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The transition from military to civilian life is a significant milestone for veterans, offering a new realm of opportunities and challenges. Among these options, the Peace Corps stands out as […]
Veterans in the Peace Corps: Navigating New Frontiers Read More »
Wreaths Across America Radio, recognized for its dedication to veteran issues, has announced an expansion of its service with seven additional programs. This move is part of the station’s broader
Wreaths Across America Radio Broadens Veteran Support with New Programs Read More »
Birmingham’s Department of Veterans Affairs has unveiled its Mobile Medical Unit (MMU), aiming to bridge the healthcare accessibility gap for Alabama’s homeless and remote-area veterans. This development is presented as
Birmingham VA Introduces New Mobile Medical Unit for Veterans Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs has recently aligned itself with the “4+1 Commitment,” an initiative aimed at improving employment opportunities for military spouse. This program, developed alongside Blue Star Families,
VA Aligns with 4+1 Commitment for Military Spouse Employment Read More »
As tax season rolls around, a cloud of opportunistic scammers looms over, aiming to exploit diligent taxpayers, especially our nation’s veterans and their families. In an era where the Internal
Alert for Veterans: Safeguarding Against Tax Season Predators Read More »
In early January 2024, Nashville became the gathering point for nearly 2,500 student Veterans, military-connected students, and their families for the Student Veterans of America (SVA) National Conference, known as
VA Supports Thousands of Student Veterans at National Conference: Is It Enough? Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has introduced a new initiative, known as “Surgical Pause,” aimed at improving surgical outcomes for Veterans across the nation. This innovative approach, recently recognized
VA Introduces Nationwide Surgical Initiative: A Step Forward in Veterans’ Care? Read More »
The Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) has introduced a policy designed to provide immediate, no-cost emergency healthcare for veterans and former service members facing acute suicidal crises. According to VA
VA’s Emergency Suicide Prevention Program: Nearly 50,000 Veterans Served in First Year Read More »
