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In the wake of a disaster, here are some resources available to Veterans and their families.

Pittsburgh VA and its partners practice relocating hospitalized patients during disasters and public health emergencies.

Veterans are encouraged to be prepared for a disaster or emergency in their homes, businesses and communities.

Each year, VHA's Office of Emergency Management (OEM) conducts disaster-related exercises throughout the nation at strategic hubs, known as Federal Coordinating Centers (FCC), intended for receiving and coordinating patient care.

Because we’re in hurricane season, it is essential to prepare a care plan to ensure your emergency health needs are met.

It’s essential for Veterans to take action and prepare for tornados and spring storms while staying informed.

VA has resources available to ensure natural disasters do not make the already challenging situation of owing a VA debt worse. If you are experiencing financial hardship and are unable to repay your VA debt because of a natural disaster, relief options are available.

Every week, VA sends the VetResources newsletter jam-packed with resources and discounts on hundreds of services. Here are the Top 10 most popular from 2024.

Dr. Colleen Becket-Davenport discusses mental health after disasters and mass violence with Dr. Patricia Watson, clinical psychologist.

Be prepared and proactive in planning for and responding to hurricanes and other hazards.

Simulated hurricane exercise ensures the coordination of needed medical and emergency action assets.

Each week, we receive job announcements from employers and employment websites—including RallyPoint, RecruitMilitary, VetJobs and HireMilitary—looking to hire Veterans. This post contains links to job listings for the week of July 22, 2024. Each week, we’ll continue to post relevant and timely listings as we receive them, and for the locations listed.