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Veteran Resources in Kansas

Help and community for veterans and military families in Kansas: the state veterans office, 10 VA care sites, 9 veterans cemeteries, 30 veterans posts and clubs and 1 USO center.

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State department of veterans affairs

Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs Office

The Kansas Commission on Veterans Affairs (KCVAO) continues to help our state’s Veterans and their families to improve the quality of their lives. From helping Veterans to file claims for education, medical or other benefits, to assisting them in obtaining earned medals and military awards,...

State offices help with state benefits (tax exemptions, education, veterans homes) and can connect you with accredited service officers for VA claims. Source: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.

VA health care, Vet Centers & offices

Vet Centers offer free, confidential counseling for combat veterans, military sexual trauma survivors and their families — often without a VA appointment. Always confirm hours by phone.

NameTypeCityAddressContact
Robert J. Dole VA Medical Center Community-Based Outpatient ClinicVA health careHays4107 North Vine Street 67601
VA ClinicVA health carenear Hutchinson
Lt. Gen. Richard J. Seitz VA Community-Based Outpatient Clinic
Hours: Mo-Fr 08:00-16:30; PH off
VA health careJunction City1169 Southwind Drive 66441+1 800-574-8387 x54670
Website
Lawrence VA Clinic
Hours: Mo-Fr 08:00-16:30
VA health careLawrence4821 Quail Crest Place 66049Website
Dwight D. Eisenhower VA Medical Center
Hours: 24/7
VA health careLeavenworth4101 South 4th Street 66048+1 913 682 2000
Website
VA ClinicVA health careLenexa15512 West 113th Street 66219+1-816-922-2522
Website
Shawnee VA ClinicVA health careShawnee6830 Anderson Street 66226Website
Colmery-O'Neil VA Medical CenterVA health careTopeka2200 Southwest Gage Boulevard 66622+1 785 350 3111
Website
Robert J. Dole VA Medical CenterVA health careWichita5500 East Kellogg Drive 67218Website
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Find every VA location with current hours at VA.gov/find-locations.

Veterans cemeteries in Kansas

CemeteryCityAddressPhoneBurials
Baxter Springs City Soldiers' Lot NationalBaxter Springs166 West Avenue, 66713913-727-1376Closed
Kansas Veterans Cemetery at Fort Dodge State / tribalDodge City11560 U.S. Hwy 400, 67801620-682-7564Open VA Grant
Fort Leavenworth National Cemetery NationalFort Leavenworth395 Biddle Boulevard, 66027913-684-4348Cremation Only
Fort Scott National Cemetery NationalFort Scott900 E National Avenue, 66701913-212-4612Open
Leavenworth National Cemetery NationalLeavenworth150 Muncie Road, 66048913-727-1376Open
Kansas Veterans Cemetery at Fort Riley / Manhattan State / tribalManhattan5181 Wildcat Creek Rd, 66503785-717-3050Open VA Grant
Mound City Cemetery Soldiers' Lot NationalMound City414 Elm Street, 66506913-727-1376Closed
Kansas Veterans Cemetery at WaKeeney State / tribalWaKeeney403 S 13th St, 67672785-743-5685Open VA Grant
Kansas Veterans Cemetery at Winfield State / tribalWinfield1208 N College St, 67156620-705-6300Open VA Grant

“Open” cemeteries accept new casketed or cremated burials; “Closed” ones may still accept burials in existing family gravesites. Eligible veterans and family members can pre-apply for burial through VA. Source: VA National Cemetery Administration.

USO centers

USO centers at airports and bases are free lounges for active-duty service members, National Guard, reservists and their families — a place to rest, eat and meet.

Veterans posts, clubs & meeting places

Local VFW posts, American Legion posts, AMVETS, DAV chapters, Marine Corps League detachments and veteran-run cafés are where veterans meet, share a meal and get help with benefits. Most welcome visitors — call ahead or check the post’s website.

Posts & clubs (30)

NameCityAddressContact
American Legion Hall Post 46Atwood112 South 3rd Street 67730
American Legion Hallnear Derby
VFW PostDerby120 East Washington Street 67037
American Legionnear Hanover
American Legion Post 306Hanover309 North Railroad Street 66945
VFW Windholz-Kuhn Post 1751near Hays204 East Main Street+1 785 735 9218
American Legion Lysle Rishel Post 68near Hutchinson730 West 4th AvenueWebsite
AMVETS Post 11Hutchinson1427 East Avenue BWebsite
VFW Postnear Junction City
Armourdale American Legion Post 188Kansas City965 Osage Avenue 66105
American Legion HallLawrence3408 West 6th Street 66049+1-785-842-3415
Website
VFW Post 852Lawrence1801 Massachusetts Street 66044+1-785-843-2078
VFW PostLenexa9550 Pflumm Road 66215
American Legion HallMcPherson401 North Main Street 67460
VFW of De Soto, Kansasnear Shawnee
War Horses for VeteransStillwell5600 West 183rd Street 66085Website
American Legion HallWamego900 Sandusky Avenue 66547Website
American Legionnear Wichita
Wichita Memorial VFW Postnear Wichita
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American Legion Post 101—217 South 6th Street
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American Legion Post 286—204 North Main Street
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VFW Post 1254—3212 North Summit Street 67005

Volunteer in Kansas

  • At a VA medical center: escort patients, drive veterans to appointments or visit residents through VA Voluntary Service.
  • At a veterans cemetery: join a volunteer honor guard, help with Memorial Day flag placements or lay wreaths in December with Wreaths Across America.
  • At a USO center: welcome troops traveling through Riley County — apply to volunteer.
  • With a local post: auxiliaries of the VFW and American Legion welcome family members and supporters.
  • With Honor Flight: find the hub that serves Kansas at honorflight.org and escort a veteran to the memorials in Washington, D.C.
  • More ideas on our volunteer page.

Map

Map data © OpenStreetMap contributors.

Sources: U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs (state offices, cemeteries), USO (center locations), OpenStreetMap contributors (posts, cafés and VA facilities; ODbL). Community-mapped details can be out of date — please confirm before visiting. Spotted a missing post? You can add it to OpenStreetMap.