Help is here.
Trusted places for veterans and military families in Little Elm and Denton County to get support with benefits, health care, and more.
In crisis? Help is available 24/7.
The Veterans Crisis Line is free and confidential, for veterans and the people who care about them. In an emergency, call 911.
- Call: Dial 988, then press 1
- Text: 838255
- Chat: veteranscrisisline.net
Local help in Denton County
Denton County Veterans Service Office
Free help filing VA benefit claims for veterans and their families.
Fort Worth Vet Center
Confidential counseling for veterans and families, with a satellite location in Denton.
VA North Texas Health Care System
VA hospitals and clinics serving North Texas.
Denton County Veterans Center
A community hub connecting veterans with local services and support.
Town of Little Elm Military Programs
Town programs and recognition for military members and veterans.
VA benefits and services
VA.gov
The official home for all VA benefits, records, and services.
Apply for VA health care
Check eligibility and enroll online.
Disability compensation
Learn about and file a VA disability claim.
Education and GI Bill
Education and training benefits for veterans and families.
VA home loans
Home loan guaranty and housing programs.
Homeless programs
Help for veterans who are homeless or at risk.
Find a VA location
Search for VA clinics, Vet Centers, and offices near you.
State programs and family support
Texas Veterans Commission
State help with claims, jobs, education, and health care.
Texas Veterans Portal
One place to find Texas veteran benefits and services.
Texas Veterans Land Board
Land and home loans, veterans homes, and state cemeteries.
Military OneSource
Free support for service members, veterans, and their families.
2-1-1 Texas
Dial 2-1-1 for local help with food, housing, utilities, and more.
These links go to official government and nonprofit websites. Little Elm Veterans Committee is not affiliated with these organizations and does not provide benefits counseling. Know a resource we should add? Let us know.