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Welcome to Connecticut Veterans Affairs CT Veterans Affairs salutes our Veterans The mission of Connecticut Veterans Affairs is to assist Connecticut’s Veterans, across the spectrum of need, to ensure each Veteran and eligible family member receives the benefits and services they earned.
Connecticut Veterans Affairs accomplishes this mission through four core functions: Advocacy and Assistance, Residential Programs and Services, Skilled Nursing Facility, and Cemetery and Memorial Services. These core functions enable us to implement our motto “Serving Those Who Served. ” Connecticut has a rich history of providing support for Veterans and their families.
CT Veterans Affairs is proud to carry on this legacy. Learn more about CT Veterans Affairs Core functions of CT Veterans Affairs Get help navigating Veterans benefits under federal, state, and local laws. Services are available to Veterans, their eligible spouses, and eligible dependents.
Cemetery and Memorial Services It’s our solemn duty to honor Connecticut’s Veterans after they have passed. CT’s State Veterans Cemetery in Middletown is reserved for eligible Veterans and their spouses. Learn about cemetery services Our Rocky Hill, CT campus offers residential programs that give Veterans the opportunity for rehabilitation and recovery in a supportive community environment.
Explore residential programs The Sgt. John L. Levitow Healthcare Center cares for CT’s Veterans.
We provide long-term skilled nursing care to Veterans with medical conditions requiring 24-hour clinical care. View the skilled nursing facility CT Veterans Affairs Leadership Commissioner Ronald P. Welch Ron Welch, Brigadier General, USA (Ret.)
is a decorated combat Veteran with a distinguished career in the U.S. Army and Connecticut National Guard. After serving as an Airborne Ranger, he joined the National Guard. During his nearly 40 years of service, he rose through the ranks from Private to Brigadier General.
General Welch completed 37 military courses from tactical to strategic including a master’s from Army War College and a master’s from ECSU. He held 28 command and key staff assignments from platoon to Major Command Level. He deployed to Afghanistan as Senior Advisor and Team Chief and later served as Chief of Staff and Director of the Joint Staff, CTNG.
In 2017, after retirement, General Welch became VP at Easterseals Veterans Rally Point, creating a one-stop center with comprehensive programs for service members, Veterans, and families. He was appointed as DVA Commissioner in May of 2023. Deputy Commissioner John S.
Carragher John S. Carragher is the Deputy Commissioner of the Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs. He is a U.
S. Army Veteran, serving on active duty with the Connecticut National Guard of over 39 years. He previously served as the Department’s Manager of Veterans Advocacy and Assistance.
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According to the current listing, eligibility includes: Veterans of the state of Connecticut who were honorably discharged from, or released under honorable conditions from, active service in the Armed Forces, and are current residents of CT, or were residents at the time of…. Confirm the full requirements in the official notice before applying.
Residential Facility (CT DVA) is funded by Connecticut Department of Veterans Affairs (DVA). Verify program details on the funder's official page before applying.
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