Quality of Life

The Veterans Food Assistance Program (VFAP) is designed to provide a one-time grant of essential food and household support to veterans and their families, ensuring no veteran goes hungry.

Using public chargers and Wi-Fi can be convenient but also puts your devices and data at risk. Hackers can compromise public USB ports and set up fake Wi-Fi hotspots to gain access to your information. Learn how to protect your online activity while traveling.

Explore apps and tools that offer education about PTSD and related mental health concerns.

Throughout your life positive social habits can help you build supports systems and stay healthier mentally and physically. Explore the Social Wellness Toolkit to learn how to improve your overall health.

When Veterans need support and encouragement from a person who can relate to their challenges, our peer specialists are available to help. A peer specialist has traveled the road to recovery and now works at VA supporting other Veterans in finding their own paths.

Regular physical activity is good for your overall health and your brain health. Physical activity can help you think, learn, problem-solve, and enjoy an emotional balance. It can improve memory and reduce anxiety or depression.