Fayetteville Vet Center Moves to New Location on Jan. 26

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Effective, Jan. 26, the Fayetteville Vet Center will move to a new location. The new location for the Fayetteville Vet Center is 2301 Robeson Street, Suite 103, Fayetteville, NC 28305; Phone: (910) 488-6252.

The relocation marks the expansion of one of the nations best Readjustment Counseling Programs providing access to services for Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, Marriage and Family Counseling, Military Sexual Trauma, substance abuse, general mental health, and readjustment counseling for Veterans and their families.

The Fayetteville Vet Center provides Readjustment Counseling Services to Active Duty Service Members and Veterans returning home from combat as well as their family members. Counseling services are designed to assist eligible Veterans and Active Duty personnel in making a successful transition off the battlefield to civilian life. All services to the qualified Veterans and Active Duty Service Members are free of cost and strictly confidential.

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