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Veterans' Assistance

KERRKIND, the Kerr County Inter-agency Directory, is a listing of important support, emergency, resource, and hand up agencies, non-profits and organizations serving the Kerr County and surrounding areas communities.
Emergency & Crisis
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Other Emergency Services 
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Christian Missionary Work
Clothing
Counseling & Guidance
Drug Prevention (Substance Use/Prevention)
Education & Training
Eldercare & Senior Assistance
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Financial Assistance
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Foundations
Health & Medical Assistance
Housing Assistance
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Mental & Behavioral Health
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Veterans’ Assistance
AACOG/ASC/ADRC (ASSISTANCE FOR AGING, DISABLED & VETERANS)
To provide information, referral and assistance to seniors, people with disabilities, veterans/spouses and families by exploring options for handling problems related to aging and disability and recommend resources and strategies for problem resolution.  The Alamo Service Connection has an extensive vetted database to refer callers to government agencies, nonprofits, and other service providers.
Eligibility:  Persons aged 60, people with disabilities, veterans/spouses and families.
         
ADDRESS:      2700 NE Loop 410, Ste. 101, San Antonio, TX 78217
HOURS:         Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm
PHONE:         210-668-0209 (Victor Salazar, Military Veterans Affairs Program & Service Coordinator)
CONTACT:    [email protected]
WEBSISTE:    www.aacog.com
FACEBOOK:  FB@AACOG
TWITTER:     @AlamoAreaCOG
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For all general outreach and resource events, please feel free to contact Emily via email at [email protected] or call (210) 884-2376.
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CONGRESSMAN CHIP ROY, TX-21
To provide a liaison for constituents to federal agencies, including VA, Social Security, Medicare, IRS, etc.
Eligibility:  Must be a resident of CD 21/TX-21
         
ADDRESS:    Kerrville District Office - 125 Lehmann Drive, Suite 201, Kerrville, Texas 78028
HOURS:        Monday through Friday 8:00 to noon (Appointments welcome)
CONTACT:   Jaclyn Hall
EMAIL:          [email protected]
PHONE:        202-596-0694 or 830-896-0154
FAX:              830-896-0168
WEBSITE:     roy.house.gov
FACEBOOK:  U.S. Rep. Chip Roy
 

ENDEAVORS-SUPPORTIVE SERVICES FOR VETERAN FAMILIES
To provide rapid re-housing services to homeless Veterans and their families; Provide homelessness prevention services to Veterans and their families at risk of becoming homeless; Enhance independent living skills and/or income opportunities of very low-income Veteran families; Provide Case management, connection to resources, assistance in obtaining VA and other benefits, development of a Housing Stability plan, referral to Housing Specialist & Employment Specialist. Temporary financial assistance, if approved, is short term and limited and is on a case-by-case basis based on financial need.
Eligibility:  Serving very low income Veteran families who are (under 80% AMI): Who are currently homeless or Facing eviction and at risk of homelessness.
 
ADDRESS:    411 Meadowview Lane, Kerrville, TX 78028
HOURS:        210-469-9664 By Appointment
PHONE:        210-469-9664 ask for Outreach, Fax 210-431-6442
EMAIL:         [email protected]
WEBSITE:    www.endeavors.org
FACEBOOK: www.facebook.com/Endeavors.org/
 
 
HILL COUNTRY VETERANS’ CENTER
To provide assistance to veterans by appointment.  Food pantry on Wednesdays from 1:00 - 4:00 pm for low-income veterans, free haircuts and other programs are available.  One Veteran Service Officer is available.  NO APPOINTMENT NEEDED to file claims for VA benefits.
Eligibility:  Veteran must present DD214 and must qualify by income level.  Registered veterans can choose items once every four weeks.
         
