Lumbee Tribe Relocates Veteran Affairs Office

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Native Brief: PEMBROKE, NORTH CAROLINA - The Lumbee Tribe of North Carolina has relocated it Veterans Affairs Office of the Tribe. The new facility is located at 707 Union Chapel Road in Pembroke, North Carolina.

Veterans Affairs of the Lumbee Tribe offers assistance with educational benefits, community resources, and assistance for homeless veterans. They can also help with concerns such as: how to get into the Veterans Affairs Healthcare System, how to get prescription medications from the Veterans Affairs pharmacy, and how to arrange transportation to the VA Medical Center for appointments.

For more information, call the Veterans Affairs Office of the Lumbee Tribe for an appointment at 1-910-522-2210. Services of the Veterans Affairs Office operates on an appointment basis only.

posted August 31, 2011 7:59 am edt

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