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The VA Maryland Health Care System has a dedicated Women Veterans Program Manager who coordinates gender-specific healthcare, mental health services, and benefits navigation for women veterans. Services include primary care, gynecology, reproductive health, MST counseling, and mental health treatment. Call 410-605-7000 to be connected to the Women Veterans Program. Located at 10 N Greene St, Baltimore. Open Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm. VA care is free for qualifying veterans. Bring your DD-214 and VA enrollment card.
410-605-7000 · 10 N Greene St, Baltimore, MD 21201 · Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm · Visit Website
Women Veterans Interactive is a national nonprofit based in Maryland supporting women veterans through mentoring, networking, career development, and peer community building. Programs include leadership development, annual summits, and online networking for women who served. Call 301-237-4872 or email info@womenveteransinteractive.org for membership and program information. Located in Bowie, MD. Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. Serves all women veterans regardless of discharge status or era of service.
301-237-4872 · Bowie, MD · Mon-Fri 9am-5pm · Visit Website
Perry Point VA Medical Center provides comprehensive VA healthcare services including primary care, mental health treatment, substance use programs, and specialty care for veterans in northeastern Maryland. Women veterans receive gender-specific care through the Women's Health Clinic. Call 410-642-2411 for appointments and enrollment information. Located at 515 Mendenhall Rd, Perry Point. Open Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm. VA care is free or low-cost for qualifying veterans. Bring DD-214 for first enrollment visit.
410-642-2411 · 515 Mendenhall Rd, Perry Point, MD 21902 · Mon-Fri 8am-4:30pm · Visit Website
Charlotte Hall Veterans Home provides long-term skilled nursing care and assisted living for eligible veterans in southern Maryland. The facility accepts veterans who require nursing home level of care and who meet eligibility requirements based on service period and discharge status. Call 301-884-8171 for admissions information and eligibility criteria. Located at 29449 Charlotte Hall Rd, Charlotte Hall. Available 24/7. Costs may apply on a sliding scale based on income. Women veterans are eligible.
301-884-8171 · 29449 Charlotte Hall Rd, Charlotte Hall, MD 20622 · 24/7 · Visit Website
The Maryland Veterans Commission provides free claims assistance and benefits counseling for women veterans seeking federal and state benefits including VA disability compensation, education benefits, healthcare enrollment, and pension. Accredited veterans service officers (VSOs) help veterans prepare and file claims at no cost. Call 410-260-3838 for an appointment. Located at 16 Francis St, Annapolis. Open Mon-Fri 8am-5pm. Bring DD-214 and any medical records related to service-connected conditions.
410-260-3838 · 16 Francis St, Annapolis, MD 21401 · Mon-Fri 8am-5pm · Visit Website
VFW Maryland provides free claims assistance, community support, and advocacy services for women veterans through local posts across the state. VFW service officers help veterans file VA disability claims, appeals, and pension applications at no charge. Call 410-837-4435 or visit vfwmd.org to find the nearest Maryland post. Located in Baltimore. Open Mon-Fri 9am-5pm. VFW membership is open to veterans with qualifying overseas service. Non-members can also access claims assistance.
410-837-4435 · Baltimore, MD · Mon-Fri 9am-5pm · Visit Website
The VA Women's Health program provides comprehensive primary care, gender-specific healthcare, reproductive health services, mental health treatment, and MST counseling for women veterans at VA facilities nationwide. Every VA medical center has a Women Veterans Program Manager who coordinates care and helps women navigate VA services. Visit womenshealth.va.gov to find the nearest VA women's health program, enroll for care, or access telehealth services. VA care is free or low-cost for qualifying veterans.
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The Women Veterans Call Center (1-855-829-6636) connects women veterans with information about VA benefits, healthcare enrollment, and services available at their nearest VA facility. Trained representatives can help with enrollment questions, benefit eligibility, and connecting to the Women Veterans Program Manager at your local VA. Available Mon-Fri 8am-10pm ET and Sat 8am-6:30pm ET. Also accessible via chat at womenshealth.va.gov. Free call — no insurance card or enrollment needed to call.
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The Veterans Crisis Line provides free, confidential 24/7 crisis support for veterans, service members, and their families. Dial 988 then press 1 to reach a trained responder. Text 838255 or chat at veteranscrisisline.net. Responders are specially trained to understand military culture and the unique challenges veterans face. Services include crisis intervention, safety planning, and referrals to local VA mental health services. No enrollment in VA care is required to use the crisis line.
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VA.gov is the official portal for all US Department of Veterans Affairs benefits and services. Apply online for disability compensation, healthcare enrollment, education benefits under the GI Bill, home loan certificates, pension, and caregiver support. Manage your existing claims, check appeal status, and message your VA care team through the online portal. Create a free account at va.gov to access all services. Bring your DD-214 and service records when applying for disability benefits.
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Disabled American Veterans provides free benefits assistance, VA claims filing, appeals support, and transportation to medical appointments for disabled veterans nationwide. DAV accredited service officers help veterans file VA disability claims at no cost and accompany veterans to VA appointments when needed. The DAV Transportation Network provides free rides to VA medical appointments. Find a DAV service officer at dav.org. Membership open to veterans with service-connected disabilities. Advocacy for VA budget and policy.
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The Veterans of Foreign Wars provides free VA claims assistance through accredited service officers at local posts across the country. VFW service officers help veterans file disability claims, navigate appeals, and access education and pension benefits at no cost. Local VFW posts also provide community support, camaraderie, and emergency financial assistance. Find the nearest post at vfw.org. Membership is open to veterans with qualifying overseas service. Non-members can also access claims assistance.
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Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America is the leading advocacy organization for post-9/11 veterans, providing peer support, crisis response through the Quick Reaction Force, and policy advocacy. IAVA's Quick Reaction Force connects veterans in need to emergency resources within 24 hours. Programs address mental health, suicide prevention, and MST support for women veterans. Visit iava.org to access the QRF, join the community, and access veteran resources. Membership is free for post-9/11 veterans.
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Wounded Warrior Project provides free mental health, career counseling, peer support, and adaptive sports programs for post-9/11 veterans who were injured during service. Programs include Project Odyssey for PTSD recovery, Warriors to Work career placement, and the WWP Talk counseling line. Call 888-997-2586 or visit woundedwarriorproject.org to register and access programs. Free for veterans who were injured in military service on or after September 11, 2001. All programs at no cost to the veteran.
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The Service Women's Action Network advocates for the rights, well-being, and equity of active-duty servicewomen and women veterans. SWAN campaigns for full integration in military roles, accountability for MST, and improved VA services for women. Resources include guides on filing MST claims with the VA, navigating the military justice system, and accessing mental health care. Visit servicewomen.org to access resources and connect with SWAN's advocacy network. Free to access online.
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Military OneSource (1-800-342-9647) provides free 24/7 confidential support for active duty, Guard, Reserve, and recently separated service members and their families. Services include counseling sessions, financial coaching, legal referrals, special needs support, and assistance navigating military benefits. All services are free and confidential. Available by phone, online chat, or in-person at installations. Particularly useful for women transitioning out of the military or navigating family legal issues.
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