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A Veteran recovering from TBI finds purpose through family support, daily routines and guidance from VA social workers who help him navigate his path forward.

For 100 years, social workers have been there to walk alongside Veterans as they journey toward better health and wellness.

There are over 4,300 social workers in VA’s homeless programs, of which over 700 are Veterans themselves.

VA social workers in Houston traveled throughout the city to find homeless Veterans, engage them and ultimately get them off the streets.

VA is the largest employer of social workers in the nation. Learn how you can join our team and make a positive impact in the lives of Veterans.

“Social Work service members can be found throughout the medical center and are involved in almost every aspect of care.”

VA’s greatest asset in ending food insecurity for every Veteran and family is VA’s integrated approach to health care.

Three leaders on the team are examples of social workers who have been instrumental in leading others to help Veterans break barriers.

At VA, social workers can find numerous paths to a fulfilling career serving Veterans, and all of them provide the great benefits you deserve. Learn more.

PsychArmor celebrates social workers and VA which employs the largest number of master’s level social workers in the United States.

Social workers are important to VA health care, providing support to and advocacy for Veterans and their families.

The Caregiver Support Program celebrates VA’s social workers who are essential to program’s success. “They allow us to provide resources in a manner that caters to the real caregiver experience.”