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Veteran Homelessness Drops to Historic Lows – What’s Working and What’s Next?
While homelessness across the U.S. is surging to record highs, there’s a glimmer of hope for America’s veterans. Despite the ongoing housing crisis, veteran homelessness…
Veterans Face Uncertainty Amid Federal Workforce Reductions
Recent policy changes under President Trump’s administration have significantly impacted veterans’ benefits and employment, leading to widespread concern among veterans and their advocates. Federal Budget…
FY2025 Veteran Readiness and Employment Subsistence Rates See Increase Year Over Year
There is good news for many veterans during Fiscal Year (FY) 2025 subsistence payments. VA provided a significant increase in the monthly subsistence payments for…
Unlocking Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) Benefits: Demystifying Your VR&E Application
I can’t sugarcoat it when it comes to VRE (formerly Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment or Chapter 31) eligibility. It is a phenomenal benefit that helps…
VR&E Ends ‘Counselor Roulette’: What Veterans Need to Know
Big changes are coming to Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E), also known as Chapter 31 benefits. The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has officially put…
Protecting Veterans’ Rights: Exposing Unauthorized VA Practices
Veterans navigating the VA’s benefits system deserve transparency, respect, and the full protection of their rights. But within the Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program—also…
FBI Delay Stalls Confirmation Of VA Secretary-Nominee Doug Collins
Citing a delay in FBI completing customary background checks, Senate Veterans’ Affairs Committee leadership chose to delay Doug Collins’ confirmation hearing. Collins was nominated by…
GI Bill Alert: Do You Need To File A New Claim To Win The Rudisill Decision Entitlement Bump?
Veterans have anxiously awaited news about how the agency would adjudicate millions of dollars in potential GI Bill benefits following a landmark Supreme Court Rudisill…
Massive GI Bill Benefits Boost Over $50,000 For Eligible Veterans
Veterans who served at least two qualifying periods of service will be eligible for up to twelve more months of GI Bill benefits. For some,…
Veteran Suicide Rate Steadily Increasing Per 100,000 Veterans Since 2001, Report Shows
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) issued an annual report addressing the veteran suicide rate, showing it has never been higher, 34.7 per 100,000 veterans…
VA Mountain Home Facility Under Fire: Whistleblower Accounts Revealed
The House Veterans’ Affairs Committee has launched an investigation into serious allegations of sexual misconduct and harassment at the VA Mountain Home facility in Tennessee. Discover the shocking findings and whistleblower accounts that reveal a troubling environment within the healthcare institution.
Over 25 Percent Of Suicidal Veterans Not Being Properly Screened Or Evaluated By VA, Report Says
A new watchdog report found that VA did not properly assess over 25 percent of suicidal veterans, and less than 50 percent of flagged veterans…