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The VA offers virtual resources specifically designed to help Veterans and their family members manage stress and practice self-care. These free tools offer education while also offering information about how to connect with professional support when needed.

Using public chargers and Wi-Fi can be convenient but also puts your devices and data at risk. Learn more about simple ways to protect yourself and those you care about from online threats anytime and anywhere.

Veterans of all ages can face obstacles after leaving military service, and a difficult challenges can be getting into the civilian workforce. Some tools and techniques make it easier for veterans to show their valuable skills and to find military-friendly employers.

An active tornado season, historic flooding and severe weather have impacted millions of Americans this year.  As we step into the hurricane season, it’s important to know that the VA is here to help. In the wake of a disaster, here are resources available to you.
 

As an active duty service member or veteran, you may be eligible for assistance through a SNAP nutrition program. SNAP benefits can be used at stores nationwide and at some farmer's markets. SNAP can help you and your family eat right when money is tight. 

Families and friends can provide critical support to make the military community reintegration experience as healthy and rewarding as possible. It's important to communicate openly, take care of yourself, and remain positive and patient. 

Not sure where to turn? Let us help guide you! Ask an Expert is an exciting feature that allows you to email us a question so you can receive information, resources, and services to take the next step forward.