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Veteran Resources

Note: In order to receive any tax credit you MUST register your DD-214

with the City/Town Clerk & Tax Assessor where you reside.

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Connecticut Senate Bill 634:

AN ACT CONCERNING MUNICIPAL VETERANS SERVICES.

This bill reorganizes the laws requiring municipalities to establish veterans representative programs and makes various changes to them, including allowing municipalities to jointly carry out their program related duties.

Bill Summary

BACK TO HOMEPAGE

If you are a Post 9/11 Veteran be sure to register with the Wounded Warrior Project . There is an amazing amount of assistance and support available.

Warrior Registration

If you are a veteran or active duty service member of

the U.S. armed forces and suffered a physical or mental injury, wound, or illness during your military service on or after September 11, 2001, you can register below. Once verified, you’ll have access to our programs in areas like mental health, financial wellness, physical health, and peer and community connection.

Family Support Member Registration

Warriors aren’t the only ones who face challenges after transitioning back to civilian life. Wounded Warrior Project understands the importance of a strong support system and we’re here to serve

those who support the transition and recovery

of their veteran family member.

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Project New Hope, Inc. has supported Veterans and their Families for fourteen years. Sully’s food and baby pantries provide basic needs, retreats provide healing opportunities, and the assistance program helps to “connect the dots” for those struggling to navigate current government systems. We partner with a wide range of military and government programs, with one goal, to support the Veterans where the other programs falter. Veterans deserve our nation’s gratitude, and, more importantly, a place to rebuild with honor.

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