The National SimVET Center is a common space that gathers simulationists, health care professionals and public health leaders to fulfill SimLEARN’s mission to advance Veteran health care.
Chicago Vet Center and VA gave women Veterans information on VA services available to them.
While some Veterans have a difficult time dealing with crowds or dining in restaurants, that was not the case at this open house.
A archery group for Veterans offered at a Vet Center helps Vets improve mental, emotional and physical health.
The San Antonio Vet Center outreach specialists joined Soldiers’ Angels volunteers for a drive-through food distribution for Veterans.
Vet Centers are conducting a survey (ending Nov. 30) to find out how much Veterans and service members know about them.
Over 65% of Veterans in flooded counties are disabled. VA’s Vet Center teams responded with Mobile Vet Centers to assist with supplies and counseling.
Vet Center Scholarships assist individuals pursuing graduate degrees in psychology, social work, marriage and family therapy, or mental health counseling.
A VetCenter's Family Day program staff addressed the urgent need for families to understand the intricacies of substance abuse recovery.
Yoga class is held both in-person and virtually for Veterans of all ages, all levels of experience and many first timers.
Scholarships will cover up to two years of graduate studies. The mental health professionals will serve for six years at one of VA’s 300 Vet Centers.
Vet Center archery match allowed Veterans to relax. It requires bodily focus and awareness. You can't be other places, thinking about other things. It's an escape.