ADDRESS:    411 Meadowview Lane, Kerrville, TX 78028
HOURS:       Monday 10:00 am – 2:00 pm; Wednesday 10:00 am – 4:00 pm; Fridays 10:00 am – 2:00 pm
PHONE:       830-315-3100
CONTACT:   Sarah Kocurek
EMAIL:         [email protected]
         
 
KERR COUNTY VETERANS SERVICES OFFICE
The Kerr County Veterans Services Office is accredited through the Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) Office.   The Kerr County VSO helps with the following: (1) Assists veterans & their survivors to obtain earned benefits from the Dept. of Veterans Affairs; (2) Helps with completing the correct forms/applications & collecting the appropriate documentation to support a claim for federal benefits through the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (VA); (3) If VA denies benefits, VSO staff will assist clients compose the necessary statements & forms in filing an appeal.  Provides comprehensive knowledge of federal & state laws & regulations applying to veterans & their dependents in obtaining all benefits to which they are entitled by law; (4) Provides advisory service on benefits involved by reviewing a veteran’s or surviving family member’s situation; acts as an advocate of the veteran or his family in dealing with agencies, organizations & institutions; consults with Texas Veterans Commission, VA Medical & Regional Office Personnel in development of medical treatment claims; (5) Interviews veterans & their dependents on obtaining benefits, rights & entitlements; (6) Develops plans for conducting briefings, filing claims, correction & upgrading of discharges, assists with enrollment in VA Healthcare; (7) Submits requests for burial benefits (Ex: Headstones, Markers, Medallions, Presidential Memorial Certificate, etc.); (8) Orders all military medical/personnel records as well as medals; (9) Provides resources available throughout Kerr County (Ex: Food Pantry, upcoming veterans’ events, etc.); (10) Informs veterans about State/Federal Benefits (Ex: Driver’s License with “Veteran” designation, Specialty License Plates, Property Tax exemptions, State Park, etc.).
Eligibility:  Any veterans & their dependents
         
ADDRESS:    Kerr County Courthouse - 700 Main Street, Room 118, Kerrville, TX 78028
PHONE:       830-792-2203
FAX:             830-792-2204
HOURS:       Monday-Thursday 8:00 AM - 3:00 PM (Must Make an Appointment)
CONTACT:   Jennifer L. , Veterans Service Officer (VSO), Chase Allsup, Asst. Veterans Service Officer
EMAIL:         [email protected]
WEBSITE:    https://kerrcountytx.gov/kerr-county-all-departments/kerr-county-veterans-service-office#gsc.tab=0


MEALS FOR VETS/HONOR VETERANS NOW
To eliminate hunger for military veterans in Texas.  Service given to veterans who have low or no income and are not eligible for free meals through other means.  Currently, service is provided to veterans who are UNDER age 60 who are denied meals from local meal providers due to lack of funding.  Service provided to student veterans struggling financially and veterans who reside outside local home delivery areas or require special diets.  Service given to veterans OVER age 60 if they are on a wait list with a meal provider or outside of a service area.  Meals for Vets contract with meal providers such as Meals on Wheels and others to provide the meals to veterans in need who qualify for service.
Eligibility:  Must have served 180 days active service and show proof of military service; complete a phone intake and fill out application.  Included with returned information must be proof of income and proof of service.  If in college the above also applies; however, other forms will be required.  Contact Meals for Vets for college details.  At this time, service cannot be given to veteran’s immediate family members unless they are also veterans and qualify for services.
         
ADDRESS:          103 Industrial Loop, Suite 1050, Fredericksburg, TX 78624
HOURS:              Monday – Friday 8:00 am – 5:00 pm; Closed on holidays
PHONE:              830-992-3375 or 800-676-1389 (toll free)
FAX:                    830-992-3374
CONTACT:         Mike Cagle or Hope Ware
EMAIL:               [email protected]
FACEBOOK:       www.facebook.com/honorveteransnow  
WEBSITE:          www.honorveteransnow.org
 
 
OPERATION SECOND CHANCE
To provide a program that honors, hosts, recognizes, and entertains wounded warrior families.  Our goal is to provide support for the American Military while they are undergoing treatment and rehabilitation and then to further assist them when they transition either back to duty or back to civilian life.  Operation Second Chance provides the Annual Kerr County Wounded Warrior Family Hill Country Adventure.  Eight wounded warrior families are hosted for a week in Kerrville/Kerr County.
Eligibility:  Combat wounded warriors (Purple Heart Award) and honorable discharge with priority to wounded warriors with families
         
Kerrville & Kerr County, various locations
PHONE:        830-257-4123 (Doug) or 830-496-1574 (Tony)
CONTACT:    Doug Whinnery, Co-Chair
 

RIDES 4TEXAS HEROES (R4TH)
To provide free transportation for veterans, their spouses, widows, widowers of spouses, and dependents in the Alamo region.  Transportation can be provided for a variety of reasons in the Alamo Area Council of Governments coverage area, including Kerr County.  The program is provided to veterans regardless of income and their spouses throughout the 13-county AACOG Region.  The rider can call the number listed below or be referred by a social worker or case manager.  Texas Veterans Network staff verifies eligibility and informs potential rider of required supporting information.  Five to seven days’ notice is normally required to schedule rides once a veteran, spouse, or dependent has registered.  Future riders are asked to allow seven to ten days prior to ride request.
Eligibility:  Proof of military service (service documents) or VA identification; number of trips
Please note program availability is based on funding.

