As part of MVPN, "through us you can find trust, camaraderie, and hope."
Pecan Valley Centers is proud to support our troops, past and present, with any challenges they face. As the Local Mental Health Authority, we want to ensure all Veterans and their families know we are a resource for mental health help. Through local peer groups, free counseling, and a variety of other services, we can help connect you and your loved one with help when needed.
If you or someone you know may need some assistance, please contact Robin Greer regarding Veteran Services.
Call or email her at (817) 579-4489; rgreer@pecanvalley.org.
"Bring Everyone In The Zone"
PTSD Support Group
Hood/Somervell County Peer to Peer Group
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Granbury Group: 1st and 3rd Wednesday 6:00pm at Hood County Library
222 N Travis St. Granbury, TX 76048
Palo Pinto County Peer to Peer Group
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Veterans Group: 1:00pm (1st and 3rd Tuesday of the month) at VFW Post 2399 (1400 SE VFW Street, Mineral Wells)
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Veteran Family Group: Every Wednesday 10am-Noon at VFW Post 2399 (1400 SE VFW Street, Mineral Wells)
Pecan Valley Centers Volunteer Claims Counselor
Mineral Wells: Tami Barker : 254-965-1450 / Clay Rountree: 940-329-1497 VFW Post 2399
All other Counties: Tami Barker Nationally accredited Service Officer –by appointment only 254-965-1450
County Service Officers
Palo Pinto County: Clay Roundtree 940-659-1275 or 940-325-2998
Parker County – John Hale – Parker County Annex on Sante Fe Dr. 817-598-6153
Hood/Somervell County – Hood County Courthouse on the Square 817-579-3292
Erath County – Tami Barker – Erath County Courthouse Annex 254-965-1443
Johnson County – Kathryn Fasci – Johnson County Courthouse 817-556-6351
DD214 – Record of Military Service
VET CENTERS
"Keeping the Promise"
The Arlington Vet Center currently provides free counseling for eligible veterans and their families at Pecan Valley’s Granbury and Cleburne clinics. To schedule an appointment, please call 817-274-0981
The Vet Center provides counseling for:
· War-Zone Veterans & their Families
· Military Sexual Trauma
· Bereavement
For more information about the Vet Center and eligibility contact the 24/7 Combat Call Center at:1-877-WAR-VETS (927-8387)
VA Vet Center Counselors (Free for qualifying Veterans)
North of I-20
Fort Worth Vet Center
6620 Westworth Blvd, Westworth Village
Ft. Worth, TX 76114
Phone: 817-921-9095
South of I-20
Tarrant County Vet Center
3337 W. Pioneer Pkwy, Northlake Center
Pantego, TX 76013
Phone: 817-274-0981
Free VA Claims Assistance
1st and 3rd Wednesday of every month
1:00PM - 4:00PM
Tami Barker
Granbury VFW- 3670 U.S. 377, Granbury, TX 76048
(no appointment necessary)
BATIWOW- Bring Awareness To Invisible Wounds Of War Bike Rally
Bring Awareness To Invisible Wounds Of War, BATIWOW on 1st Saturday in June at the VFW Post 2399 – Mineral Wells.
Surmounters of Texas, Inc. Equine Therapy
If you are a member of our military suffering from PTSD, TBI, MST, stress/anxiety, family issues, stressed, unhappy, angry, feeling grief or lack of self-esteem, having personal or family issues, or work life issues, Join other veterans, spouses, and their families along with an Equine Specialist, Counselor, or peer-to-peer support group and of course, the Gypsy Horses to see if there can be a difference in your life.
The Texas Health and Human Services Commission (HHSC) has developed a mobile phone app to give Texas veterans quick access to crisis hotlines and other resources. This free, simple app is for veterans, active duty, families and any Texan who supports our military. Use it as a way to get information about the local, state, and national resources available to Texas military veterans.
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