Every organization below is independent of The Fisher Team — this is simply a resource we're proud to keep for the veterans of the Ozarks. Details were verified in August 2026; please confirm hours and services directly.
VA Health Care & Services
VA primary care, mental health & specialty services for Springfield-area veterans.
Free, confidential readjustment & PTSD counseling — individual, group, and family.
National cemetery & burial benefits for veterans and eligible family members.
1702 E. Seminole St, Springfield, MO 65804
Benefits & Claims Help
Free, accredited help filing VA disability, pension, and benefits claims.
Local help connecting veterans and families to earned benefits and services.
The state's official hub for benefits, mental health, legal, housing & employment resources.
Statewide · veteranbenefits.mo.gov
Apply for benefits, check claim status, refill Rx, and manage your care online.
State Veterans Facilities
State veterans cemetery serving Southwest Missouri.
Springfield, MO
Skilled-nursing long-term care for eligible veterans (about 30 minutes west of Springfield).
Veterans Service Organizations
Camaraderie, advocacy, and limited emergency aid for veterans in need.
One of Springfield's American Legion posts — service, community, and veteran support.
Springfield, MO
Springfield post and home of the Vietnam War Memorial — a Huey, Cobra gunship, and submarine sail on display.
Find Your Local Post
Springfield and the Ozarks have many VFW, American Legion, DAV, and Purple Heart posts. Use the official finders:
Employment & Training
Dedicated veteran employment representative, plus the Show-Me Heroes on-the-job training program.
Legal Help
Free civil legal aid for income-eligible veterans and families across the region.
A court program connecting justice-involved veterans with treatment, mentoring, and support.
31st Judicial Circuit · Greene County, MO
Housing & Homeless Support
Rent/utility help, case management, and wraparound services for veterans and families who are homeless or at risk.
Day center for homeless veterans and neighbors: meals, showers, laundry, mail, lockers, and resource help.
Community & Wellness Nonprofits
Flies veterans to Washington, D.C. to visit their memorials — free to the veteran.
Peer support, suicide intervention, and transition help for the invisible wounds of service — 24/7 connector.
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The organizations listed here are independent and are provided as a helpful resource for the veteran community. The Fisher Team and Keller Williams Local are not affiliated with, and do not endorse or represent, any organization listed. Information was verified in August 2026 — please confirm current details, hours, and eligibility directly with each organization. If you are in crisis, call the Veterans Crisis Line at 988 (press 1).
