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Today’s program focuses on VA pension benefits that many veterans and surviving spouses don’t realize they qualify for — along with an urgent mental health issue that needs immediate attention.

VA Pension Benefits
There are service-connected and non-service-connected disability pensions available for wartime veterans. Combat service is not required.

You may qualify if you are:
65 years or older, or
Disabled, with limited income and assets
Current Monthly Pension Amounts
Single veteran: up to $1,160.91
Married veteran: up to $1,521+
Veterans with dependents: higher amounts
Surviving spouse pension: up to $778 per month

These are real, ongoing monthly benefits for veterans and surviving spouses who qualify.

There are also job training and employment benefits available through the Veterans Employment & Training Service (VETS) for veterans transitioning to civilian work or seeking new skills.

IMPORTANT: Mental Health Provider Changes
Veterans are being forced to change long-term mental health providers, including telehealth providers — even after 5, 10, or 15 years of care.

This is unacceptable.

Mental health relies on trust and continuity, and veterans should not be required to start over with a new provider after years of established care.

📢 Please call, email, or write using the contact information in the description.
Leave a message. Make your voice heard. This must stop.

📧 If you want help determining which pension you qualify for, or need assistance related to mental health care changes, email me at [email protected].

🇺🇸 I salute you all for your service.
I’ll see you tomorrow. Rock on.