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  • Why caregivers for Veterans should know CPR

    Why caregivers for Veterans should know CPR

    A VA program provides hands-on, immersive sessions where caregivers can practice CPR through realistic home-based scenarios.

  • Are you a caregiver for a Veteran?

    Are you a caregiver for a Veteran?

    Caregivers, you are not alone—VA has your back.

  • Empowering caregivers through connection and peer support

    Empowering caregivers through connection and peer support

    Caregiving can be a deeply rewarding journey, but it also can be overwhelming and isolating. That’s why support and connection can make all the difference.

  • Four VA virtual care resources for caregivers

    Four VA virtual care resources for caregivers

    Apps and other virtual resources support the hard work of Veterans’ caregivers.

  • “Love and duty guided me to be his caregiver”

    “Love and duty guided me to be his caregiver”

    Ron Anderson's story of being caregiver for his father in his final years is a journey of love and duty.

  • Honoring Caregivers: Heroes Caring for Heroes podcast series

    Honoring Caregivers: Heroes Caring for Heroes podcast series

    November is a month of remembrance and gratitude. We honor our brave military members on Veterans Day and Remembrance Day. This month also recognizes over 90 million caregivers in the U.S. during National Family Caregivers Month.

  • Preventing Veteran and caregiver suicide

    Preventing Veteran and caregiver suicide

    Caregivers can play a crucial role in suicide prevention, offering support to Veterans in your care.

  • Take time for yourself: Find help with respite care

    Take time for yourself: Find help with respite care

    Caregiving can be challenging and time consuming. VA’s Caregiver Support Program offers a moment of respite.

  • A caregiver’s journey with VA Chaplain Services

    A caregiver’s journey with VA Chaplain Services

    An Air Force Vietnam Veteran gained hope and independence with support from his caregiver, VA chaplain and health care team.

  • Social worker supports caregivers with art

    Social worker supports caregivers with art

    VA social worker uses art to find a way to help caregivers embrace their whole person and reconnect with themselves

  • A caregiver finds support through VA and her community

    A caregiver finds support through VA and her community

    A caregiver shares her story of finding support through the VA Veteran Community Partnership program and her community to care for her husband.

  • Veterans invited to National Convening: The State of the Caregiver Community on May 11

    Veterans invited to National Convening: The State of the Caregiver Community on May 11

    What are the top issues facing military and Veteran caregiving families in 2023? Find out by joining VA, Elizabeth Dole Foundation and TriWest for the 8th Annual National Convening on May 11.

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Last updated July 9, 2025

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