Vocational Rehabilitation

As a felon who struggled with homelessness, Army Veteran Danny Martin didn’t know if he’d get a second chance. Now, he’s a VA carpenter.

Veterans Justice Outreach Specialist coordinates with justice systems to help justice-involved Veterans in local courts and jails.

U.S. Army Veteran Arthur Saenz was not only blind, but without skills, a job or direction—until he worked with a series of VA professionals who helped put him on the path to self-respect and success

On Hire a Vet Day, we remind Veterans that a career at VA offers transitioning opportunities to succeed in life after military service.

Two programs at the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center - compensated work therapy and sterile processing services - have teamed up to create a valuable opportunity for Veterans to gain on-the-job education and training in Charleston, S.C.

The National Disabled Veteran Business Council's Union Carpenters Apprenticeships program helps Veterans make a decent living and own their own homes.

President Obama has signed new legislation into law. This will impact students using Post 9/11 GI Bill as well as Vocational Rehabilitation.