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  • #BorneTheBattle 99: Benefits Breakdown – Community Engagement, Homeless Programs

    #BorneTheBattle 99: Benefits Breakdown – Community Engagement, Homeless Programs

    Anthony Love discusses how VA delivers these resources, benefits, and services to Veterans that are homeless or at-risk for homelessness.

  • #BorneTheBattle 94: Benefits Breakdown – Smoke Quitline

    #BorneTheBattle 94: Benefits Breakdown – Smoke Quitline

    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.

  • #BorneTheBattle 83: Benefits Breakdown – VA Welcome Kit

    #BorneTheBattle 83: Benefits Breakdown – VA Welcome Kit

    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.

  • #BorneTheBattle 81: Benefits Breakdown – Center for Women Veterans

    #BorneTheBattle 81: Benefits Breakdown – Center for Women Veterans

    Kayla Williams discusses the mission of the Center for Women Veterans and the care and resources VA provides for our women Veterans.

  • #BorneTheBattle 68: Benefits Breakdown – Veterans Crisis Line

    #BorneTheBattle 68: Benefits Breakdown – Veterans Crisis Line

    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.

  • #BorneTheBattle 66: Benefits Breakdown – Homeless Veterans Outreach and Communications

    #BorneTheBattle 66: Benefits Breakdown – Homeless Veterans Outreach and Communications

    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.

  • #BorneTheBattle 64: Benefits Breakdown – Office of Tribal Government Relations

    #BorneTheBattle 64: Benefits Breakdown – Office of Tribal Government Relations

    Native Americans serve our country at a high rate compared [...]

  • #BorneTheBattle 61: Benefits Breakdown – Social media across VA

    #BorneTheBattle 61: Benefits Breakdown – Social media across VA

    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.

  • #BorneTheBattle 56: Benefits Breakdown – Explore VA

    #BorneTheBattle 56: Benefits Breakdown – Explore VA

    Our weekly Benefits Breadown series on Borne the Battle kicks off with a look at Explore VA and using our Benefits Navigator.

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Last updated June 16, 2025

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