Veterans Services

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Veterans: Making Connecticut Stronger

Veterans receive priority reemployment services from trained staff at American Job Centers (AJCs) throughout the state. Staff offer specialized services to veterans reintegrating into civilian life; assist veterans in identifying careers after military service; and help veterans match their unique skills to jobs in demand by Connecticut employers. Additionally, staff work with the state’s employers to source and identify jobs for veterans and create networks between veterans and employers.
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For Veterans Seeking Employment or Training

The Connecticut Department of Labor works with partners throughout the state to provide high-quality, meaningful job services for veterans. Veterans receive priority assistance at American Job Centers, so make sure to identify yourself when
you check in. 

For Employers Seeking to Hire Veterans

There are many reasons to hire veterans and resources available
to help companies bring veterans into their workforce. Explore resources for hiring veterans. 

Services for Veterans

Explore state, federal, and non-profit services for veterans


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Help for Veterans in Crisis

Through its 24-hour Veterans Crisis Line, the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) provides immediate access to trained coordinators for veterans who are experiencing mental health crises. Veterans in crisis should call the Veterans Crisis Line at (800) 273-8255 or text 838255. Crisis chat services are also available 24/7. 
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Additional Benefits Information

Learn more about benefits, business services and other resources for veterans.

Federal Websites & Information

Federal programs, services, and resources for veterans. 

State Websites & Information

Connecticut programs, services and resources for veterans.

Special Programs

Find out how to transfer skills from your military experience to your next career, access additional employment, education & disability services, file a veterans affairs (VA) claim, and more.


American Corporate Partners 

Transfer skills from your military experience to your next career. 

Work Vessels for Veterans 

Learn how injured veterans can access equipment to start their own business or pursue career education. 

Career Center for Severely Injured Service Members 

Search for jobs with military-friendly companies, network with other veterans, and more.

Transition Assistance Online 

Learn more about how military service members can transition to civilian employment. 

Marine for Life Network 

Former Marines and their families can access educational, employment & other Veterans services that help with transitioning out of military service. 

Veterans Disability Advocates 

Get help from experts with filing your Veterans Affairs (VA) claim. 

Women Veterans’ Services 

Female veterans are entitled to the same benefits and services as male veterans. Additionally, specialized medical and health services for veterans are available to address female health issues. 

Information for Veterans About Mesothelioma 

Veterans with mesothelioma can get free assistance with filing a Veterans Affairs (VA) claim or appeal. 

Employer Support of the Guard and Reserve 

Struggling to balance your job with your military service? Learn how to resolve civilian employment conflicts that stem from military commitment. 

Contact Information and Location

CT Department of Labor

200 Folly Brook Blvd.
Wethersfield, CT 06109

CTDOL is an AA/EEO employer

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