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Military veterans are worried that reduced hours at Spokane Veterans Affairs Medical Centers emergency room could delay access to health care and lead to unexpected medical bills. About 20 veterans aired concerns Monday during a… Read More
Steven Meyer believes if we all just got together and helped each other out, it would be a lot better world. Meyer, 43, a driver for Arpin Van Lines, a national company based in West… Read More
The deadline to end veteran homelessness is closing in, but a hotline devoted to the issue let thousands of calls go unanswered, a new report has concluded. Established in 2012, the National Call Center for… Read More
CHARLESTON, S.C. The Ralph Johnson Veterans Affairs Medical Center in Charleston is opening its new $10 million mental health research center. Dr. Carolyn Clancy, the interim undersecretary for health with the VA, is the guest… Read More
$13.5 million in HUD-VASH vouchers to build on national effort to end veteran homelessness WASHINGTON – December 8, 2014 – (RealEstateRama) — The U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD) and the U.S. Department… Read More
Thousands of homeless veterans who tried to contact the Department of Veterans Affairs national call center to seek treatment or shelter had to resort to leaving messages on answering machines and many never received a… Read More
President Obama has created a number of initiatives to end homelessness among veterans in the United States. And while many of those programs have helped get thousands of veterans off the streets, others have fallen… Read More
For the last 30 years of his life, Al Bodenlos visited dozens of San Diego schools and community groups to share stories about the horrors he witnessed 73 years ago today, when the Japanese attacked… Read More
CHARLESTON, South Carolina A top Veterans Affairs official is scheduled to visit the Ralph H. Johnson VA Medical Center in Charleston to see its new mental health research center. Deputy Secretary of Veterans Affairs Sloan… Read More
This week, the Department of Veterans Affairs expanded its free treatment for mental and physical health issues related to military sexual trauma, or MST. Now, National Guard members and those assaulted during “inactive duty training”… Read More
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