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Recognizing the efforts of those across VA to end Veterans homelessness, several facilities, employees and community providers are being highlighted for their work.

Since oral antiviral treatments became available in 2014, VA has treated more than 80,000 patients with Hep C nationwide and continues to treat about 2,000 more Veterans each month curing the vast majority of them from the life threating illness.

It will take us all – VA, DoD, for-profit, philanthropy – working together toward a common goal – to heal the invisible wounds of war.

Grassroots collaboration, such as this project between VA and local workforce agencies, is helping more Veterans exiting homelessness find stable employment.

A wide range of art by 10 women Veterans will be on display at 10 VA medical centers throughout the month of March.

Recent legislation extends a VA pilot program past Jan. 31 for those already enrolled. The legislation also keeps the program funded through 2021.

Nearly 1 in 5 of the 26,000 Veterans under VA care for HIV live in rural areas. This VA study look at how telehealth may help them with ongoing care.

At the Center for Visual and Neurocognitive Rehabilitation, based at the Atlanta VA Medical Center, VA is pursuing a number of innovative projects aimed at finding solutions to Veterans’ vision problems.

Each of the network sites is focused on building a culture of innovation to support employees working with input from Veterans to design and develop new innovations to better serve Veterans and their families.

The VA Center for Innovation launched the VA Innovators Network program to create a culture of innovation at VA and provide a safe space for VA employees to join forces with partners in the community to better serve Veterans and their families.

Veterans Health Administration (VHA) serves over 8.3 million Veterans across [...]

The topic of suicide is a difficult conversation to have, but preventing Veteran suicide is a conversation that our experts at the Department of Veterans Affairs have every day. Our work is constant and our commitment to our Veterans in crisis is 24-hours-a-day, 7 days a week, 365 days a year.