important move: Use in‑state tuition and veteran scholarships tied to service. Kansas law grants in‑state rates to qualifying veterans, spouses, and dependents who meet criteria (e.g., eligible for Post‑9/11 GI Bill, stationed in KS, or established KS residency before service). See the statute and university pages like K.S.A. 48‑3601 and K‑State residency benefits. (kslegislature.gov)

  • Kansas Hero’s Scholarship: Waives tuition and required fees for eligible spouses and dependents of certain deceased/disabled public safety officers and military personnel. Single veteran moms can use it for a dependent child. Check 2025 applications and changed documentation rules. Kansas Board of Regents — Hero’s Scholarship. (kansasregents.gov)
  • Kansas Military Service Scholarship: For veterans who served in Iraq/Afghanistan operations; must meet residency and other rules. Details via Kansas Adjutant General’s education page (links to Regents). (kansastag.gov)
  • Priority of service for jobs: Register on KANSASWORKS and ask for a Disabled Veterans Outreach Program (DVOP) specialist. Employers see your flagged resume first. (kansasworks.com)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

  • Ask the campus VA certifying official to review your proof (DD‑214, eligibility letter) and escalate to the school’s Registrar. For residency edge cases, university registrar FAQs explain military exceptions. KU Registrar Residency FAQs. (registrar.ku.edu)

Table — Education & Career Paths for Veteran Moms

Opportunity Who qualifies What to know Link
In‑state tuition Military/veteran families who meet statute Covers you even if new to KS when criteria met K.S.A. 48‑3601
Hero’s Scholarship Dependent/spouse of certain KIA/disabled Waives tuition + required fees KBOR — Hero’s Scholarship
KANSASWORKS priority All eligible veterans DVOP/LVER staff, priority referral KANSASWORKS Veterans

(kslegislature.gov)

Grants and One‑Time Help for Veteran Families

  • VFW Unmet Needs grant: Up to $2,500 paid to creditors for “basic life needs” (rent, utilities, auto repair, etc.) when hardship ties to military service, deployment, pay error, or medical discharge. Typical processing is within 20 business days after a complete packet. Apply online at VFW Unmet Needs. (vfw.org)
  • American Legion Temporary Financial Assistance (TFA): Cash grants for minor children of Legion members or eligible active‑duty families; request through a local post. Amounts and policy have varied; check Legion TFA overview and About TFA. Call to confirm current amounts before applying. (legion.org)
  • Dental costs via VADIP: If you and your kids use CHAMPVA, add discounted dental insurance through VADIP (Delta Dental/MetLife). CHAMPVA beneficiaries get tailored information here: VADIP for CHAMPVA. (va.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

  • Ask a KOVS VSR to screen you for other veteran‑specific relief and to help craft a hardship letter. Use KOVS contacts or local VSO posts listed on VA facility pages. (nasaa-vetseducation.com)

VA Home Loans, Defaults, and Keeping Your Kids Housed

Most important move: Call 1‑877‑827‑3702 to reach a VA loan technician if you’re behind or expect to be. VA can help with repayment plans or alternatives to foreclosure and will work with your servicer. See VA Help to Avoid Foreclosure and Regional Loan Center contact. (va.gov)

What to do if this doesn’t work:

  • Contact a HUD‑approved housing counselor (free) for budgeting and forbearance prep; use the Kansas office on HUD Kansas. You can still call VA again and request escalation to a loan technician supervisor. (hud.gov)

Legal Help for Veteran Moms

Civil legal issues often block benefits or housing. You can get veteran‑focused, low‑cost or free help.

What to do if this doesn’t work:

Diverse Communities — Tailored Notes

LGBTQ+ single mothers: Ask your WVPM for LGBTQ+‑affirming mental health providers and maternity care. The Women Veterans Call Center can connect you to local clinics and privacy protections. If you face harassment or bias, request a patient advocate through your facility’s contact page. TTY users can dial 711 at any time. (womenshealth.va.gov)

Single mothers with disabilities or disabled children: If you’re 100% P&T, enroll your children in CHAMPVA; CHAMPVA pairs well with VADIP dental when you need dental coverage. For mobility to appointments, combine DAV/VTN rides and Beneficiary Travel. Wichita DAV/VTN lists scheduling and contacts. (va.gov)

Veteran single mothers rebuilding careers: Claim priority on KANSASWORKS and ask DVOP staff about training. If you studied out of state, confirm in‑state tuition under K.S.A. 48‑3601. For legal barriers to work (records, child support), call KLS Veterans for help. (kansasworks.com)

Immigrant/refugee single moms: VA care eligibility depends on your discharge and service, not citizenship. Use the Women Veterans Call Center to find interpreters and cultural supports. In Wichita, Catholic Charities Immigration Services shares space with SSVF and can assist with documents. (womenshealth.va.gov)

