Veteran and Military Caregivers

Veterans often have questions about VA services and benefits. Whether they have recently exited military service or have been separated for years, VA is here to help Veterans navigate benefit entitlements and take an active role in their health care.

Sandwich Generation Caregivers find themselves squeezed in between caring for younger loved ones such as children, and their elder parents or other elder family members. While the Sandwich Generation is not a new form of family caregiving, there have been recent efforts to address the needs of these caregivers.

Overcome the challenges of caring for a parent while keeping your marriage strong. Learn to set boundaries and enlist some extra help.

There are a range of VA home and community-based services to support eligible Veterans and their Caregivers.

The Family Caregiving Guide is a practical tool to help you care for your family member or close friend. You’ll find information, resources and checklists to help you get organized and find the support that you might need.

Research has shown that there are psychological benefits to family story telling, particularly with the younger generation, but the advantages last through all stages of life. Here are some ways to share your family stories.

AARP's Financial Workbook for Veteran and Military Family Caregivers provides practical information and resources focused on health, housing, and money management. AARP has created this guide to help you gather the essential information you need to manage the complex responsibilities of caregiving.