This page provides helpful resources and information for Veterans. Explore the links and materials below.

2025 Entrepreneur Boot Camp application for Service Veterans, Service-Disabled Veterans, Retired Veterans, Active Duty, Guard, Reserve and Spouses of the Above.

Veterans Benefit Newsletter includes the link to the 2025 Veterans Benefit Guide.

On Base Source for Military Installation & Community Events Newsletter

NC AMVETS Service Foundation survey.

They are working indirectly with the VA and other partners regarding the use and effectiveness of CBD within the Veteran Community.

They are asking support for us to complete attached survey and forward to other veterans. In closing, when completing the survey if you come to a question or section you don’t feel pertains to you skip it but move on and complete as much as you probably can. At the end you will see a submit button that will send the survey to our academic partner. For more information please contact, Jean Reaves, PDC
NCAMVETS Service Foundation, VP 252-673-6495

Redefining Our Approach to Reducing Veteran Suicide: An ordinary man’s extraordinary quest using Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy.

Why are veterans more susceptible to suicide, and why do traditional medications and counseling efforts fall short in curbing this alarming trend? Amid this challenging landscape, Jim Hooker emerges as a beacon of potential solutions. With piercing blue eyes and a captivating presence, Hooker, an ordinary man, has played a pivotal role in reshaping possibilities for North Carolina veterans grappling with Traumatic Brain Injuries (TBIs) and Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). Singlehandedly, he drafted an unfunded state legislative bill that now offers funded Hyperbaric Oxygen Therapy (HBOT) to veterans, a bill which became law and is transforming the landscape for veterans in North Carolina.

VA is interested in acquiring land on which it may construct a National Cemetery located within Salisbury, NC. VA is seeking approximately 50 acres of land for an annex cemetery located within 3-miles of the existing cemetery or 125 acres of land located within the counties of Rowan, Iredell, Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, and Stanly. Contiguous parcels may be considered. Delineated Area: To be considered, the site must be within a three-mile radius of Salisbury National Cemetery or located within the counties of Rowan, Iredell, Mecklenburg, Cabarrus, and Stanly, North Carolina.

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