VA is working to help Veterans and their families maintain safe housing while the coronavirus pandemic continues to impact their economic stability. VA resources have
Do you know what will happen to your digital “stuff” when you die? What happens to your email accounts, social media profiles, photos, videos, online bank
Getting the most out of your VA experience begins with understanding what VA can do for you. Veterans, their families, caregivers and survivors can use the newly updated VA Welcome Kit to learn about
The holidays can be challenging. For those who live on a tight budget, the added expense of buying gifts for children or providing a winter
In the United States, about one in four women (27%) and one in seven men (11%) report experiencing intimate partner violence (IPV). Research shows IPV
If this is not the right time to eliminate sexual harassment, sexual assault and domestic violence in VA health care settings, then when? If we
JACKSON COUNTY, Ore. — Thousands of Oregonians lost their homes this past fire season. Many of those homes held essential documents that can be hard
It was hard enough being a caregiver before the pandemic upped the level of difficulty. But the caregiving challenges presented by the coronavirus outbreak also
After an extra year wait, caregivers of veterans who served during the Vietnam War or earlier can now apply for support benefits for the first time. Veterans
White Ribbon VA Month will be recognized by VA during October, which is also National Domestic Violence Awareness Month. White Ribbon VA encourages both men
VA’s new website landing page makes it easier for Veterans and family members to access VA benefits and services information. The website, www.va.gov/getstarted, provides two
VA this month announced its commitment to extend debt relief to Veterans adversely impacted by COVID-19 to the end of 2020 by suspending certain debt
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