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Nicalayae Buford, homeless after a transition to civilian life and mental health struggles, reclaimed her life with help from VA.

VA and Onward Ops collaborate to provide peer sponsor support for transitioning service members and Veterans.

The Million Veteran Program shares a common goal with Veteran organizations committed to improving Veteran health care.

VA’s National Center for Healthcare Advancement and Partnerships supports Veterans in the transition from military to civilian life.

WARTAC trains separating service members to become VA Veteran Service Representatives (VSR) or rating Veteran Service Representatives (RVSR) with the Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA). These federal employees are instrumental in delivering earned benefits to Veterans.

VA offers many resources, such as VA Solid Start, Post-9/11 Military2VA Case Management Program and My HealtheVet, for Veterans in transition to civilian life.

Leaving the service can be difficult for transitioning military personnel, so take this advice from those who have made the leap to civilian careers.

From July 13-15, VA will be hosting the Northern California Economic Development Initiative (EDI) for transitioning service members, Veterans, their spouses and family members.

At the Department of Labor’s Veterans’ Employment and Training Service, we’re working to support Veterans experiencing homelessness through our Homeless Veterans’ Reintegration Program, a competitive grant program focused on reintegrating individuals into the workforce and building strong systems to address the challenges veterans experiencing homelessness routinely face.  

When a fire damaged Army Veteran’s home, he received help from HUD-VASH, a collaborative program pairing HUD assistance with VA support.

Bridge My Return (BMR) employment assistance is open to service members, Veterans, spouses and caregivers.

VA is reviewing and examining the Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers eligibility criteria. Here's what legacy participants and applicants should know.