Kerr County VSO, regional aging agency team up to expand support for veterans, older adults
The Kerr County VSO has joined with the Alamo Area Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging to connect eligible residents with support covering utility bills, durable medical equipment, nutritional supplements, vision and hearing care, basic dental services and minor home modifications such as grab bars, handrails and wheelchair ramps.
A new partnership between the Kerr County Veterans Service Office and a regional aging agency will expand access to financial, medical and home safety assistance for local veterans and adults 60 and older.
The Kerr County VSO has joined with the Alamo Area Council of Governments Area Agency on Aging to connect eligible residents with support covering utility bills, durable medical equipment, nutritional supplements, vision and hearing care, basic dental services and minor home modifications such as grab bars, handrails and wheelchair ramps.
“We are thankful for this collaboration with AACOG, because it means veterans in our community and aging adults who are 60 years old or older in Kerr County will get more help in maintaining their independence and well-being,” Kerr County Veterans Service Officer Jenna Sanchez said. “Together, our agencies will work to connect these individuals with the resources that are tailored to their needs.”
Residents who believe they may qualify can contact the Alamo Service Connection at 866-231-4922. The Kerr County VSO is also available to walk callers through the application process at 830-792-2203.
The VSO is located in Suite 107 of the Allie Burton Annex at 550 Earl Garrett St. in Kerrville and is open Monday through Thursday. Walk-ins are welcome, though appointments receive priority. The office can also be reached by email at veterans.service@veterans.kerrcountytx.gov.

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