Veteran Reintegration

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.

Veterans can benefit from assorted types of media outreach that familiarize them with their issues of concern. Whether it’s by video, radio or podcast platforms, there’s never a shortage of topics to communicate to Veterans.

Mindful awareness helps you to be aware of thoughts and feelings, and to focus on the present and what is most important to you.

#VetResources Check-In video series offers resources, advice and information for Veterans and their families to support mental health, resiliency and coping strategies.

Through the Got Your 6 Network, the Bob Woodruff Foundation (BWF) ensures that Veterans have access to the services and opportunities they need.

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

The VA Solid Start Program provides support for newly separated service members. 

Student Veterans come from a variety of backgrounds and experiences, and some may have disabilities associated with their time in service. Higher education support services may be available.

Veterans and their caregivers face unique challenges. VA has developed a list of family and caregiver resources, including call center information and community support services.  

You have questions. VA has answers. Call VA today at 1-800-MyVA411. You only need to remember one number for information on VA care, benefits, and services or to speak to a live agent for assistance. The number to call when you don’t know who to call.