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    Free Tech Resources for Those Who Served

    VA online services, benefits help, free tech programs, and family support — all in plain language.

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    Veterans Crisis Line

    If you or a vet you love is in crisis, reach out right now. Help is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week — no VA enrollment needed.

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    VA online services

    Almost everything you used to wait in line for is now online. Bookmark these and never make a phone-tree call again.

    My HealtheVet

    Refill prescriptions, message your VA care team, view lab results, and download your full medical history. The single most useful tool for any vet using VA health care.

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    VA.gov

    Apply for compensation, pension, education, home loan, and burial benefits — all in one place. Replaces the old eBenefits site.

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    VA Telehealth

    See your VA doctor by video from home. Helpful for follow-ups, mental health appointments, and anything that does not need an in-person exam.

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    VA Claim Status

    Check the live status of any open compensation, pension, or appeal claim. Shows what evidence is missing and what stage you are in.

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    Blue Button Report

    Download a single PDF with your full VA health record — meds, labs, allergies, problem list. Take it to any non-VA provider so they have the full picture.

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    BENEFITS

    Benefits management

    Manage compensation, debt, education, and home-loan benefits without setting foot in a regional office.

    eBenefits to VA.gov

    eBenefits is being retired. VA.gov now handles disability ratings, dependents, direct deposit, and document downloads. The migration page walks through what moved where.

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    VA Debt Management

    Pay a VA copay, set up a repayment plan, or request a waiver online. Lets you avoid collections and check what you actually owe versus what you do not.

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    GI Bill enrollment status

    See which months of GI Bill benefits you have left, what your current school is reporting, and the date your next housing payment is due.

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    VA Home Loan

    Request your Certificate of Eligibility online (used to take weeks by mail). Compare lenders, calculate your funding fee, and apply for cash-out refinance — all from VA.gov.

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    FREE TECH

    Free tech for vets

    Veterans-only programs that hand out laptops, tablets, internet credits, and tech training at no cost.

    Operation We Are Here

    Maintains the most complete index of free tech and connectivity programs for service members, vets, and military families. A great starting point for anything you need.

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    Disabled American Veterans (DAV)

    DAV chapters across the country offer help filing benefits claims online, free transportation to VA appointments, and tech navigation for older vets.

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    VFW

    Local VFW posts often have computers vets can use, plus volunteer tech help for resume work, telehealth setup, and applying for benefits.

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    Soldier On

    Housing-first non-profit with case managers who help vets get connected — from setting up a smartphone to using housing apps and Medicaid portals.

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    Connected Warriors

    Free yoga and wellness classes, many delivered virtually. A simple tech-enabled way for vets and families to find community and ease PTSD symptoms.

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    FAMILY

    Family resources

    Support designed specifically for spouses, children, and surviving family members of those who served.

    TAPS — Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors

    For families grieving a military loss. Free 24/7 helpline, peer-to-peer connection, online support groups, and youth programs — all designed by survivors, for survivors.

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    Military OneSource

    Free, 24/7, confidential — non-medical counseling, financial coaching, tax filing software, and moving assistance for service members and families.

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    Blue Star Families

    Community for active-duty, Guard, Reserve, and veteran families. Hosts events, free museum admissions, and the largest annual Military Family Lifestyle Survey.

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    CAREGIVERS

    Caregivers

    If you are caring for a vet at home, the VA has a dedicated program with stipends, training, and respite care.

    VA Caregiver Support Program

    Includes the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC) — monthly stipend, health insurance, mental health counseling, and respite care for eligible caregivers.

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    VA Caregiver Support Line

    Call 1-855-260-3274 Monday–Friday, 8 AM–10 PM ET. Talk to a licensed social worker who can connect you with local support and walk you through PCAFC eligibility.

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    Thank you for your service

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