Veteran Services Officer William Illa is available for walk-in service at the Township of Schaumburg. Township Veteran service is open to all veterans and their families to assist in understanding and applying for qualified benefits. VSO William Illa can also assist veterans with copies of discharge papers, providing information on disability compensation, burial benefits and allowances, and much more. In a case where he cannot help, a referral can be made to a source that may help the veteran.
Please visit Officer Illa at the Township.
Hours:
Contact via email or phone to schedule an appointment:
Veterans in need of further assistance can call the main Illinois Department of Veterans Affairs number (1-800-437-9824) or visit their website here to find a neighboring VSO.
Schaumburg Township 1 Illinois Boulevard Hoffman Estates, IL 60169
Phone: 217-836-6691
Please join us every 3rd Thursday of the month from 9 – 10:30 am to make friends, get advice, or just enjoy a cup of coffee with fellow veterans. Veterans, their families and allies are invited to connect over coffee in a casual and friendly atmosphere.
George Dunne County Building 69 West Washington, Suite 1620 Chicago, IL 60602
Phone: 312-814-2460 Fax: 312-814-2764 Toll free: 800-437-9824
veterans.illinois.gov
Cook County Clerk’s Office is now offering the Cook County Military and Veterans Discount Card via mail.
To register by mail, the following is required to be completed:
Fill out and submit the Online Military and Veterans Discount Card Application.
Submit via mail:
Cook County Clerk’s Office Attn: Veterans Services 118 North Clark Street, Room 120 Chicago, Illinois 60602-1387
Full Details
The National Center of Excellence for Veterans and their Families at Rush University Medical Center offers The Road Home Program.
This is a free service which offers mental healthcare services for Veterans, Active-Duty Members, National Guard, Reservist and family members struggling with the invisible wounds of post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), military sexual trauma (MST) and related conditions. They offer many options for their programs, including online visits.
For more information, please visit The Road Home Program website.
The General Federation of Women’s Clubs (GFWC) Northwest Suburban Woman’s Club is encouraging women veterans to join the Military Women’s Memorial Registry – a national effort to preserve and share the stories of those who have served. While hundreds of thousands of stories have already been recorded, millions more remain untold.
If you are a woman veteran, or know someone who is, take a few moments to ensure her service is recognized and remembered for generations to come by visiting womensmemorial.org.
"*" indicates required fields
