4 Resources
Statewide veterans service organization with benefits support, claim assistance, and community programs. American Legion service officers help Iowa fathers who are veterans file VA disability claims, appeal denials, and access state benefits at no cost. Bring DD-214 and any prior claim paperwork when visiting. The Department headquarters is on Lyon Street in Des Moines with posts in most Iowa cities and towns statewide.
515-282-5068 · 720 Lyon St, Des Moines, IA 50309
Disabled American Veterans Iowa chapter providing free benefits assistance, VA claim filing, appeals support, and transportation to VA medical appointments. Fathers who are veterans, especially those with service-connected disabilities, can meet with DAV service officers at the 30th Street office in Des Moines. Bring DD-214, medical records, and prior claim documents. Services are free and no DAV membership is required for benefits help.
515-699-5999 · 3600 30th St, Des Moines, IA 50310
Veterans of Foreign Wars Iowa Department providing advocacy, benefits assistance, and community support for veterans of combat and overseas service. Service officers help Iowa fathers who are veterans file VA disability claims, appeals, and state benefit applications at no cost. Bring DD-214 and prior claim paperwork when visiting. State headquarters on Grand Avenue in Des Moines with posts and auxiliaries across Iowa communities.
515-282-4142 · 2600 Grand Ave, Des Moines, IA 50312
State workforce agency offering priority employment and training services for Iowa veterans under Jobs for Veterans State Grants. Fathers who are veterans can access resume help, job leads, training referrals, and apprenticeship programs at IowaWORKS centers statewide. Bring DD-214, photo ID, and a resume or work history. Priority of service means veterans are seen first for workshops and employment referrals. Free to all qualifying veterans.
515-281-5387 · 150 Des Moines St, Des Moines, IA 50309