The exceptional work of the staff at Jackson Health Care System truly exemplifies the spirit of VA's health care mission.
VA Mobile Medical Unit social workers and emergency management personnel helped the Veteran and his wife with clothing, food and shelter after a tornado hit. And sent back to the medical center for his medications.
VA medical centers provide activities celebrating the holidays for resident Veterans and their families.
A few Thanksgiving adventures from Veterans, our staff and local TV stations who shared their stories.
Blinded Veterans Association of Louisiana/Mississippi presented Jackson VA medical center with a Bronze Raised Relief Braille Flag. It honors World War II heroes of the Blinded Veterans Association.
Coast Guard Veteran Wendell Henderson travels so much in support of hurricane relief and the coronavirus pandemic, staff at the Jackson, MS, VA often ask, “Where’s Wendell?” 120 days since Jan. 2020.
Mississippi VA's Volunteers’ Christmas Shoppe for Veterans is an annual gesture of gratitude extended to those who have served our nation .
Medical support assistants and medical technologists at VA help ensure that millions of Veterans across the country receive the care they need.
Felisha Cooper, a medical support assistant at VA, helped save the life of a Veteran who became lost and disoriented in the hospital parking lot.
VA nurse Carlotta Ransom and her co-workers put together a funeral for a Veteran with no local family. Patriot Guard Rider Veterans joined her at the service for their “Veteran brother.”
Soldier Strong provides virtual reality systems for Veterans suffering from PTSD at more than a dozen VAMCs across the country.
The winter months are the hardest season on the blood supply in America. Inclement weather, cancelled blood drives, flu and seasonal illnesses. VA encourages our employees and Veterans to donate now.