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
As part of the budget deal approved last week, Congress extended several financial protections for student veterans whose education plans have been disrupted by the ongoing coronavirus
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
Download the new Women Veterans Health Services Quick Start Guide. VA Deputy Secretary Pamela Powers recently hosted a series of chats and live events that focused on women
The Blue Water Navy Vietnam Veterans Act of 2019 gave VA an opportunity to consider new and previously submitted Blue Water Navy claims. Now, thanks to
VA and Veterans of Foreign Wars (VFW) recently teamed up to host a Facebook Live event about the ways in which Veterans and their family
In the midst of a global pandemic, access to education has been more challenging than ever before. For Veterans planning to return to the classroom
In a move that should speed up disability claims for some Vietnam veterans, officials announced Monday they have completed digitizing thousands of deck logs from ships
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
More than a million service members had an increase in their September mid-month pay because of the payroll tax deferral program set forth by President
VA Deputy Secretary Pamela Powers will be hosting a new series of chats and live events, focusing on women Veterans and supporting the “Whole Woman Veteran.”
