As we face physical distancing challenges alongside new anxieties, stresses, or even feelings of depression, accessing mental health resources remotely may be more important than
In this week’s War Stories, producer Cody Rheault introduces us to Steve Ahlberg, a retired Navy SEAL now living in Redmond. Thanks to Gary Gruner Chevrolet Buick GMC for sponsoring
ROSEBURG, Ore. — When a Douglas County resident realized she wouldn’t be able to make it home for her father’s birthday, Jackie Wilkerson called on
In recent weeks, you’ve probably put many aspects of your daily life on hold. But have you taken time for yourself? This Mental Health Month, pause
Read the latest from VA Portland in the May 2020 Veterans Connection Newsletter; Director’s message, new masking policy; VA Portland Waging War on Hepatitis C;
Military bands offer free online performances during the COVID-19 pandemic, which can help Veterans through this difficult time. “Music therapy is the evidence-based use of
Each weekday, VA shares a Veteran’s story and you are invited to listen in. “Story a Day” is a daily call that features Veteran stories
Social isolation and feelings of loneliness are associated with suicidal thoughts. Consequently, the more people feel disconnected from their friends, peers and colleagues, the more
Team Rubicon is used to jumping in head first to support those in need. From serving during natural disasters like earthquakes or supporting the aftermath
For scammers, confusion and desperation can make even the most careful people vulnerable to their schemes. And when it comes to the government’s stimulus payments,
Veterans with dependents who missed out on coronavirus stimulus checks earlier this month have until May 5 to register with the IRS to get their
The army veteran appealed for birthday cards in a YouTube video after the coronavirus outbreak forced him to cancel a large party. Views: 44
