MVA Today – December 2024 – Los Angeles County Department of Military and Veterans Affairs

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- Disability CompensationReceive financial assistance for service-connected disabilities.
- Death and Burial BenefitsEligible veteran families can receive financial assistance for funeral expenses.
- Veterans PensionSecure a stable income through veteran pension programs.
- Benefits for SurvivorsSupport your family with resources and financial assistance.
- Education & TrainingAccess education assistance, financial aid, and training options.
- Frequently Asked QuestionsFind answers to common questions about MVA
- Healthcare LocationsAccess quality healthcare tailored to your specific needs.
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- Executive BiosThe people behind MVA LA County’s initiatives.
- Advisory CommissionProviding oversight and facilitating community engagement
- News and ResourcesLatest news and updates on MVA
- Board CommissionersLearn about the people providing strategic guidance for MVA.
- Join UsBe a part of the VA work force.
- Meeting ArchivesAccess recordings, agendas, and minutes of advisory commission meetings.
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MVA Today – December 2024

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