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  • Social workers help keep 18 Veterans in their homes

    Social workers help keep 18 Veterans in their homes

    Social workers from the Amarillo VA Housing First Program found grants available from community organizations. They were able to pay every bill for every Veteran and prevent the loss of their homes.

  • VA social workers’ duty was challenging and sad

    VA social workers’ duty was challenging and sad

    As a Veteran was being treated for COVID-19, his wife was in another hospital, also fighting the virus. She did not survive but two VA social workers made it possible for them to say a virtual goodbye.

  • VA social workers arrange virtual family reunion

    VA social workers arrange virtual family reunion

    When Veteran Ronald Pipkins was diagnosed as presumptive positive with COVID-19 virus, a no in-person visits policy prompted VA social workers to set up virtual visits. “Gave me strength to continue.”

  • Social workers’ resources lifeline for Veterans

    Social workers’ resources lifeline for Veterans

    Social workers at Texas VA medical center know the help they provide can be essential to getting a Veteran’s life “back on track.” Their skill at networking finds “all the options” to assist Vets.

  • Contributions of VA social workers recognized during National Professional Social Work Month

    Contributions of VA social workers recognized during National Professional Social Work Month

    March is designated at National Professional Social Work Month and at the VA Texas Valley Coastal Bend Health Care System, three social work employees were recently recognized for their work with Veterans.

  • April spotlight: Our Social Workers

    April spotlight: Our Social Workers

    VA Social Workers are essential to our mission of helping [...]

  • VA Social Workers – 90 years of serving Veterans

    VA Social Workers – 90 years of serving Veterans

    After the Army, Armendarez knew he wanted to spend his life helping other Veterans. While working as a medical support assistant at the Syracuse, New York VA Medical Center, Armendarez came into contact with VA social workers. His eyes were opened to the amount of change social workers were doing in the lives of Veterans and he made it his goal to pursue a masters in social work. With the help of Vocational Rehab, Armendarez was able to obtain his masters degree, making his social work dreams a reality.

  • Social workers: save the date

    Social workers: save the date

    Whether advising on marriage or family problems, counseling those with [...]

  • A world of opportunities for VA social workers

    A world of opportunities for VA social workers

    Whether advising on marriage or family problems, counseling those with [...]

  • VA SOCIAL WORKERS: Making a Difference for Veterans and their Families

    VA SOCIAL WORKERS: Making a Difference for Veterans and their Families

    Social workers play an important role in delivering proactive, personalized, [...]

  • How social connection can support Veteran suicide prevention after service

    How social connection can support Veteran suicide prevention after service

    A resource for families, friends and fellow Veterans support to suicide prevention by helping transitioning Veterans build connection and purpose after service.

  • Bring your empathy and expertise to VA as a social worker

    Bring your empathy and expertise to VA as a social worker

    VA is hiring qualified, compassionate social workers to serve our Veterans across the VA continuum of care. Keep reading to learn more about the impact you’ll have as a VA social worker and the benefits of a VA career.

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Last updated December 7, 2020

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