VA Warns Against PACT Act Fraud Targeting Veterans
Veterans eligible to apply for PACT Act money need to be skeptical of any offers by third parties, such as [...]
Art Therapy Helps Veterans Heal Through Creativity
Art therapy is helping veterans connect with themselves and their community after their service. Many of our nation’s veterans have found their voice [...]
PSA highlights women Veterans
Launches Suicide Prevention Month September is Suicide Prevention Month. VA is using the observation to raise awareness of Veteran suicide prevention and [...]
Army program connects soldiers with civilian career opportunities
In the Army, Ulrich Nkou Sembe worked as an operating room specialist. When he got his first civilian job after [...]
Sweeping Toxic Exposure Bill Passed by House
Landmark legislation to expedite health care and disability coverage for millions of veterans who were exposed to toxic chemicals during [...]
A Mass. veteran tries to help his translator’s family escape Afghanistan before it’s too late
During the 20 years the United States waged war in Afghanistan, American troops relied on local citizens to be their [...]
Afghanistan veterans are reframing their service after the war’s end
Kate Mannion spent college drinking and playing rugby, so when she joined the Marine Corps in 2008 she did so [...]
The Killing Fields Flow Red
“An Afghani interpreter I have come to know well over the years was hung in the streets last night. They [...]
10 Career Tips For Veterans Pre-Transition & While In Career
Pre-Transition Think deeply about what you want to do before you separate, and have a well thought out plan on [...]
A VA Renovation Mortgage to Fund a Fixer-Upper: Is It Right for You?
You’re a service member or veteran eager to purchase a home. But you’re on a tight budget and likely will [...]