Veteran Resources

Practical resources to help homeless Veterans in your community.

Dive into the Borne the Battle Podcast's coverage of the Disabled Veterans Golf Clinic, an exceptional adaptive golf program championing the well-being of disabled veterans. Discover how this national event combines customized golf instruction, supportive community, and engaging activities to empower and transform the lives of participating veterans.

America’s Warrior Partnership empowers Veterans to find their ideal recreational program through services such as the Four Star Alliance and The Network

The VA partnership with American Kidney Fund adds to existing VA programs and services that support Veterans through early identification of kidney disease and referral for appropriate treatment.

Vietnam Veteran nurse Lou Eisenbrandt would treat everything from malaria to massive head traumas in the Chu Lai 91st Evac Hospital. Today, her primary advocacy is more personal: Parkinson’s disease.

Adjusting to change can be stressful at any point in life, even more so during these challenging times. Moving Forward is a free, anonymous resource that can help you take on challenges step-by-step.

The top Veterans resources of 2020 includes discounted internet plans, free state hunting licenses, free flights, free audiobooks, lifetime passes to National Parks, free flu shots, even on-base access to commissaries.

VA has online resources to help you manage and learn to control feelings of anger or irritability. Learn about VA’s online web course: Anger & Irritability Management Skills (AIMS).

VA offers free online self-help resources that can now be accessed by computer or mobile device. These online tools and resources have been updated so you can use them at home or on the go.

AARP offers free caregiving resources for Veterans and their families and you do not have to be a member to qualify.

Independence Fund expands program for Veterans with $100 gift cards to alleviate financial struggles while expanding online resources.

TogetherWeServed.com provides the opportunity for family members to record Veteran military service and memories, in their own words and photographs.