Disabled American Veterans
- State
- Arizona
- County
- Cochise County
- City
- Benson
- Postal Code
- 85602
- Location
- 160 West 4th Street
- Phone
- 520-586-8575
- Hours
- Mon-Fri 9:00 AM-5:00 PM
The Disabled American Veterans is a non-medical community-based center in Benson that offers counseling services for service members, veterans, and their families. You do not have to be under the Veterans Administration care to receive assistance from the Disabled American Veterans.
The Disabled American Veterans is at 160 West 4th Street, Benson, Arizona, 85602. You can contact the Disabled American Veterans at 520-586-8575 or check out their website.
Disabled American Veterans’s Services
- Counseling for a post-traumatic disorder, depression, military sexual trauma for Benson residents
- Transition counseling for Benson residents
- Returning Benson service member counseling
- Counseling for grief or bereavement
- Benson family counseling
- Benson couples counseling
- Mental health care for Benson residents
Referral Services
Depending on your needs Disabled American Veterans will link you up with relevant institutions. Some of the referral Disabled American Veterans’s services include:
- Suicide prevention for Benson residents
- Homeless Benson veteran care
- Addiction and substance abuse care for Benson residents
- Veteran connections for Benson residents
Visitation
The Disabled American Veterans offers its services through physical engagement, video, or phone voice calls.
The Disabled American Veterans operates Monday to Thursday from eight to four-thirty o’clock; however, Disabled American Veterans runs from eight to four o’clock on Friday.
Also, a call to Disabled American Veterans is available throughout if you urgently need help after working hours. You can reach the call center at 520-586-8575.
You will need to produce at least one of the following documents for your first visit to Disabled American Veterans:
- Deployment orders
- Discharge documents
- Proof of awards
- Or any other documents showing military service
If you are unsure if you qualify to visit the Disabled American Veterans, call them for further clarification. If Disabled American Veterans cannot help, they will give you a referral.
You will produce contact and general information about yourself during the initial contact at Disabled American Veterans. A Disabled American Veterans counselor will take you through an evaluation to determine the safety of yourself and those around you. Then you will be given an appointment. Your counselor will schedule subsequent appointments at Disabled American Veterans.
Confidentiality Policy
The Disabled American Veterans upholds a full confidentiality policy. However, in the case of a life and death situation, the Disabled American Veterans may share your details with other authorities.
Feel free to open up while at the Disabled American Veterans.
Directions
Refer the map below to find the driving directions.