The Elizabeth Dole Foundation is hosting the 9th Annual National Convening on Military and Veteran Caregiving, on September 24, 2024.
Hidden Heroes works to ensure caregivers have access to resources such as VA’s Caregiver Support Program
Acknowledging the issues that Veterans face and working toward solutions is crucial for ensuring they have the support they need to thrive in civilian life.
The Elizabeth Dole Foundation is now accepting applications its Dole Caregiver Fellowship and Untold Story Challenge. Both opportunities give Veteran caregivers and children a voice.
Starbucks and Face the Fight are teaming up this year during VA's Buddy Check Week to raise awareness and prevent Veteran suicide.
What are the top issues facing military and Veteran caregiving families in 2023? Find out by joining VA, Elizabeth Dole Foundation and TriWest for the 8th Annual National Convening on May 11.
Elizabeth Dole Foundation and VA partnership reflects belief that caregivers are essential to Veterans’ care and have earned our gratitude.
The Strong Veterans Act of 2022 requires VA to conduct an annual Buddy Check Week. During the week of Oct. 16 to 20, all Veterans are invited to complete peer wellness, resiliency and S.A.V.E. training with a pledge to talk to 10 Veterans, families and caregivers and/or survivors. VA’s goal is to increase access to VA health and benefits, improve mental health, increase awareness on suicide prevention, decrease isolation and support peer networking.
Caregivers can receive 35 hours of free help with support through the Respite Relief program – so you can take care of you.
As part of National Volunteer Week, VA is hosting VetServe 2022, a campaign to strengthen volunteer capacity across the nation on April 21.
AARP has free resources to help military caregivers with stress, including a Facebook group for support and strategies developed with the Elizabeth Dole Foundation.
Loneliness can be a risk factor for dementia, stroke and heart disease. It also can increase risk of depression, anxiety and substance abuse.
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