Veterans' affairs

The particular services provided can vary by jurisdiction, but can include things such as: • Resolving issues regarding compensation due following service • Provision of military pensions • Assistance with housing • Assistance obtaining post-service employment • Provision of treatment for service-related injuries • Arranging for burial in cemeteries designated for veterans In a survey of benefits and services offered to Veterans in four English-speaking countries, Veterans Affairs Canada noted that "[w]hile each country's suite of programs is very different, there is general consistency in the services and benefits available to support a Veteran's re-establishment". ==Examples==

Departments for Veteran Affairs in country or state jurisdictions include: • United States Department of Veterans Affairs (departments of this type in individual US states are independent of the federal entity) • Arizona Department of Veterans' Services • Florida Department of Veterans Affairs • Illinois Department of Veterans' Affairs • Louisiana Department of Veterans Affairs • Michigan Department of Military and Veterans Affairs • New Jersey Department of Military and Veterans Affairs • Ohio Department of Veterans Services • Oklahoma Department of Veterans Affairs • Oregon Department of Veterans' Affairs • Tennessee Department of Veterans Services • West Virginia Department of Veterans Assistance • Wisconsin Department of Veterans Affairs • Department of Veterans' Affairs, Australia • Veterans Affairs Canada, Canada • Veterans Affairs Council of Taiwan • Ministry of Veterans Affairs, China • Ministry of Croatian Veterans, Croatia • Ministry of Patriots and Veterans Affairs, South Korea • Ministry of Defence and Veterans Affairs (South Sudan) • Service Personnel and Veterans Agency, United Kingdom ==See also==