Anthony Love discusses how VA delivers these resources, benefits, and services to Veterans that are homeless or at-risk for homelessness.
Calling the smoking quitline can get you set up with a counselor to talk about the importance of quitting, help set up a plan, and schedule follow up calls.
Barbara Morton from the Veterans Experience Office explains the value the welcome kit has, how Veterans can receive a copy, and how Veterans can use it.
Kayla Williams discusses the mission of the Center for Women Veterans and the care and resources VA provides for our women Veterans.
The Veterans Crisis Line is a very important resource. We encourage everyone to put the number in their phone. 1-800-273-8255 and Press 1.
VA has a "no wrong door" policy. That means no matter how you contact VA about being homeless, you connected with the people you need to talk to.
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You can even follow Veterans Benefits Administration, Veterans Health Administration, and National Cemetery Administration, and program offices like Post 9/11 GI Bill, which is very active on Facebook.
Our weekly Benefits Breadown series on Borne the Battle kicks off with a look at Explore VA and using our Benefits Navigator.