Families describe problems with the Exceptional Family Member Program that include accessible housing and waiting lists for specialized medical care for their children.
The program enables the VA to immediately start providing phones, food, blankets, clothes, hygiene items and bus passes to homeless veterans.
The vans come equipped with state-of-the-art diagnostic tools, as well as technology linking clinicians inside the vehicles with doctors.
If even a former insider like me gets a smack upside the head for years on end, it’s no surprise so many veterans feel hopeless and turn to outside groups.
The Sgt. Walter F. Hartnett IV Green Star Veterans Service Act directs the VA to establish the Green Star Service Flag for the grieving families.
Secretary Doug Collins urges Camp Lejeune veterans to take advantage of VA screening to get the healthcare they need, but urges caution dealing with unscrupulous law firms.
We are grateful — for survival, for sacrifice, for the honor of loving those who served. But gratitude does not pay a mortgage.
Keeping veterans connected into support systems, especially during the heightened risk period of separation from the military, is vital.
Long waits and cumbersome requirements are affecting the Veterans Readiness and Employment Program, according to the Paralyzed Veterans of America.
The Veterans Outdoors Rehabilitation Act would provide grants to fund outdoor activities that could help veterans connect with the community.