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Leave this flyer with admissions, social services, discharge planners, residents, families and community groups.
Florida help for veterans,
seniors and families
Find a starting contact, understand what to ask, and plan your next step. Free resources for all 67 Florida counties.
- Veterans and surviving spouses: county veterans service contacts, benefits and care referrals.
- Seniors and people with disabilities: aging agencies, daily living support, caregiving and resident rights. This section does not require military service.
- Ramps and home accessibility: HISA and other funding routes, application preparation and a printable follow-up checklist.
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Choose your county, then choose the help you need.
https://travisvought-byte.github.io/vhg-veteran-resident-guide/fl.html
Questions, corrections or partnerships?
travis@vethomeguard.org
Published by Veteran Home Guardians, an independent nonprofit. A referral does not guarantee eligibility, funding or availability. Confirm current details with the agency. No resident information is collected by the guide. Updated October 19, 2026.
Ready-to-use newsletter introduction
Veteran Home Guardians has created a free Florida resource guide for veterans, surviving spouses, seniors, people with disabilities, families and care teams. Choose any of Florida’s 67 counties to find county veterans service contacts, matched local aging agency helplines and local long-term-care ombudsman districts. The guide also includes ramps and home accessibility funding routes, non-veteran senior support, and printable referral tools. Explore the guide at https://travisvought-byte.github.io/vhg-veteran-resident-guide/fl.html. Please share it with someone who could use a starting point. If you find a listing that is out of date, use “Report a problem” on that listing. It takes a minute and keeps the guide accurate for everyone who relies on it.
Send people directly to the help they need
For a county-specific link, choose the county in the guide and use “Copy link to this view.”
Share public resource information only. Discuss personal records and applications directly with the appropriate agency.