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Our counselors can provide professional guidance. Please call the Sussex County Vet Center at 302-225-9110 for additional assistance.

Sussex County Vet Center can help you know where to go and how to register for

• How to get VA medical benefits and register for care
• Where to go to file claims and other forms
• Understanding your VA education benefits
• Education and referral for VA burial benefits
• Housing and home loans

Sussex County Vet Center can also connect you to other Veteran Service Organizations in your community. 

Sussex County Vet Center can connect you with HUD-VASH or other community resources.

With the expansion of telehealth service due to the pandemic the telehealth services are an option post pandemic. If you are unable to come to the Sussex County Vet Center for a variety of reasons such as not being able to take time off from your busy schedule and/or not feeling well, we can accommodate you with telehealth services. 

Sussex County Vet Center partners with Army National Guard units and state and local law enforcement.

The Sussex County Vet Center is staffed with women counselors who can focus on the needs of women Veterans and your cultural transformation along with any readjustment issues you may experience. The Sussex County Vet Center's goal is to provide an environment free from harassment that meets the unique needs of women Veterans.

The Sussex County Vet Center understands that the transition from military to civilian life can be a challenge. We have personnel that are knowledgeable on a wide range of federal and state benefits for Veterans and their families, including guidance regarding VA Compensation and Pension claims, retirement benefits, and survivor benefits.