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VETERAN'S SERVICES 10 Pearl Street, 3rd Floor Stoughton, MA  02072 Michael Pazyra, Director of Veterans' Services Michael Beaudette, Graves Officer  781-341-1300, x9220/9221 781-297-2879, Fax MISSION STATEMENT The mission of the Department of Veterans’ Services is to advocate on the behalf of the Veterans of Stoughton, provide them with quality support services, and direct an emergency financial assistance program for those Veterans and their dependents that are in need. Since 1861 the Massachusetts Department of Veterans Services has supported a network of services and benefits.   This network of services and benefits ensure that none of the more than 600,000 Veterans in Massachusetts today who served their country in war time, or their 1.2 million dependents, will ever; go hungry, be homeless, or be medically deprived.

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