We strive to serve and honor all California veterans by connecting them and their families with their earned benefits through education, advocacy, and direct services.

California is home to 1.8 million veterans, representing eight percent of the total U.S. veteran population. California anticipates receiving an additional 30,000 discharged members of the …

California Transition Assistance Program (CalTAP) is a program designed to inform and connect veterans of all eras to their earned federal and state benefits as well as provide continued …

The Veterans Benefit Enhancement program educates, counsels, and assists qualified veterans receiving Medi-Cal on the benefits of United States Department of Veterans Affairs (USDVA) …

Eligible service members, veterans and dependents can receive GI Bill® benefits when attending college education and job training programs approved and monitored by the California State …

Veterans. To be eligible for admission, you must be: 55 years or older, homeless, or disabled. A veteran, having served on active duty. A California resident. Discharged or released from …

California Department of Veterans Affairs (CalVet) Physical Address: 1227 O Street, Sacramento, CA 95814 Mailing Address: P.O. Box 942895, Sacramento, CA 94295. Toll-Free: 800-952 …

Dear California Veterans and Families, I am pleased to present the 8th edition of CalVet’s California Veterans Resource Book. This book assists you in learning about and accessing the …

State and federal employment assistance program, veterans preference programs, How-to-Get-a-State-Job tutorials, veteran-specific job sites, local job fairs and more.

Additionally, you may qualify to get financial assistance through Covered California to make your health coverage more affordable. Covered California is a part of the state of California and …