NC Department of Military & Veterans Affairs

NC Department of Military + Veterans Affairs

Welcome to the North Carolina Department of Military & Veterans Affairs!

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New Strategic Plan for NC Military Preparedness and Support

The North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs and the North Carolina Military Affairs Commission have unveiled the state’s new Strategic Plan for Supporting and Enhancing North Carolina Military Missions and Installations

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Education

As a Veteran, there are education benefits available to you! Use them for a wide variety of approved education and training programs.

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Healthcare

NC4VETS serves as the hub for referrals to Federal VA, State and Local healthcare resources.

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Benefits

Our staff of qualified benefits specialists are trained to help veterans and their families obtain the benefits and services they are entitled to.

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Housing

Through partnerships with Federal, State and Local providers, all Veterans and their families have options available to meet all of their emergency or home ownership needs.

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Veteran Coffee Events - GI Drinking Coffee

Veteran Coffee Events

The Veterans Coffees are open to veterans of all ages and military service. The events are an opportunity for our veterans, both male and female, to connect with other veterans, share stories, and enjoy free coffee, doughnuts and conversation.

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Secretary Larry D. Hall

Larry D. Hall is currently serving as the Secretary for the North Carolina Department of Military & Veterans Affairs.  Secretary Hall represented Durham County, North Carolina’s 29th District in the House of Representatives, since 2006 and he led House Democrats since 2012.  Born and raised in his district and a student of public schools, Secretary Hall earned a B.S. with Honors in Political Science and Business from Johnson C. Smith University and a J.D. from the School of Law at The University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.

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87,000NC veteran owned businesses 2014 - SBA reported 11% of small businesses are Veteran owned
6thin the nation with 84,073 women veterans
$66 billionEconomic impact Includes Military, Veterans, NC National Guard

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The North Carolina Department of Military and Veterans Affairs will focus on protecting North Carolina’s military installations, working with the communities around military bases, helping military families and veterans get the support and services they need, and helping connect veterans with jobs.
 
For Active Military and Veterans, the state has approved in-state tuition for Veterans, Veterans driver’s licenses/IDs, Veterans treatment courts, and providing transferable credit for military experience like driving vehicles or serving in the military police force. Our newly created Department is a way to build on this progress.
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