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  • Free, online peer support can help Veterans find emotional resilience

    Free, online peer support can help Veterans find emotional resilience

    Volunteers of America's ReST 4 Vets is a free, confidential peer support process that helps Veterans gain emotional resilience.

  • Coast Guard Veteran tells how VA Housing First changed his life

    Coast Guard Veteran tells how VA Housing First changed his life

    VA Housing First changed the life of Grady Kendall, Coast Guard Veteran, because it was there when life knocked him down.

  • Volunteers of America offers online program to help Veterans experiencing moral injury

    Volunteers of America offers online program to help Veterans experiencing moral injury

    The nonprofit group Volunteers of America (VOA) recognizes the challenges Veterans often face in confronting moral injury, which is essentially a conflict with one’s personal code of morality.

  • Group offers support for Veterans battling moral injury 

    Group offers support for Veterans battling moral injury 

    Volunteers of America is offering Veterans free access to an online program that allows them to share their stories of moral injury and to connect with and support other Veterans.

  • VA and Volunteers of America help Veteran Robert Irvin go from homeless to home

    VA and Volunteers of America help Veteran Robert Irvin go from homeless to home

    Vietnam Veteran Airman Robert Irvin used a VA benefit to become a truck driver. A crash flipped his truck over and VA helped him again.

  • After hurricane and street drugs, Veteran is a Volunteer of the Year

    After hurricane and street drugs, Veteran is a Volunteer of the Year

    After a hurricane and his wife’s passing, a Marine Corps Veteran took a dark turn. VA helped. Today he's Shreveport’s Volunteer of the Year.

  • Teens trade screens for service at North Texas VA

    Teens trade screens for service at North Texas VA

    Teens in the Junior Volunteer Program at North Texas VA take a break from their screens for service with the America’s Veterans.

  • Artist designs creative guitars for Veterans’ music therapy

    Artist designs creative guitars for Veterans’ music therapy

    Gabriela Mejia is an artist using her talents to decorate guitars for Veterans participating in Challenge America's Music Therapy Program.

  • Free career mentoring and guidance from America’s top companies

    Free career mentoring and guidance from America’s top companies

    Senior executives from America’s top companies, including Amazon, Disney, Lockheed Martin and MLB, volunteer as mentors for ACP. ACP will hand-pick a mentor based on your career interests and professional history.

  • VetServe 2022: Strengthening Volunteerism with Veterans April 21

    VetServe 2022: Strengthening Volunteerism with Veterans April 21

    As part of National Volunteer Week, VA is hosting VetServe 2022, a campaign to strengthen volunteer capacity across the nation on April 21.

  • Veterans invited to celebrate U.S. Army’s 250th birthday

    Veterans invited to celebrate U.S. Army’s 250th birthday

    In honor of the Army's 250 birthday, Veterans and the public in the National Capital Region are invited to attend the free festival and parade.

  • Find scholarships for Veterans at Scholarship America

    Find scholarships for Veterans at Scholarship America

    Scholarship America administers scholarships for students attending vocational school, two-year colleges, and four-year colleges and universities.

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Last updated August 4, 2023

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