The 2011 Industry Innovation Competition will focus on leveraging ideas from the private sector for the benefit of Veterans and medical care.
With Post-9/11 GI Bill changes being signed into law, a Veteran acknowledges concerns about the ability to complete in-progress degree programs.
Today Secretary Shinseki announced the four new awards we are making to “out-innovate” on behalf of our Vets.
Active Duty U.S. Army Captain; Co-founder of OnViolence.com
As the Army struggles to explain why suicides are climbing, they ignore a fundamental problem--a culture of checking the block. And when the Army “checks the mental health block,” it eventually impacts the Veteran Affairs Department.
Colonel, US Air Force (Ret.); Vietnam Veteran
The sad fact is that the United States of America did not take care of a faithful and brave ally. We betrayed the Hmong.
VA employee; Office of the Secretary of Veterans Affairs
Whether you are a Caregiver, are preparing for that role, or are just interested in learning more about the role, my hope is that this video, “VA Caregivers” inspires and encourages you.
The National Cemetery Administration was recently recognized by the Federal Consulting Group for its outstanding customer service to Veterans’ families.
The Office of Public Affairs (OPA) enhances communication with tribal governments about services available to American Indian and Alaskan Native Veterans.
The Summer Sports Clinic registration is open to up to 100 recently-injured Veterans who receive care at VA medical facilities nationwide.
A soldier's story. Your personal enemies in the mirror are more fearsome than any soldier or terrorist in the world. Remember who you are.
VA has joined the White House and other federal agencies to address the challenges of and strengthen services for military family members.
The VA exemplifies the principles of Open Government and innovation by building solutions to real problems and improving services for Veterans.