VA volunteers

Employees from Paramount Pictures and parent company Viacom volunteered their afternoon to serve and support VA Greater Los Angeles Healthcare System Veterans during Viacommunity Day on April 28.

During this National Volunteer Week, VA facilities around the country are holding events to honor and recognize the dedicated volunteers who make life better for America's Veterans and their families.

Veterans serving Veterans send a powerful message of camaraderie and support that underscores VA’s commitment to the health and well-being of our Veterans.

Twenty-three volunteers with VA's San Diego Regional Office supported the recent National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic.

We are often thanked by our Veterans for the assistance we provide to them. Ironically, it is we that owe each of them a debt of gratitude for their service to this great nation of ours.

This year, VA Voluntary Service —one of the largest volunteer programs in the federal government—is celebrating its 70th anniversary.

A Veteran shares how the National Veterans Wheelchair Games have enriched her life and thanks those that made the events possible.

VA seeks to shift from an inpatient system to a continuum of health care. Focus is on home-based primary care, outpatient clinics, and telehealth services.

VA Medical Center volunteers experience issues with their 100% Unemployable status for mental health disability. A response from the VBA is requested.

The granddaughter of a WWII veteran shares her experience greeting WWII vets in Washington, DC as they arrive on Honor Flights to visit their memorials.

Laura Balun thanks the volunteers at the VA medical center in Washington, DC in a guest post after her experience there during a Ladies Night event.