These were in the sidebar of site and the list was getting to long, knowing more will be coming I started this separate site page to list all and any coming. Unless embed links are given just click on the graphic to visit sites.
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2013 Edition: Federal Benefits for Veterans, Dependents and Survivors
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Personalized VA Health Benefits Book Now Available
click on graphic for online document reader for sample handbook, on link above for more information about.
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MISSION: The 6th Branch is a nonprofit organization utilizing the leadership and organizational skills of military veterans to execute aggressive community service initiatives at the local level. more>>>
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Not Alone provides programs, resources and services to warriors and families impacted by combat stress and PTSD through a confidential and anonymous community.
A PTSD Safe (and Anonymous) Haven
09/21/11 - Not Alone, a non-profit founded in 2008 by Mike Jones, a West Point grad with tours in both Afghanistan and Iraq, to help combat vets and their families deal with PTSD through a confidential and anonymous community kicked off operations in the Washington area this week. read more>>>
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Supportive Services for Veteran Families Program {SSVF}
New grant steers veteran families away from homelessness
On September 15, 2011, Secretary Shinseki signed the SSVF Grant Agreements. Grantees are now authorized to begin implementing their programs and serving our Veterans.
General Information:
The Supportive Services for Veteran Families (SSVF) Program is a new VA program that awards grants to private non-profit organizations and consumer cooperatives who will provide supportive services to very low-income Veterans and their families residing in or transitioning to permanent housing. The grantees will provide a range of supportive services designed to promote housing stability. Visit site link for much more information and backlinks too.
Overview of Program Online Document Reader
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VA Publishes Social Media Policy
Policy Establishes Responsible Use for Web-based Collaboration Tools
Online Document Reader
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Grace After Fire provides support for and helps women veterans of the United States miliary who are returning from active duty so that they can re-engage as mothers, wives and daughters in civilian life. read more>>>
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Article: Fresno veterans program goes nationwide
{click on pic to visit site}
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Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing Program (HUD-VASH)
Overview
The 2008 Consolidated Appropriations Act (the Act) (Public Law 110-161) enacted December 26, 2007, provided $75 million dollars of funding for the HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) voucher program as authorized under section 8(o)(19) of the United Stated Housing Act of 1937. The HUD-Veterans Affairs Supportive Housing (HUD-VASH) program combines Housing Choice Voucher (HCV) rental assistance for homeless veterans with case management and clinical services provided by the Department of Veteran's Affairs (VA). VA provides these services for participating veterans at VA medical centers (VAMCs) and community-based outreach clinics. {continued}
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"Semper Fido"
These types of programs are what the citizens of this country should be paying for, i.e. 'Sacrifice', but the greater majority embrace them as long as small groups around the country develope and then need to reach out for the needed funding to keep them going, instead of the country of Demanding They Pony Up!!
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The US-Vietnam Dialogue Group on Agent Orange/Dioxin
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The Veterans Affairs (VA) Office of Research and Development is launching the Million Veteran Program (MVP), an important partnership between VA and Veterans. The goal of MVP is to better understand how genes affect health and illness in order to improve health care for Veterans.
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Center for Women Veterans
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The DCoE Outreach Center was created to provide information on psychological health and traumatic brain injury. It does not function as a treatment or counseling center and cannot provide advice.
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Project Healing Waters
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As Well As:
VA’s green management program webpage
VA Recovery
The Department of Veterans Affairs is committed to improving the environment. We are making great strides towards operating more energy efficient facilities, using more renewable energy, “greening” our vehicle fleets, and achieving other milestones on the path to environmental sustainability.
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'Paws for Purple Hearts' helping with PTSD<----->National Intrepid Center for Excellence
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The best support and information resource for military spouses and significant others of all branches, around the world.
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Press Release: New VA Support Line Provides Important Assistance to Caregivers
Benefits and Support Information a Phone Call Away
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Veterans Administration Office of Survivors Assistance
VA's Office of Survivors Assistance was established "to serve as a resource regarding all benefits and services furnished by the Department to survivors and dependents of deceased Veterans and members of the Armed Forces." If you're a survivor, please take a look at the site to learn how VA can help.
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Welcome to NC’s Partnership for Combat Veterans and Their Families
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PTSD: Second Life Island: 21 Jan 2011 - Service members who suspect they may be experiencing post traumatic stress can now do a sort of "reality check" in a brand new virtual world.