Tribal‑specific resources: If you are a Native veteran, ask KOVS and VA about the Native American Direct Loan for homes on trust land. For health access, your WVPM can help coordinate VA and IHS care. Use Eastern Kansas VA contacts to resolve billing and authorizations. (benefits.va.gov)

Rural single moms with limited access: If the VA can’t schedule care fast or close enough, ask about community care. VA announced year‑long authorizations for many community services in 2025 to reduce re‑referrals. Clarify travel pay and telehealth options. VA community care one‑year authorizations and Women’s Health Needs. (news.va.gov)

Single fathers and partners helping veteran moms: Caregivers can apply for PCAFC if the veteran’s condition meets criteria; primary caregivers may receive a stipend and CHAMPVA. Start at VA Caregiver Support or call the local caregiver team via your facility contact page. (va.gov)

Language access: Ask for interpreters through your clinic. The Women Veterans Call Center can text or chat, and facility directories list TTY options. Use WVCC and facility contact pages. (womenshealth.va.gov)

Resources by Region (Kansas)

Local Organizations, Charities, Churches, and Support Groups

Reality Check — Delays, Denials, and Funding Gaps

  • SSVF funding and county rebates can run out. Apply early in the month and load all documents at once. If SSVF is full, pivot to HUD CoC intakes listed on HUD Kansas pages and stay in touch with 1‑877‑424‑3838 for interim shelter. (hud.gov)
  • VFW Unmet Needs is great, but it’s not immediate. The office notes “no more than 20 business days after all documents are received” for processing. If you’re facing a same‑week shutoff, press your SSVF case manager or county EOC. VFW Unmet Needs FAQs. (vfwauxiliary.org)
  • Medical care: If you can’t get timely appointments, ask your VA provider about community care. In Aug. 2025, VA moved many authorizations to 12 months to reduce re‑referrals — but you still need eligibility and coordination. VA one‑year authorizations. (news.va.gov)

Common Mistakes to Avoid

  • Sending partial packets. For VFW or county rebates, missing one bank statement or rating letter can reset the clock. Use each program’s checklist on KDOR K‑40SVR or VFW Unmet Needs. (ksrevenue.gov)
  • Not claiming veteran hiring preference on state applications. Upload your DD‑214 and check the preference box per K.S.A. 73‑201. (ksrevisor.org)
  • Skipping Women Veterans navigators. The WVCC and local WVPMs fix care barriers fast, including MST‑related care even if you’re not otherwise eligible. (womenshealth.va.gov)

Quick Reference Cheat Sheet

Application Checklist (print/screenshot and check each box)

If Your Application Gets Denied (Troubleshooting)

  • Ask for a written reason and the exact rule you failed to meet. For state tax relief, use KDOR’s K‑40SVR FAQ and ask how to cure. For VFW grants, re‑submit missing items — the 20‑day clock starts once your packet is complete. VFW Unmet Needs FAQs. (ksrevenue.gov)
  • Escalate with help: Ask a KOVS VSR to write a cover memo and, if needed, a state legislator’s casework office can inquire. Keep a single PDF with all pages to avoid incomplete‑file delays. (nasaa-vetseducation.com)
  • Try a different path: For utilities, shift to SSVF if VFW is slower; for rent, combine mediation (KLS) and short‑term deposit aid (SSVF). KLS Veterans and SSVF Salvation Army. (kansaslegalservices.org)

County‑Specific Variations You Should Know

Five More Tools You Might Not Know

  • DAV/VTN rides for clinic visits in Wichita and Eastern Kansas (free). Combine with Beneficiary Travel to stretch gas money. DAV/VTN Wichita and Eastern Kansas DAV. (va.gov)
  • Free permanent hunting/fishing license at 30%+ disability. Apply through KDWP. (ksoutdoors.gov)
  • Women’s virtual town halls and classes (maternity, lactation, mental health) often posted on facility pages like VA Wichita events; call your WVPM to enroll. (va.gov)
  • Dental insurance through VADIP for veterans and CHAMPVA family members via Delta Dental or MetLife. VADIP. (va.gov)
  • Veteran hiring preference on state and local jobs — upload your DD‑214 with the application as required by K.S.A. 73‑201. (ksrevisor.org)

FAQs (Kansas + Veteran Moms)

