I am trying to assist an elderly person who is a widow of a WWII veteran. She is currently in assisted living but quickly depleting her finances - it's astounding how expensive elder care is! Are there any people locally who specialize in finding financial resources through the VA? I don't know where to start.
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Veteran benefits for widow
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Last: 1 yr ago by Koko Chingo
Call Congressman McCaul's office.
Ask for process guidance.
Ask for process guidance.
momlaw
Brazos Valley Cares
Wreaths Across America
Vet Vans
Those are just three off the top of my head that are local. Have no idea if they offer what you are seeking, though.
Wreaths Across America
Vet Vans
Those are just three off the top of my head that are local. Have no idea if they offer what you are seeking, though.
Here's the link to the WW2 VA benefits
https://americanveteransaid.com/newblog/va-benefits-for-widows-of-wwii-veterans/#:~:text=If%20you%20or%20a%20loved,month%20and%20is%20tax%20free.
https://americanveteransaid.com/newblog/va-benefits-for-widows-of-wwii-veterans/#:~:text=If%20you%20or%20a%20loved,month%20and%20is%20tax%20free.
The American Legion has service officers who specifically help with veterans benefits. The one in Bryan is great
Texas Vet Commission might be able to help.
Vae Victis
Brazos County also has a Veterans Services Office that can also assist,
Koko Chingo said:
The American Legion has service officers who specifically help with veterans benefits. The one in Bryan is great
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