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Spotlight
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NJ Vet2Vet
Funded by the New Jersey Department of Veterans Affairs, the New Jersey Vet2Vet Helpline provides 24/7 peer support to New Jersey service members, veterans, family members, and caregivers.
PTSD & Readjustment Counseling
The New Jersey Department of Veterans Affairs provides no cost in-person and virtual counseling for eligible veterans and their families. For more information, contact a local State of New Jersey Veterans Service Officer or call 888-8NJ-VETS (888-865-8387).
Additional Hotlines
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NJ Veterans Benefits Hotline: 888-865-8387 / vbb@dva.nj.gov
Veterans Crisis Line: 988 Press 1
Vets4Warriors: 855-838-8255
NJ Vet2Vet: 866-838-7654
Vet Center Call Center: 877-927-8387
Serving Those Who Served
Get Connected
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Unite NJ Veterans - Get Connected to Resources
The New Jersey Department of Veterans Affairs has partnered with Unite Us to connect individuals and families to a wide variety of services and resources.
Unite Us can connect our New Jersey military/veteran community to resources to obtain benefits, food assistance, housing, education, transportation, behavioral health services, peer support and more.
Veteran Homelessness
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Working Together to End Veteran Homelessness in New Jersey
Bringing Veterans Home (BVH) is the State of New Jersey’s flagship program to effectively end veteran homelessness by enhancing existing systems, creating rapid access to housing, and ensuring homelessness becomes rare, brief, and non-recurring.
BVH creates a clear path to stable housing for veterans experiencing homelessness through a coordinated network of services and support.
Suicide Prevention
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Governor's Challenge to Prevent Suicide Among SMVF
The Governor’s Challenge is New Jersey’s public health approach to suicide prevention among Service Members, Veterans, and their families (SMVF). Since 2020, New Jersey has led the way with a focus on identifying at-risk veterans, fostering a sense of connectedness and community, and actions individuals and families can take to keep loved ones safe.
