If you have not taken the on-line course or attended the classroom briefing for the TAP briefing on VA benefits, you still have time. The TAP briefing on VA benefits provides information regarding VA benefits that may be available to separating or retiring Service Members, including Active Duty, National Guard, and Reservists, as you transition….
With only six months left in your current obligation you might now be deciding whether to leave your active duty career for the civilian life. We know you have several important decisions to consider when planning for your future. As Director of Education Service at the Department of Veterans Affairs, I want to encourage you…
If you are a Service member, you may be able to transfer your unused VA educational benefits to your spouse or children. In order to transfer educational benefits to a family member, Service members must transfer education benefits prior to retirement, separation, or release from active duty or the Selected Reserve. Additionally, the Service member…
If you have between 180 – 90 days left on active duty you may be eligible to participate in the joint VA/DoD Benefits Delivery at Discharge (BDD) Program. This program is designed to give Service members an early start in the disability claims process. We encourage you to find out more by visiting VA’s Pre-Discharge…
This is a reminder notice that you may be eligible for the VA Home Loan Program. If you are interested in obtaining more information on VA home loans, visit http://www.benefits.va.gov/homeloans/ 25 Emails You Get From The VA During Separation
You have honorably defended our Nation in time of war. We know that some warriors experience wounds of war that are not always visible. If you think you may be experiencing symptoms of post-traumatic stress, remember that it is a sign of strength to seek help and support. For information about Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD)…
Dear Transitioning Servicemember or Veteran, Are you utilizing training through the US Department of Veterans Affairs’ (VA) Veteran Readiness and Employment (VR&E) program or one of VA’s educational programs, such as the Post 9/11 or Montgomery GI Bills? Did you know VA’s VetSuccess on Campus (VSOC) program currently supports 104 schools across the country? These…
You served our Nation honorably and well overseas. Now, you deserve to enjoy stateside life to the fullest as a proud veteran. If you are experiencing difficulties readjusting to civilian life, perhaps reintegrating with your family, friends or co-workers, remember that it is a sign of strength to seek help and support. If you think…
VA offers a Veterans Crisis Line staffed by trained professionals. The Crisis Line is available 24 hours a day to help in an immediate crisis. There is also a Chat Service where Veterans can have one-to-one conversations with Crisis Line counselors. If you are concerned that someone in your life might be considering suicide, watch…
My HealtheVet is VA’s online Personal Health Record. Launched nationwide in 2003, My HealtheVet is the gateway to web-based tools that empower you to become a partner in your own health care. Using My HealtheVet, you and your caregiver can access trusted, secure health and benefits information at your convenience. You can also get copies…