VA has many resources to help with recovery from Military Sexual Trauma, including free treatment for related mental and physical health conditions. Veterans do not need to be “service connected” to receive services. Read the full story
Meeting the Needs of Women Veterans
Throughout U.S. history, women have heeded the call to serve our country. Their strength and determination are an inspiration. VA works hard to keep women Veterans healthy. Join us in celebrating Women’s History Month. Read the full story
Powerful Accounts of Recovery from Brain Injury
Learn how the Veterans Health Administration is delivering health care to victims of Traumatic Brain Injury and read how we are working to improve the treatment of America’s Veterans. March is Brain Injury Awareness Month. Read the full story
Veterans Connecting with Veterans
MaketheConnection.net — a website that lets Veterans and their families connect with the experiences of other Veterans and connects them with resources to help confront the challenges of transitioning from service. Read the full story
Playing it Safe
VA is training young residents — tomorrow’s doctors — that it’s OK to report their mistakes and even their ‘near misses.’ At VA, mistakes are regarded as teachable moments. Read the full story
Direct Deposit Now Available for Survivors and Dependents Educational Assistance (DEA) Recipients
DEA recipients can now sign up to have their benefits delivered via direct deposit. Click on the title of this feed for more information.
VA’s New Mantra: Treat the Patient, Not the Disease
In fulfilling its responsibility to provide the best care for every Veteran, VA is moving away from problem-based disease care toward something very different: patient-centered care based on relationships. Read the full story
300 Vet Centers are Here for Vets Who Served in Combat Zones
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
VA Offers Marriage Retreats for Returning Vets
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
VA Committed to Ending Veteran Homelessness in Five Years
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
