Resources
At DAV Chapter 240, we are committed to helping veterans and their families access the benefits, programs, and resources they have earned through their service. Explore trusted tools, helpful information, and local support designed to strengthen our veteran community.
Women Veterans: The Journey to Mental Wellness
VA Benefits Help
Suicide Prevention
MST: Military Sexual Trauma
Veteran Legislative Issues
DAV Resolutions
Your Guide to DAV Chapter 240
What resources are available through DAV Chapter 240?
DAV Chapter 240 provides information and guidance on VA benefits, disability compensation, healthcare, education benefits, employment resources, caregiver support, housing assistance, mental health resources, Military Sexual Trauma (MST) support, suicide prevention, and other veteran-focused services.
Do I have to be a DAV member to receive assistance?
No. Many of our resource materials and referrals are available to all veterans, transitioning service members, their families, and caregivers. Some services and programs may have eligibility requirements.
Can DAV Chapter 240 help me file a VA disability claim?
Yes. Accredited DAV Service Officers can assist veterans with filing new claims, appeals, and benefit applications at no cost. We can also help you understand the claims process and required documentation.
How do I schedule an appointment with a Service Officer?
You can contact our chapter directly through our website, phone, or email to request an appointment. Walk-in availability may vary depending on scheduling.
What is Military Sexual Trauma (MST)?
Military Sexual Trauma (MST) refers to sexual assault or repeated, threatening sexual harassment experienced during military service. Veterans who have experienced MST may be eligible for confidential VA healthcare and support services regardless of disability claim status.
Where can I find mental health and suicide prevention resources?
Our Resource Center provides information on counseling, peer support, crisis resources, and VA mental health programs. If you or someone you know is experiencing a mental health crisis, seek immediate assistance through emergency services or the appropriate crisis resources.
Can family members or caregivers receive assistance?
Yes. Many VA and community programs offer support for spouses, caregivers, dependents, and surviving family members. We can help connect you with available resources.
Does DAV Chapter 240 provide financial assistance?
While DAV Chapter 240 does not directly provide financial aid, we can connect veterans with reputable organizations and programs that offer emergency assistance, housing support, food resources, and other financial services.
How can I become a DAV member?
Veterans with service-connected disabilities may be eligible for DAV membership. Our chapter can help determine eligibility and guide you through the membership process.
Are the resources on this page free to use?
Yes. The information and resources provided through our Resource Center are available at no cost. Some external programs may have their own eligibility requirements or application processes.
How often is this Resource Center updated?
We regularly review and update our Resource Center to provide the most current information on VA benefits, veteran services, community programs, and local support opportunities.
I can’t find the information I’m looking for. What should I do?
If you need additional assistance, please contact DAV Chapter 240. Our team will do our best to answer your questions or connect you with the appropriate organization or resource.
