START WITH A CONVERSATION
Support for you.
And the people beside you.
Veterans and families can contact the center for help connecting with services and community resources.
01
VA benefits navigation
Get connected with information about benefits and accredited claims assistance.
02
Health care connections
Explore pathways to physical and mental health care through VA and community providers.
03
Counseling & peer support
Ask about individual, group, couples, and family counseling connections and peer support.
04
Financial & career resources
Find a starting point for employment, financial concerns, and military-to-civilian transition.
Service availability, eligibility, and any provider fees vary. Contact us to discuss your needs; the center is not an emergency service.
A simple first step
1
Reach out
Call or email with a brief description of what you need. You do not need to have everything figured out.
2
Talk through options
Ask about resources for yourself, a veteran in your family, or someone you support.
3
Connect with a resource
Use the resource directory or discuss a referral with the center.
Call the center
360-207-4836Start with a conversation.Email us
info@scveteranscenter.orgFor general inquiries; please do not send sensitive records.Visit the center
609 SW Camano Drive
Camano Island, WA 98282
Common questions
Can family members contact the center?
Yes. Supporting veteran families is part of the center’s mission.
Can you file my VA claim?
Ask the center about connecting with an accredited representative. Our directory links to VA’s accredited representative search; this website does not establish accreditation for center staff.
What should I send by email?
A short introduction and a way to reach you are enough. Please do not email Social Security numbers, medical records, or military discharge documents.
Support works better together
Explore our network and the center’s published accounts of helping veterans connect with care.