As a team, Veterans One Stop is here to provide you and your family with a facility with a variety of fundamental services that can be accessed in one location.
Our military men and women didn’t face their mission alone while serving their country and should not have to do it alone while adjusting to civilian life. Collaborations with local, state, and national partners are critical to our success. So, how do we do it? The generous donation of time and resources by our sponsors, partner organizations, and Military Veteran Peer Network (MVPN) volunteers make the Veterans One Stop possible.
The McLennan County Veteran Services Office provides information on services available to McLennan County Veterans.
The organization helps McLennan County veterans and their dependents determine eligibility for state and federal benefits. It assists with applications for pensions, disability compensation, loans, grants, burial allowances, and scholarships. The organization advocates on veterans' issues, visits families to provide support, and collaborates with local, state, and federal agencies for additional assistance.
Our hospital provides primary care and specialty health services, including mental health services, laboratory services, prescriptions, tobacco cessation programs, and more. Below, you’ll find our address and hours, parking and transportation information, and the other health services we offer at Doris Miller VA Medical Center in Waco.
The Waco Regional Office of the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs.
Fulfilling President Lincoln’s promise to care for those who have served in our nation’s military and for their families, caregivers, and survivors.
The Baylor Law Veterans Clinic holds free monthly legal advice clinics at the Heart of Texas Veterans One Stop. These clinics are offered from September through June for veterans and their spouses living in McLennan, Bell, Bosque, Coryell, Falls, Hill, and Limestone counties.
Explore the various veteran education benefit types supported by the Office of the Registrar at Baylor University. Whether you’re eligible for the Post‑9/11 GI Bill®, Montgomery GI Bill®, Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program, or other benefits, this page offers a clear overview of your options and how to get started.
The Heart of Texas Homeless Coalition is a nonprofit organization which provides support to homeless individuals and families. The HOTHC was formed to promote, support, and develop rehabilitation services, resources, and treatment programs for persons who are homeless in the Heart of Texas Region.
The HOTHC fosters community awareness of the issues of homelessness and supports a coordinated network of services for all homeless individuals in Bosque, Falls, Freestone, Hill, Limestone, and McLennan Counties.
The Heart of Texas Workforce Development Board, Inc., dba Workforce Solutions for the Heart of Texas is a local nonprofit, governmental organization that governs the workforce development system for the Heart of Texas region and is responsible for the oversight, planning, and evaluation of workforce services.
Providing comprehensive services to Employers and Job Seekers in the Heart of Texas region. We help employers find quality candidates by providing services that include: candidate referrals, customized job training programs, job listings, job fair assistance, labor market information, testing and assessment, outplacement services, and layoff aversion strategies.
Building a brighter tomorrow begins with Texas State Technical College. In recognition of the dedication and service of our armed forces, TSTC is committed to supporting you in achieving your academic goals.
Texas Veterans Network (TVN) is a statewide collaborative resource hub powered by Combined Arms that connects veterans, service members, military families, and caregivers in Texas with community‑based support services. The network brings together hundreds of nonprofit organizations, government agencies, and educational partners into one unified system, making it easier to access help for employment, housing, healthcare, benefits, and more through a centralized, data‑driven platform.
The Texas Veterans Commission (TVC) is a state agency dedicated to helping Texas veterans, service members, their families, and survivors access the benefits, services, and support they’ve earned. TVC assists with federal and state benefit claims, offers employment and education resources, administers grants for veteran support programs, and connects veterans to local services across the state. The commission also provides specialized programs for mental health, peer support, and justice-involved veterans to improve quality of life and community reintegration.
211 Texas connects people across the state with essential services, including food assistance, housing support, healthcare, childcare, mental health resources, utility help, transportation, and more. By dialing 2-1-1 or searching the online database, residents can quickly find trusted programs and local organizations that offer support in times of need.
The City of Waco is proud to employ veterans. Currently veterans make up 10% of our workforce.
Find a position with meaning and challenging work that makes a difference and improves our community. The City provides competitive salaries and a wide range of benefit options.
*Managed by volunteers of the Veterans Advisory Board