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Serving didn't look the same for every veteran, and coming home doesn't either. These resources are built around what women veterans actually need — health care that takes women's bodies and experiences seriously, other women veterans who get it without a long explanation, and support for things like military sexual trauma that aren't always easy to bring up.
Whatever you're facing, you served — and you deserve support that treats you like it. Tell us what's going on in one confidential conversation, and we'll connect you to the right person, not a generic list.
We're a connector, not a provider — no forms to decode, no runaround, just someone who listens and knows where to send you next.
Where to start
These are publicly available resources anyone can use — VRA isn't affiliated with any of them, and listing them here isn't an endorsement, just a starting point. If you'd rather not sort through it alone, reach out and we'll do it with you.
Call, text, or chat with a trained woman VA representative about anything — health care enrollment, benefits, or just figuring out where to start. They can also connect you to homeless services or the Veterans Crisis Line if it's urgent.
Every VA medical center has a staff person whose whole job is helping women veterans get connected to the right care and services. This tool helps you find the right one for your VA, anywhere in New England or beyond.
The women's health team at the Manchester, NH VA — primary care, gynecology, maternity care, mammograms, and mental health support, all from providers who focus specifically on women veterans' health.
A no-cost, non-medical counseling center for veterans and their families — including private, confidential counseling for military sexual trauma, which is offered by clinicians with specific training and is a service women veterans use often.
A women-veterans-only peer support group, run by fellow women veterans, that meets for 8 sessions online or in person. It's a chance to talk with others who understand what service was like for a woman, without having to explain the basics first.
A nonprofit built by and for military women. They run a 24/7 hotline and pair you with a case manager who helps you find real, vetted resources — legal help, benefits navigation, or just someone to talk through a problem with.
DAV's information hub on issues specific to women veterans — health care access, mental health, and links onward to DAV's general benefits help and the VA Center for Women Veterans.
Whatever you're carrying, there's a community here that sees you as the veteran you are. Reach out today, free and confidential.
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