Note: This list is not meant to provide an overwhelming source of government organization focused on military support. That’s a long list. This is meant to inform you and the rest of the veteran community of primary government/public resources and nation-wide non-profit organizations aimed at bringing us together socially as well as support our mental and physical health is more of a collective way.

The VA is a federal agency that provides free services and benefits, health care, and cemetery service to military Veterans.

A non-profit organization, with locations nation-wide, that provide programs and services to support veterans, services members and their families. VFW also makes efforts every year to affect national policy concerning the military and veteran community.

The American Legion is the nation's largest wartime veterans service organization aimed at advocating for the U.S. Military and Veteran community through diverse programs to support education, social engagement, employment, mental health, and more.

Mission 22 provides support to veterans and their families when they need it most: right now. Through a comprehensive approach of outreach, events, and programs, Mission 22 promotes long-term wellness and growth.

Military.com is a news and resource website, providing defense news, benefit information, and support resources.

MilitaryVeteranProject.org provides a list of various charities and organizations, both public and governmental, focused on serving the military community.

Military.com provides a list of the ten top-rated nonprofit veteran organizations, based on reviews and combined scores reviewed by Military.com.

Causeiq.com provides a complete comprehensive list of all 36,710 veteran organizations in the U.S.A. Once on the list, you can filter it down by state as well as other factors.

Provided by combatveteranstocareers.org, this article lists five of the common challenges veterans face during their transition to the civilian workforce