USDA’s FoodKeeper App provides information on how to understand food dating and safely store food
Commissaries are collecting food donations for families in need through the annual Feds Feed Families food drive.
On this Day of Service and Remembrance, VA has many great opportunities for you, your community organization or a service group to give back to Veterans.
The San Antonio Vet Center outreach specialists joined Soldiers’ Angels volunteers for a drive-through food distribution for Veterans.
Take the Military Family Support Programming Survey, a national study providing a comprehensive look into the needs of military-connected families.
Healthy Teaching Kitchen offers Veteran patients nutrition knowledge and the guidance and skills to learn how to cook.
VA’s National Center for Healthcare Advancement and Partnerships supports Veterans in the transition from military to civilian life.
The 2024 Innovation Ecosystem fellows will be spending a year advancing initiatives that improve Veteran health care.
VA’s food insecurity component in homelessness screener ensures all Veterans seen at VA are screened for food insecurity and homelessness.
Combined Arms, Galveston County Food Bank and Houston VA operate mobile food pantry at Texas City VA Clinic providing free groceries to Veterans and their families.
Chew and her colleagues use a malnutrition screening tool (MST) for all patients admitted to the Phoenix VA hospital, three-quarters of whom are 65 and older, a demographic that is susceptible to malnutrition.
VA employee Roxanna Dunlap and her Veteran husband Rocky donated 200 complete Thanksgiving meals to Veterans in need in their community through their Dinners for Veterans program.