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  • Tribal leaders discuss care for Native American Veterans

    Tribal leaders discuss care for Native American Veterans

    Tribal and Indian Affairs Advisory Committee includes 15 members from different tribal nations and a native Hawaiian Veteran.

  • VA honors Native American Veterans’ service with Native American Direct Loan program

    VA honors Native American Veterans’ service with Native American Direct Loan program

    Vietnam Veteran David Chee is among the many Native American Veterans and service members who have dedicated their lives to military service. Chee proudly served with the Army's 82nd Airborne, parachuting into the jungles of Vietnam. Chee now owns a home he purchased on Navajo tribal lands with the help of the VA Native American Direct Loan. 

  • American Indian/Alaska Native Veterans: Apply for your copayment exemption today

    American Indian/Alaska Native Veterans: Apply for your copayment exemption today

    More than 4,000 American Indian/Alaska Native Veterans have been approved for the copayment exemption and we're here to help you apply for yours, too.

  • VA expands Outer Burial Receptacles benefit

    VA expands Outer Burial Receptacles benefit

    Beginning on Nov. 9, 2024, VA will accept applications for payment of a monetary allowance for privately purchased OBRs and for OBRs provided by a grant-funded cemetery, when the OBR is placed at the time of interment. This allowance may be paid for burials that occurred on or after the effective date of the new authority which is Jan. 5, 2023.  

  • Oklahoma City VA brings PACT Act resources to tribal communities

    Oklahoma City VA brings PACT Act resources to tribal communities

    Oklahoma City VA, in partnership with VA regional benefits office, Indian Health Services and other organizations, hold tribal PACT Act event.

  • VA program helps Native American Veterans buy, build or refinance homes on trust land

    VA program helps Native American Veterans buy, build or refinance homes on trust land

    VBA's Loan Guaranty Service's Native American Direct Loan (NADL) program is a special initiative that supports Native American Veterans who want to buy, build or refinance a home on federal trust land.

  • Oklahoma Native American Veterans go from homeless to housed

    Oklahoma Native American Veterans go from homeless to housed

    Many Native American Veterans experiencing homelessness hesitate to reach out to VA. Tribal HUD-VASH can help them go from homeless to housed.

  • Tribal Nations receive PACT Act resources

    Tribal Nations receive PACT Act resources

    PACT Act resources were presented to Tribal Nations to save travel time and help navigate VA systems. Online services can be difficult for the elderly population.

  • Women’s History Month: Honoring Native American Women Veterans

    Women’s History Month: Honoring Native American Women Veterans

    During Women’s History Month 2024, VA's Office of Women’s Health is honoring Native American women Veterans.

  • Augusta VA Veteran honors his American Indian heritage

    Augusta VA Veteran honors his American Indian heritage

    Charles “Little Eagle” Reyes worked at VA for 46 years. He came back to share his Indian heritage with Veteran patients and VA staff.

  • Community healing for American Indian/Alaska Native Veterans

    Community healing for American Indian/Alaska Native Veterans

    VA’s Mission Daybreak provides culturally informed suicide prevention resources for native Veterans.

  • Stand Down for the homeless

    Stand Down for the homeless

    The focus of the stand down was to address the needs of the regions’ homeless Veteran population.

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Last updated March 19, 2024

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