10/31/2024
VA News – Caregiving is more than just an act of love—it’s a commitment that reflects the same principles that guide us in service to our country. National Family Caregivers Month is dedicated to honoring
10/29/2024
VA News – Veterans with chronic stress from post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD) may face a heightened risk of Alzheimer’s disease, and the VA offers support services to help maintain your quality of life. Given that other
10/24/2024
U.S. Dept. of Veterans Affairs – Watch the first-ever Veteran Buddy Check Summit, hosted by the VA and the American Red Cross and featuring presentations from The American Legion, Tragedy Assistance Program for Survivors, American Corporate
10/22/2024
VA News – The practice of loving-kindness is just like that, being both sender and receiver of goodwill. Didn’t it feel great to have that support? When we send kindness to others, we receive it, too! Research
10/17/2024
U.S. Department of Veteran Affairs – Learn how our Veteran athletes represented Team USA at the 2024 Olympic Games and how VA’s Adaptive Sports and Arts provides opportunities for health and healing through adaptive sports and
10/15/2024
VA News – For Veterans, it can be challenging to put themselves first but prioritizing their well-being is far from frivolous, and focusing on ones overall self helps strengthen protective factors and reduce risk factors
10/10/2024
VA News – As America faces an unprecedented hurricane season, it’s important for Veterans and their families to know that the VA is here to help and resources are available for you, dependents, survivors and
10/08/2024
TRICARE Newsroom – Moving your family is a huge life stressor by itself, not to mention all the other changes, and how we respond to major changes and uncertainty about the future is important. Practice just
10/03/2024
Caregiving has its challenges, and managing your anger is vital for your well-being. Join the VA’s Caregiver Support Line (CSL) Monthly Educational Calls – Extinguishing the Fire: Managing Anger’s Destructive Potential. Read more in
10/01/2024
VA News – Understanding the demographics of Veterans facing homelessness allows the VA to tailor its programs and provide services in an equitable, culturally competent way. A Veteran is considered homeless if: They lack a fixed nighttime
