How much do all those active duty benefits come to? What do you need to expect when leaving the military? This article will help you prepare.

Learn about Cyber Vets Virginia, an initiative to provide veterans with access to cyber security training and skill development in Virginia. 

National nonprofit American Corporate Partners (ACP) works with post-9/11 Veterans to help them find meaningful employment after military service.

Find free resources from AARP's new job center to help Veterans and military spouses find jobs. 

A free self development eCourse is now available from the Travis Manion Foundation.

This fact sheet provides a basic overview of reasonable accommodations in the workplace and includes examples,practicess, and resources for more informatoin. 

If you are interested in returning to school or jumpstarting a new career, consider applying to one of several VA education or career programs for Veterans. 

How veterans can make a smooth transition into employment in the civilian job market. 

As a military spouse, you’re qualified, educated and ready to serve. 

If you have a service-connected disability that limits your ability to work or prevents you from working, Veteran Readiness and Employment (formerly called Vocational Rehabilitation and Employment) can help.

The Veterans Benefits Administration (VBA) partnered with Stars and Stripes to create a special edition insert for the publication called “The Veterans Benefits Guide.” The print and digital publication, which highlights VA benefits and services available for transitioning service members and their families, is available now.

Find approved education and training programs for veterans. 

The Virginia Values Veterans (V3) Transition Program works with the transitioning service member of spouse to make referrals that address specific needs. 

The 2022 Veterans Resource Guide is your roadmap to veterans benefits in the Commonwealth of Virginia. It is filled with useful
information on the programs and services offered by the Virginia Department of Veterans Services (DVS) and other state agencies.

You have the right to be reemployed in your civilian job if you leave that job to perform service in the uniformed service. This fact sheet explains your rights.