Veteran Finds Virtual Peer Support Facing Cancer
When you’re dealing with cancer, it’s not just your body that’s affected. Your mind goes through a lot, too. You might feel scared, angry, overwhelmed or sad. Maybe you’re worried about your treatment, your family or what the future holds. These feelings are valid and...
April Is Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month
VA offers free, individualized services year-round for Veterans and other former service members who have experienced military sexual trauma (MST). No matter where you are in your healing journey—whether it’s been 1 year or 50—VA is committed to supporting you through...
Military Sexual Trauma and the COVID-19 Pandemic
The Department of Veterans Affairs understands how military sexual trauma (MST) can continue to affect survivors long after the experience. That’s especially true during the COVID-19 pandemic, which can bring about some new challenges in managing your recovery. Learn...
August 31 is International Overdose Awareness Day
Overdose is the leading cause of accidental death in the U.S. Using opioids, whether prescribed or illegally, comes with a significant risk of overdose. It's important for Veterans and their family members and caregivers to know what to do in an emergency. Learn about...
VA Leaders on Lessons from COVID-19 and the Future of Veteran Health Care
Clinicians and leaders across VA continue to work tirelessly to care for Veterans enrolled in VA health care to control the spread of COVID-19. The reflective documentary in the link below, captures the lessons learned by the Rocky Mountain Network and the rest of VA....
Hiring Our Heroes Giving Away Brand-New Truck
Hiring Our Heroes is saying thank you to America’s military by giving away a brand-new Toyota to an active duty service member, Veteran or military spouse. The fourth annual Hiring Our Heroes “Committed to America’s Heroes Sweepstakes” is currently underway and will...
VA Ensures Access to Health Care as 9/11 Anniversary Nears
As America nears the 20th anniversary of the deadliest terrorist attacks on U.S. soil, the Department of Veterans Affairs is providing those who served awareness of and access to all their health care services, specifically in areas of mental health and post-traumatic...
Mental Health Resources Available As Afghanistan News Unfolds
As conditions in Afghanistan continue to unfold, many Veterans are asking hard questions and going through a range of tough emotions. The North Carolina Governor’s Working Group on Veterans, Service members and their Families (GWG) understands this is a challenging...