  1. How do I get maternity care if I’m not enrolled in VA yet?
    Enroll online, then contact the Women Veterans Call Center (1‑855‑829‑6636) and your local WVPM to start maternity coordination. VA covers prenatal care, delivery, and newborn care on the day of birth plus 7 days. VA maternity care and WVCC. (womenshealth.va.gov)
  2. Can SSVF pay my deposit and first month’s rent?
    Yes, if you are eligible and funds are available. The provider pays landlords directly. Contact Salvation Army SSVF or Catholic Charities Wichita SSVF to screen in. (centralusa.salvationarmy.org)
  3. My power is about to be shut off. What should I show SSVF?
    Bring the shutoff notice, account number, proof of veteran status, and income. Ask for “temporary financial assistance” for utilities. If funding is paused, try VFW Unmet Needs as back‑up. (centralusa.salvationarmy.org)
  4. Do my kids qualify for health coverage as dependents?
    If you’re 100% P&T, your spouse and children may qualify for CHAMPVA. For dental, add VADIP. (va.gov)
  5. How fast is the VFW Unmet Needs grant?
    VFW says “no more than 20 business days after all documents are received.” If you have an immediate shutoff, SSVF is usually faster. VFW Auxiliary FAQ and SSVF. (vfwauxiliary.org)
  6. I had a bad experience at the clinic. Who can help?
    Ask to speak with a Patient Advocate at your VA facility, or contact the WVCC for guidance and a warm handoff. Patient advocacy (KC example) and WVCC. (va.gov)
  7. Do I get in‑state tuition as a veteran who just moved to Kansas?
    Yes, if you meet statute criteria (e.g., eligible for GI Bill, live in KS while enrolled). See K.S.A. 48‑3601 and university pages (e.g., K‑State Veteran Benefits). (kslegislature.gov)
  8. What Kansas tax breaks apply to me as a disabled veteran?
    If you’re 100% P&T, claim the extra $2,250 personal exemption; if you’re 50%+ SC and meet income/home‑value caps, file K‑40SVR property tax relief. K.S.A. 79‑32,121 and KDOR K‑40SVR. (kslegislature.gov)
  9. Is there help getting to the VA if I don’t drive?
    Yes. Use DAV/VTN vans and the VA’s Beneficiary Travel reimbursement. Wichita DAV/VTN and Travel Pay. (va.gov)
  10. Can I hunt and fish for free as a Kansas disabled veteran?
    Yes, with a permanent license if you’re a Kansas resident with 30%+ SC disability under K.S.A. 32‑934. Apply online or by mail. KDWP DV License. (ksoutdoors.gov)

Tables — At‑a‑Glance

VA Medical & Women’s Care in Kansas

Facility City Main line Women’s program Link
Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center Wichita 1-316-685-2221 Women Veterans Program Manager listed on site VA Wichita
Colmery‑O’Neil VAMC Topeka 1-785-350-3111 WVPM (Eastern Kansas) Eastern Kansas Women Care
Dwight D. Eisenhower VAMC Leavenworth 1-913-682-2000 WVPM (Eastern Kansas) Eastern Kansas Contact

(va.gov)

Transportation Options

Service Area How to book Link
DAV/VTN vans Wichita area (~30 miles) 1-316-685-2221 ext. 53606 Wichita DAV/VTN
DAV vans Topeka/Leavenworth region Call coordinators listed Eastern Kansas DAV
Beneficiary Travel Statewide 1-855-574-7292 Travel Pay info

(va.gov)

Housing & SSVF — Fast Contacts

Provider Coverage Phone Link
Salvation Army SSVF Kansas + KC metro 1-844-596-7783 SSVF Salvation Army
Catholic Charities Wichita SSVF 25 south‑central & southeast counties 1-316-202-0637 SSVF Catholic Charities
VA homeless line 24/7 1-877-424-3838 HUD‑VASH overview

(centralusa.salvationarmy.org)

Kansas Tax & Plates

Benefit Who Action Link
K‑40SVR 50%+ SC rating, income cap File Jan–Apr KDOR K‑40SVR
DV license plate 50%+ SC or specific losses Apply at county treasurer with TR‑103 KDOR DV Plate
Free hunt/fish 30%+ SC KS resident Apply online/mail KDWP DV License

(ksrevenue.gov)

Legal & Advocacy

Need Contact Phone Link
Statewide civil legal help Kansas Legal Services 1-316-267-3975 KLS Veterans
KC metro pro bono Military Matters 1-816-474-4322 Military Matters
VA legal clinics (Wichita) Check events — Wichita VA Events

(kansaslegalservices.org)

Real‑World Examples

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About This Guide

Compiled by the ASingleMother.org Editorial Team.

This guide uses official sources including:

Last verified September 2025, next review April January 2026.

This guide is produced based on our Editorial Standards using only official sources, regularly updated and monitored, but not affiliated with any government agency and not a substitute for official agency guidance. Individual eligibility outcomes cannot be guaranteed. Please note that despite our careful verification process, errors may still occur — email info@asinglemother.org with corrections and we respond within 72 hours.

Disclaimer

This article focuses on veteran‑specific programs for Kansas and avoids general programs for everyone. Program funding, eligibility, and timelines can change. Always verify current rules and windows with the agency or provider before you apply. For emergencies, call 911, or the Veterans Crisis Line at 988 then 1.

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