The mission of the Texas Veterans Commission is to advocate for and provide superior service to veterans that will significantly improve the quality of life for all Texas veterans, their families, and survivors.
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Upcoming Events
CBP Showcase & Resume Workshop
Successfully Transitioning from the Military to the Corporate World Training
TVC Women Veterans Program Financial Wellness Series – USAA
Texas Veterans Mean Business – Success in 60 Minutes Q & A
CANCELLED- Lowe’s Employer Showcase
Veterans Monthly Online Job Club
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Women Veterans Program Manager honored as Outstanding Woman in Texas Government
Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) Women Veterans Program Manager Dr. Krystle Matthews, Ed.D, HRD, has been honored as a 2020 Ou...
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Claims helps veteran secure retro-payment over $886,000
A south Texas veteran whose disability claim was originally denied by the VA recently had a successful appeal by working with...
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Get the ball rolling on getting benefits
Larry Fisk, Veteran Service Officer for Dallam and Hartley counties, knows the importance of having proper documents to recei...
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In El Paso, Employmentās Parrot volunteers in an advisory role with City
When Don Parrot saw an opening on the City of El Pasoās Veterans Affairs Advisory Committee, he saw it as an opportunity to...
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Executive Director’s Message
We are very honored and privileged to serve those who served in the U.S. Armed Services as well as the family members of these deserving individuals. We have an obligation to remind our fellow citizens that freedom is not free. It came at a price paid with blood and sacrifice by American veterans like you.
We strongly support a collaborative state-wide partnership that includes local, state, and federal governmental offices and private organizations to connect with all veterans, families, and survivors across the state and meet their needs through a broad range of services and assistance.
Additionally, we are committed to provide quality customer service in a professional and compassionate manner.
As President Theodore Roosevelt stated in 1903, āA man who is good enough to shed his blood for his country is good enough to be given a square deal afterwards.ā
Thomas P. Palladino