The T2 Virtual PTSD Experience
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50th Anniversary of the Vietnam War
Commemoration
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Portal Helps Vets, Reserves, Guardsmen Land Jobs
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Families At Ease
Families At Ease works with family members who become aware of their Veteran’s post-deployment difficulties—and supports their efforts to find help for the Veteran.
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The Yellow Ribbon Program (YRP) is a DoD-wide effort to help National Guard and Reserve Service members and their families connect with local resources before, during, and after deployments, especially during the reintegration phase that occurs months after Service members return home.
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Iraq and Afghanistan Veterans of America
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Third Annual DoD/VA Suicide Prevention Conference
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The American Veteran
Click Here To Visit
A video news magazine designed to inform veterans, their families and their communities about the services and benefits they have earned through their service to America. {Started in September 2009, video reports from that month forward at site, scroll down and click on 'American Veteran', under video player, to show the previous episodes}
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Military Veterans bringing Medical Aid and Comfort
Team Rubicon bridges the critical time gap between large natural disasters and conventional aid response. more
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In Transition
Are you a Service Member in transition? Are you concerned about your mental health treatment?
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Where to Get Help for PTSD
VA PTSD Program Locator
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National Center for PTSD
PTSD Research Quarterly (RQ)
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Understanding PTSD
Understanding PTSD (Flash) is an interactive program to help you learn about common reactions to trauma, hear real stories from trauma survivors who have dealt with PTSD, and find out how to get help.
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For Veterans and the General Public
This section of the website is intended to support you, our Veterans, and other trauma survivors. Find information for family members and all who want to learn more about traumatic stress.
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Collaboration: Free Services on PTSD Issues
Article can be found Here
Collaborating Partners:
Centerstone.org
Or
Not Alone.com
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Pikes Peak Behavioral Health Group
Mental Health Issues and PTSD/TBI
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Stop the Bleeding
This year, 170,000 Americans will die from a traumatic injury. Trauma is the #1 cause of death for children and adults ages 1 to 44. More
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Combat to Community
"Our goal is not to give veterans a ‘get out of jail free card,’ but rather to make sure that the population is understood. Because veterans make up less than one percent of the population, there is often a lack of cultural competency"
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Center for Deployment Psychology (CDP)
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Click Graphic for Information on VA Mental Health
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Claim Denied!: How to Appeal a VA Denial of Benefits
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The Warrior Gateway Project
The Warrior Gateway Program has been designed to promote easier reintegration into home communities. {read more}
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Feds Hire Vets
Follow on Facebook
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Helping A Hero
Helping a Hero is a 501(c)(3) non profit, non-partisan organization providing support for military personnel, severely injured in the war on terror. Our principal activity is to provide specially adapted homes for qualifying service members as well as engaging the community to provide services and resources for our wounded heroes and their families.
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We Honor Veterans
Hospice Professionals on a Mission to Serve
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Project New Hope
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Veterans Medical Foster Homes
Medical Foster Home (MFH) is a type of Community Residential Care (CRC) home chosen by the Veteran who is unable to live independently, as a preferred means to receive family-style living with room, board, and personal care. {read more}
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From uniform to pulp, Battlefield to workshop, Warrior to artist
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Millennial Generation
Millennial Veterans: Beyond The Welcome Home
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Supportive Services for Veterans Families
VA readies homeless prevention program
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Operation Free
Secure America with Clean Energy
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Women Veterans Health Care
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The Guardian House
Homelessness and Women Veterans
USA Cares Warrior Treatment Today
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The American Battle Monuments Commission
The ABMC commemorative mission is reflected in 24 overseas military cemeteries that serve as resting places for almost 125,000 American war dead; on Tablets of the Missing that memorialize more than 94,000 U.S. servicemen and women; and through 25 memorials, monuments and markers.
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Honored in Death for Their Service in Life
The Dignity Memorial Homeless Veterans Burial Program has provided burial services for more than 600 homeless veterans since the program’s inception.
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Welcome To DPMO
The Defense POW/Missing Personnel Office (DPMO) is responsible for establishing and overseeing policies on the rescue of living Americans and the recovery of the remains of those who are missing in action from foreign battle fields. Continued
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For Wounded, Ill and Injured Service Members, Veterans, Families of, and Those Who Support
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Women Veterans
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Missing in America Project
Bury A Hero
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The USO Wounded Warrior Centers
Stepping Up: To Help America's Wounded Warriors and Their Families
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Joint POW/MIA Accounting Command
