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  • MCON connects the military community with innovative, free resources

    MCON connects the military community with innovative, free resources

    MCON brings Veterans, service members and families together in Las Vegas for free resources, connection and community.

  • Support after suicide loss: TAPS resources for military and Veteran survivors

    Support after suicide loss: TAPS resources for military and Veteran survivors

    TAPS provides free, compassionate postvention support for military and Veteran survivors grieving a suicide loss—offering connection, care and hope.

  • Labor Department resources help Veterans build meaningful careers in America’s workforce

    Labor Department resources help Veterans build meaningful careers in America’s workforce

    The Labor Department operates a dedicated agency that helps Veterans, transitioning service members and military spouses find meaningful civilian careers.

  • 100+ VSOs meet in Georgia for VetResources Community Network annual convening

    100+ VSOs meet in Georgia for VetResources Community Network annual convening

    More than 100 VSOs united in Georgia at the VetResources Community Network annual convening, connecting Veterans to healthcare and vital resources.

  • SBA resources help Veterans build a future in entrepreneurship

    SBA resources help Veterans build a future in entrepreneurship

    Military service translates welly to the realities of owning and operating a small business. This new chat series between VA and SBA talk how to get started.

  • USDA resources that help Veterans build a future in agriculture

    USDA resources that help Veterans build a future in agriculture

    Veterans are finding new purpose in agriculture, turning discipline and service into thriving farms with support from USDA programs and local partners.

  • Better together: How the VetResources Community Network supports Veterans after service

    Better together: How the VetResources Community Network supports Veterans after service

    This April, hundreds of partners from across the country joined the VetResources Community Network (VRCN) Monthly Connect, focused on one shared goal: helping Veterans transition more smoothly into civilian life.

  • Point-in-Time Count connects homeless Veterans with vital resources

    Point-in-Time Count connects homeless Veterans with vital resources

    Volunteers and staff joined the Point-in-Time Count to connect homeless individuals with vital resources, support and pathways to stability.

  • Take care of your health with VA digital care resources

    Take care of your health with VA digital care resources

    These VA digital care resources can help you stay on top of your health this season.

  • Year in Review: An inside look at VA Careers’ resources 

    Year in Review: An inside look at VA Careers’ resources 

    In this Year in Review, we’ll provide an overview of the tools and features on the VA Careers website to help job seekers find their perfect career match.

  • Five essential suicide prevention resources

    Five essential suicide prevention resources

    In 2025, VA’s Office of Suicide Prevention shared resources, practical guidance, and insights for Veterans.

  • Share Veteran support resources with your faith leader

    Share Veteran support resources with your faith leader

    If you're a Veteran and want to talk about suicide prevention in your faith community, there's a toolkit you can share with your faith leader.

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Last updated October 1, 2026

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