Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Army Veteran Norman Hagerman, who served at the Battle of Anzio in Italy during World War II.
On Wednesday, September 11, from 9:00 am to 1:00 pm, […]
Veterans in the Rubber Band, a 20-member musical group of Vets 70 and older at VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System, find that it’s fun and therapeutic to write and play their own music.
Besides building bonds with one another, the annual TEE Tournament exposes Veterans to a other adaptive sports they can use long after the event is over.
Today’s #VeteranOfTheDay is Army Veteran Bernard Joe Kramer, who served as part of the 406th Infantry Regiment during World War II.
A car accident put him in a chair 32 years ago. His unstoppable charge at every adaptive sport possible turned him into Quadzilla.
VA's STAR treatment program uses whole-body approach to help substance abusers to overcome their addictions, move on with their lives.
From shot put grenades to laser tag shooting, new event will test athletes brute strength and military intel at the Wheelchair Games.
It was an interaction with a patient that gave VA […]
VA worked with state representatives to compile a list of the largest or most successful state employer of Veterans, part of a five part series.
A Veteran shares his story – homeless – substance abuse – to help other Veterans get their lives back on track. Read how VA’s Compensated Work Therapy, a vocational rehabilitation program, helped.
This week, photographers from San Antonio, Tulsa, Little Rock, Fort Worth, and San Diego shared their best images with us.
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