The Veteran’s Affairs Committee recognizes the contributions of veterans and focuses on issues affecting veterans and their families.
Our local Veteran’s Affairs committee also prioritizes raising awareness of veteran-related concerns and connecting individuals with verified public resources and information.
The Committee on Armed Services and Veterans Affairs shall:
- seek to establish a working relationship with those agencies in national, state, and local government, having the responsibility in the affairs of members of the various Armed Services and Veterans and to see that the programs to which they are responsible are administered fairly and justly to members of the minority community.
- study conditions pertaining to Veterans and members of the Military Service and their dependents and/or survivors in the community;
- serve as a center of information on matters affecting the members of the Active Military, Reserves, State National Guard, and Veterans;
- maintain a repository of materials, information, and forms to be used in assisting Veterans and/or dependents of Veterans and Military Personnel with their problems;
- receive and act on all complaints related to acts of discrimination on account of race, color, creed, or denial of benefits to which they are entitled because of discrimination;
- prepare a quarterly report on committee activities to be submitted to the Executive Committee of the Unit and the National Director of Armed Services and Veterans Affairs.