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We’re committed to providing our Veterans and service members with community partner information to stay connected and engaged.

• Tennessee Department of Veterans Services
• ADVA Arkansas Department of Veterans Affairs
• Mississippi VA
• Missouri Veterans Commission
• KDVA Kentucky of Veterans Affairs
• VA Memphis Health Care
• VA Tennessee Valley Health Care

Call 901-522-3950 if you or your organization is interested learning more about ways to partner with us.

Oklahoma City Vet Center supports local Veterans through partnerships with government and community agencies, including:

• Tinker Air Force Base   https://www.tinker.af.mil
• Dale Graham Veteran Foundation    https://dalekgrahamveteransfoundation.org/
• Veterans Corner     https://veteranscornerok.org/
• Oklahoma Department of Veteran Affairs   https://oklahoma.gov/veterans.html
• Veterans Benefits Administration     https://www.benefits.va.gov

We work with the VFW, American Legion, and other organizations within the community. 

 To complement our counseling services, the Midland Vet Center partners with entities such as:

• Odessa VA Community Based Outpatient Clinic
• Texas Veterans Commission 
• Local Veteran/Service Member support organizations
• National Guard and Reserve units.

To complement our counseling services, the McAllen Vet Center partners entities such as: 

• Local Veteran and service member support organizations
• Local military installations
• National Guard and Reserve units

The Lubbock Vet Center supports local Veterans and service members through partnerships with local universities, businesses, non-profit organizations, military installations, and National Guard Armories. We also provide referrals to Veteran Service Organizations in the community.

The Little Rock Vet Center provides outreach service to assist with building local connections to help improve the quality of the lives of Veterans, service members, and their families. Through use of the Mobile Vet Center, our Veteran Outreach Program Specialist is able to reach Veterans and service members in both the metro community and rural areas. They can assist them with accessing information and referrals within both the VA system and private/public sectors to address a host of needs, such as benefits, health care, housing, food and nutrition, and socialization. 

Additionally, the Vet Center hosts a monthly client and community stakeholders board meeting to assess the local needs of Veterans and service members and identify ways to continue to improve service provision and partnerships within the local community.  

Call or come visit the Vet Center to learn more about our outreach programming and community partnerships.  

The Laredo Vet Center partners include:

• Local, State, and Federal Service Agencies
• Local Veteran/Service Member support organizations
• Texas Veterans Commission (office located at the Laredo VA Outpatient Clinic)
• Disabled American Veterans (office located at the Vet Center)
• National Guard and Reserve Units
• US Department of Homeland Security
  • Customs and Border Protection
  • Immigration and Customs Protection

We have a great community network to provide assistance to Veterans, service members, and their family members in need. 

Our partners include:

• Wounded Warrior Project (WWP)
• Combined Arms
• Easterseals
• American GI Forum
• Next OP
• Texas Veteran Commission (TVC)
• Veteran Land Board (VLB)

At the Southwest Houston Vet Center, we strive to connect and gather resources from community partners, educate on our services and work together to help our Veterans and service members. 

Not every Veteran we connect with may need counseling services so we aim to have resources at hand to help a Veteran attain assistance or direction to other resources that may be able to help them achieve their goal.

If you or your organization is interested in learning more about the Vet Center or connecting with us for future events or education, reach out to us at 713-523-0884 and a representative will be happy to help.