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Learn about reducing the risk of opioids overdose Dec. 16 at 1 p.m. ET. The webinar will provide actions community providers can take.

Air Force Veteran AJ Ethridge Jr. talks about the drastic improvement in his life since conquering a decade-long addiction to opioids. He now says there’s hope for anyone living with pain.

Here’s a special VA program that offers Veterans with chronic pain an alternative to the use of drugs such as opioids. It’s virtual reality with a headset or scenic settings on a large screen.

Combating the opioid crisis head on is key to reducing the number of Veterans who die from opioid overdoses, and to changing the way VA offers care to Veterans.

"I have the tools to do the same thing now, without having to take opioids,” U.S. Army Veteran Chris Anderson said.

VA expands naloxone access to prevent opioid overdoses.

Whether you’re a Veteran or a family member or friend of a Veteran, VA has resources to help prevent and reduce the risk of overdose.

VA Nurses lead a life-saving overdose prevention initiative.

Dr. Colleen Becket-Davenport discusses PTSD and lethal means safety with Dr. Joseph Simonetti, an addiction medicine physician.

At VA, we put women Veterans at the center of your care with a personalized Whole Health approach for your unique needs and goals.

You don’t have to be enrolled in VA benefits or health care to use many VA suicide prevention resources and sources of support

VA is reminding Veterans about resources available year-round to help Veterans find recovery, hope and healing.