Disabled American Veterans (DAV)

Veterans · Nebraska · Free

DAV.org provides free benefits-claim help nationally and runs the volunteer transportation network bringing veterans to VA medical appointments at no cost. Women veterans seeking PACT Act presumptive-condition claims for toxic exposures should start with a DAV service officer — they're trained on the new criteria.

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Address: Nationwide

Hours: Online

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More Veterans in Nebraska

  • Nebraska Department of Veterans' Affairs — NDVA in the State Capitol coordinates state veteran benefits, including property-tax relief, tuition assistance, and the four state veterans
  • VA Lincoln Community Based Outpatient Clinic — The Lincoln CBOC on South 70th delivers VA primary care, mental-health appointments, and a dedicated women's-health provider for the Lincoln
  • Veterans Crisis Line — Veterans dial 988 then press 1 (or text 838255) to reach a counselor specifically trained in military and veteran experiences — many of them
  • Nebraska Vet Center — Lincoln — The Lincoln Vet Center at 31st and O provides free readjustment counseling — individual therapy, MST counseling, and grief groups — to comba
  • Disabled American Veterans — Nebraska — DAV-Nebraska's Lincoln office (402-471-2458) offers free claims help by DAV-accredited service officers — drafting VA disability claims, gat
  • American Legion — Nebraska — American Legion-Nebraska's headquarters on Pioneers Boulevard accredits service officers in posts across the state; women veterans can find