• Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD): Many veterans experience PTSD and require access to specialized counseling and therapy services.
• Depression and Anxiety: High prevalence among veterans necessitates accessible mental health resources.
• Substance Use Disorders: Support for overcoming addiction is crucial.
• Suicide Prevention: Immediate access to crisis intervention services is vital.

• Homelessness Prevention: Veterans are at a higher risk of homelessness and need resources for stable housing solutions.
• Emergency and Transitional Housing: Information on shelters and temporary housing programs.
• Permanent Supportive Housing: Access to long-term housing with supportive services.
• Arkansas veterans with a 100% Permanent and Total (P&T) VA disability rating are exempt from paying property taxes on their primary residence. To qualify for the exemption, the veteran must own the property and must have a 100% Permanent and Total (P&T) VA disability rating OR have been awarded Special Monthly Compensation by VA for (1) The loss or loss of use of one or more limbs or (2) Total blindness in one or both eyes.
• A veteran’s surviving spouse and minor dependent children are entitled to the same exemption to which the veteran was entitled.
• The surviving spouse is entitled to the exemption only so long as he or she remains unmarried.
• If he or she remarries and the marriage is terminated, the exemption is reinstated Source: Arkansas Code Title 26. Taxation § 26-3-306. Disabled veterans, surviving spouses, and minor dependent children

• Job Training and Placement: Programs that assist veterans in acquiring new skills and finding employment.
• Resume and Interview Preparation: Resources to help translate military experience into civilian job qualifications.
• Entrepreneurship Support: Guidance for veterans interested in starting their own businesses.

• Physical Health Care: Access to VA and non-VA medical facilities for general and specialized care.
• Dental and Vision Care: Information on providers offering these services, as they are often not covered.
• Women’s Health Services: Specialized care for female veterans, including maternity and reproductive health.

• Disability Benefits: Guidance on applying for and managing VA disability compensation.
• Pension Programs: Information on eligibility and application processes for veterans’ pensions.
• Financial Counseling: Services that help with budgeting, debt management, and financial planning.

• GI Bill Benefits: Assistance in understanding and utilizing education benefits for college or vocational training.
• Scholarships and Grants: Information on additional financial aid options for veterans.
• Vocational Rehabilitation: Programs aimed at helping disabled veterans gain new skills for employment.

• VA Claims and Appeals: Support in navigating the VA benefits system and appealing denied claims.
• Discharge Upgrades: Resources for veterans seeking to upgrade their discharge status.
• Legal Aid Services: Access to pro bono or low-cost legal assistance for various issues.

• Counseling Services: Family therapy and support groups to address the challenges faced by veterans’ families.
• Caregiver Resources: Assistance programs for those providing care to disabled veterans.
• Child Care Services: Information on affordable childcare options for veteran families.