         
WEBSITE:    www.txveteransnetwork.com
PHONE:       888-724-8387 For registration (toll free number)
CONTACT:   Texas Veterans Network Staff
 

SILVER SAGE COMMUNITY RESOURCE CENTER
To provide Meals on Wheels in Bandera County, daily (Monday-Friday) congregate lunch, food bank distribution, food pantry, service coordination for referrals to community partners, veteran service coordination, and benefit enrollment center. Meals on Wheels provided for those homebound 60+ years of age.  All others are served based on assessment and as needed basis.

ADDRESS:       803 Buck Creek Drive, Bandera, TX 78003
HOURS:          Monday- Thursday (8AM-3PM), Friday (8AM-2PM)
PHONE:          Main (830) 796-4969
CONTACT:     Jillian Bartow, Social Service Coordination, 830-850-0038, [email protected]
                       Victor Polanco - Veteran Service Coordinator, 830-328-6355, [email protected]
                       Tami Polanco - Veteran Service Coordinator, 830-328-3145, [email protected] 
WEBSITE:       https://silversage.org/​
WEBSITE:       https://silversage.org/veteran-services​
 
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SOUTH TX VETERANS’ HEALTH CARE SYSTEM—HUD VASH SENIOR SOCIAL WORKER
To treat Veterans with dignity and respect and help them and their families move out of homelessness and into a safe living environment is the goal of HUD-VASH.  The Housing and Urban Development Veteran Affairs Supported Housing is part of the South Texas Veterans Health Care System and the VA Homeless Veterans Program.
Eligibility:  VA Services for Homeless (or at risk) Veterans
         
ADDRESS:     South Texas Veterans Health Care System—Kerrville Campus - 3600 Memorial Blvd., Kerrville, Texas 78028
HOURS:        Monday – Friday 7:30 am – 4:00 pm
PHONE:        726-206-0679
CONTACT:   Cynthia Pino, LCSW-S, HUD VASH Senior Social Worker
EMAIL:          [email protected]
 

TEXAS VETERANS COMMISSION - Health Care Advocacy Department
HCA (Health Care Advocate) acts on the Veteran's behalf as a liaison between Veterans and the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs to resolve access issues involving VA health care related services such as:
  • Enrollment in VA health care
  • Doctor's appts. 
  • Care in the Community
  • VA health care related billing
Eligibility Requirements: Must be a Veteran, spouse of Veteran or dependent.

LOCATION:  
Kerrville VAMC-Mon & Tuesday Rm. 332, Schreiner Institute Rm. 302 Wed-Friday
ADDRESS:   Kerrville VAMC - 3600 Memorial Blvd, Kerrville, TX 78028
ADDRESS:   Schreiner Institute - 2100 Memorial Blvd. Kerrville, TX 78028-5611
HOURS:        Monday-Friday 7:30am-4:30pm
PHONE:        Cell-830-285-2479
EMAIL:          [email protected]
WEBSITE:     www.tvc.texas.gov

 
TOGETHER WITH HILL COUNTRY VETERANS (TWHCV)
To provide suicide prevention and mental health education for veterans, families, and communities.
TWHCV provides Suicide Prevention Training, promotes lethal means safety, improves communications across veteran-serving programs and promotes connectedness and help-seeking.
Eligibility:  Suicide prevention & mental health education is provided to promote connectedness and strengthen local support for area veterans.
         
ADDRESS:    Hill Country Veterans Center - 411 Meadowview Lane, Kerrville, Texas 78028
HOURS:        Tuesday – Friday 9:00 am – 5:00 pm
PHONE:        830-315-5012
CONTACT:   Susan Becmer, Executive Director
EMAIL:         [email protected]
FACEBOOK: Together With Hill Country Veterans

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