Vet Center

“The Vet Center has been helpful and there are some extra things I’ve learned. I came to see what information might be useful to me.”

Navy Vietnam Veteran Harry Collins always believed he was fine. He stuck to his daily routines and went to work, leading an outwardly normal life. But his "I'm fine" routine never included how to manage his thoughts and emotions following his war time service. 

A Vet Center in Abilene, Texas, is helping Veterans with a unique therapy program based on archery. Veterans learn new skills and have time to connect in relaxing ways and encourage each other.

Vet Center services are also provided to family members of Veterans and Service members for military-related issues when they aid in the readjustment of those who have served. This includes bereavement counseling for families who experience an active duty death.

Rogelio "Roger" Rodriguez used EMDR treatment from his Vet Center to overcome PTSD from his 10 deployments with the Air National Guard.

Local Vietnam Veteran finds closure at St. Louis Vet Center

Kevin Burrill, a former paratrooper, found a new calling working with incarcerated Veterans and earned the Volunteer of the Year Award.

Terry and Darryl worked with each other for 25 years but neither knew they were both Vietnam Veterans. A weekly group brought them and other Vietnam Vets together to share their experiences.

  LAREDO, Texas — The Laredo Vet Center hosted a [...]

Veterans with PTSD need to know that their care is working for them. Here are three signs to guide you and help you make decisions, track your progress and get the care you deserve.

Raymond Kaloplastos is an Army Veteran and will talk to us about his service, retirement, and the value that Mobile Vet Centers bring our communities.

The Arecibo Vet Center reopened its doors to area Veterans almost a month after Hurricane Maria devastated the island.