Veterans who served in any combat zone can find support at one of 300 Vet Centers, including counseling, outreach, and referral services that can help you make a satisfying post-war readjustment to civilian life. Read the full story
The Department of Veterans Affairs is now offering marriage retreats to help returning Veterans heal themselves, and their relationships. Research shows that 70 percent of combat Veterans are experiencing marital problems. Read the full story
The Department of Veterans Affairs is determined to end Veteran homelessness in five years. A 12 per cent decrease in homeless Vets in 2010 is a good sign the program is working. Read the full story
Veterans Treatment Courts were developed to avoid unnecessary incarceration of OEF/OIF Veterans who develop mental health or substance abuse problems. Vets charged with non-violent crimes are eligible. Read the full story
This is “National Salute to Veteran Patients” week when you can visit your local VA Medical Center and meet America’s Veterans and thank them for the sacrifices they have made. Read the full story
February 12-17 is “National Salute to Veteran Patients” week, a chance for the public to visit their local VA Medical Center, meet America’s Veterans and learn about the sacrifices they have made. Read the full story
February is American Heart Month. Talk with your health care team about changes you can make to help you reduce your risk and improve your heart health. Read the full story
The theme of African American History Month is “Black Women in American History and Culture.” VA encourages Americans of all backgrounds to honor the countless critical roles black women have played in shaping America. Read the full story
