The Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs is proud to announce a new and improved free Mobile App, which is available to veterans and their families through the iPhone and Android Markets. This App is a primary tool in our arsenal to advocate for our state’s more than 1.6 million veterans.
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The Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs operates six skilled nursing facilities in Daytona Beach, Land O’ Lakes, Pembroke Pines, Springfield, Port Charlotte and St. Augustine, and one assisted living facility in Lake City.
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Most federal, state and local veterans’ benefits require proof of military service through an official discharge document, often called a DD-214 or one of its predecessors. You may request a free copy of your military service record through the National Archives by clicking the “Read More” below.
read moreWith more than 1.6 million veterans, Florida is the most veteran-friendly state in the nation. The Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs is the premier point of entry for Florida veterans to access earned services, benefits and support. Thank you for your service. We honor you.
The Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs advocates with purpose and passion for Florida veterans and links them to superior services, benefits and support. Take advantage of the many federal, state and local benefits available to you. READ MORE »
The Florida Veterans’ Benefits Guide is an annual publication designed to bring you the latest information on federal and state benefits in an easy-to-read format. The guide is a primary tool in our arsenal to advocate for our state’s veterans. READ MORE »
The Florida Department of Veterans’ Affairs operates six skilled nursing facilities in Daytona Beach, Land O’ Lakes, Pembroke Pines, Springfield, Port Charlotte and St. Augustine, and one assisted living facility in Lake City. READ MORE »
More than 231,000 veterans from Operations Iraqi Freedom and Enduring Freedom claim the Sunshine State as their home of record. Florida offers many benefits and services for returning veterans and their families. Welcome home! READ MORE »
Florida is home to more than 449,000 Vietnam-era veterans, so it is very likely that one in four veterans you meet in the Sunshine State is a Vietnam veteran. On behalf of a grateful nation, thank you for your service. READ MORE »
The Sunshine State is home to the third largest population of women veterans in the nation, with more than 140,000. Many women veterans don’t know that they are eligible for federal and state benefits, which include special programs for them. READ MORE »
Established by the Florida Legislature, the Florida Veterans Foundation is a 501(c)(3) non-profit Direct Support Organization of the FDVA. Tax deductible contributions help to fulfill our mission to provide assistance to Florida’s veterans and their families.
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