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I am honored to represent a state with so many veterans who have served our country bravely. I think it's our responsibility to take care of those who have taken care of us. Please call my Portland office at (207) 774-5019 if you have questions or concerns about the benefits you've earned, including assistance with VA claims, VA health care, and replacement military medals and awards. Stop-Loss | GI Bill | Benefits | Healthcare | Readjustment Support | Memorials | Long-term Care | Legal Assistance | Financial Assistance | Veteran Homelessness Stop-Loss PaymentsThe military has extended the deadline for applying for retroactive stop-loss payments to October 21, 2012. Find out more here. GI BillFind out more about applying for education funding through the GI Bill. Veterans BenefitsTogus VA Maine Medical/Regional Office Center Health careAugusta: VA Maine Healthcare System-Togus
Readjustment SupportVet Centers offer a wide range of services to help veterans and their families make a successful transition from military to civilian life. Services include individual and group counseling, marital and family counseling, bereavement counseling, medical and benefits referrals, and employment counseling
State ProgramsBureau of Maine Veterans Services Veterans Memorial ServicesMaine Veterans' Memorial Cemetery System Military Funeral Honors Program Togus National Cemetery Longterm CareMaine veterans homes Legal AssistancePine Tree Legal is a nonprofit organization providing free legal counseling to Maine veterans. Stateside Legal helps veterans access benefits, connect with legal resources, and with legal questions. Financial AssistanceThe Consumer Finance Protection Bureau offers financial management resources to veterans and their families, information about veterans-specific laws and programs, and help with problem lenders. Go here to file a complaint. Veteran HomelessnessPreble Street Resource Center runs programs in York County, Cumberland County, and Bath to support homeless veterans and those at risk of becoming homeless. For more information, call 207-956-6556 or 1-800-377-5709.
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