Office of Military and Veterans Affairs
Information on Current Events
If you, or a loved one, have been affected by the recent news and events unfolding in Afghanistan, please check out the following links for more information on services. If you feel stressed and need someone to talk to, you can call 1-877-927-8387 now to speak to someone at a Vet Center. If you are having thoughts of self-harm, or of harming others, call 1-800-273-8255, then PRESS 1 or visit the Veteran Crisis Line.
Let's talk about Afghanistan: Resources for Veterans and their Families
Coping with current events in Afghanistan
Need Support? These Veterans Organizations Are Offering Help During This Time of Stress
Links
Navigate the various benefits and services available to Albuquerque veterans all in one place.
- U.S. Department of Veterans' Affairs
- New Mexico Department of Veterans' Services
- Women Veterans of New Mexico
- Federal Benefits for Veterans & Dependents & Survivors (2017 Edition)
- National Resource Directory
- VA Seamless Transition (OEF/OIF)
- Vietnam Veterans of America
- Veterans Service Organizations Directory
- The Retired Enlisted Association
- Military Officers' Association of America
- National Center for Veterans Analysis and Statistics
- LIFELINE for VETS - Veteran Resources
- Filing Disability Claims
- Mental Health Assistance
- Veterans Documents
- Housing
- Employment
- General Health Care
- Education
- Small Business
- Family Support
- Life Insurance, Burial Benefits, & Legal Assistance
- Mayor's Challenge to Prevent Suicide Among Service Members, Veterans and their Families
- City of Albuquerque's Veterans Hiring Initiative
- Paws & Stripes
Please Note
The Office of Veterans' Affairs is a resource center only and we cannot process disability claims or service federal or state case work. For assistance processing such claims, please contact:
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