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  • Veterans — avoid COVID-19 vaccine scams

    Veterans — avoid COVID-19 vaccine scams

    The COVID-19 vaccines are finally here, and so are the scammers. Here’s how to protect yourself and your family from con artists trying to steal your personal information or your money.

  • 2021 is the year you quit smoking

    2021 is the year you quit smoking

    Smoking harms the lungs, heart, and nearly every organ in the body. Veterans have many options to receive tobacco cessation treatment without leaving home. Print this blog for you or your Veteran.

  • VA Profile allows Veterans to update contact information on VA systems

    VA Profile allows Veterans to update contact information on VA systems

    Once signed into the VA.gov website, Veterans can view, update and change their contact information for all VA systems, and including phone number, email address, home and mailing address.

  • Free produce for Veterans at Charleston VA

    Free produce for Veterans at Charleston VA

    Beautiful variety of peaches, apples, green peppers, potatoes, corn and squash from Foodbank were distributed to 181 Veterans with 280 boxes totaling more than 5,600 pounds of produce.

  • VBA Celebrates Native American Heritage Day

    VBA Celebrates Native American Heritage Day

    VBA proudly celebrates Native American Heritage Day. This day was established to honor and recognize the first people of this nation – Native Americans – and to celebrate their cultural heritage and integral importance to our past, present and future.

  • Protecting yourself against social media scams

    Protecting yourself against social media scams

    Learn to recognize the signs of social media scams to protect yourself and your family members from becoming victims of fraud.

  • How pregnant Veterans can navigate COVID-19

    How pregnant Veterans can navigate COVID-19

    If you are a Veteran and pregnant, you can continue to get the pregnancy care you need — even during the COVID-19 pandemic. Here are some things about pregnancy and COVID-19 to keep in mind.

  • September 2 is the 75th anniversary of end of World War II

    September 2 is the 75th anniversary of end of World War II

    Navy Veteran Carl Niewoehner was on a Navy patrol craft when he heard World War II was over. “Some people cheered. Some cried. You get a little edgy. Eventually, we all were able to let loose.”

  • VR&E announces national deployment of electronic Virtual Assistant (e-VA)

    VR&E announces national deployment of electronic Virtual Assistant (e-VA)

    VA's Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) Service is deploying its electronic Virtual Assistant (e-VA) to the national stage. e-VA is an artificial intelligence platform, providing modern, streamlined and responsive customer service support to VR&E's Veterans. Importantly, it automates routine administrative activities for VR&E Vocational Rehabilitation Counselors (VRC) and staff.

  • 5 ways VA employees have changed Veterans’ lives

    5 ways VA employees have changed Veterans’ lives

    When you work at VA, you’re part of a culture of innovation that concentrates on making a difference in the lives of all Veterans.

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  • VA grabs two Sammies nominations for innovations benefitting Veterans

    VA grabs two Sammies nominations for innovations benefitting Veterans

    Two VA programs and its leaders have been named finalists in the 2020 Sammies Awards. The recognition is for health care programs which have transformed Veterans' lives.

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