VetServe 2022: Strengthening Volunteerism with Veterans April 21
Join VA as we gear up for National Volunteer Week, April 17 – 23, 2022. As part of National Volunteer Week, we are looking to leverage some of our country’s greatest assets –Veterans – to support “VetServe 2022,” a campaign to strengthen volunteer capacity across the Nation on April 21, 2022.
The 2022 GI Bill Summit will feature a Q&A with the Veterans Benefits Administration’s Education Service. Topics include GI Bill modernization, enrollment verification requirements, and COVID-19 protection of monthly housing allowance benefits.
VA Seeks Input on Challenges
to Veteran Voter Registration
Help VA best assist Veterans like you in registering to vote! As part of VA’s “whole health” approach to care, we believe that it is part of our duty to Veterans and their families to ensure that you are able to exercise the right to vote that you fought and served to protect. Click here to learn more and take the survey to share your voice.
Tax Day is April 18: File for Free Using IRS Free File
The IRS Free File Program is a public-private partnership between the IRS and many tax preparation and filing software industry leaders who provide their brand-name products for free.
From Medication to Meditation – Whole Health Changes Lives
VA’s Whole Health program is helping Veterans discover how meditation can help manage chronic pain. Whole Health means thinking about and approaching your health in a new way.
April is Sexual Assault Awareness Month. This month and year-round, VA works to raise awareness of its many resources and care options to help military sexual trauma (MST) survivors heal. No matter how long it’s been since the MST occurred, VA is here to support you.
VA Seeks Nominations for Advisory Committee on Homeless Veterans
VA remains committed to making sure all Veterans and their families are able to secure a safe, stable place they can call home. VA cannot do this work alone and is calling for dedicated individuals to be a part of the Advisory Committee on Homeless Veterans.
This week, Borne the Battle revisits the interview with Coach K, who discusses his decision to go to West Point, transitioning from military to college coaching, developing young players, and his experience in the Army.
Please remember the only secure way to ask personal questions is at VA.gov/contact-us/.
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