Congregation and ministry support for military, veterans and their families.
Enroll in VA health care, apply for disability compensation, receive a toxic exposure screening, and meet with VA representatives during VetFest 2024. VA is hosting nearly 200 events across the country to get you the benefits and resources you’ve earned.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Congregation to the VMFC network, Saint Mary’s in-the-valley Episcopal Church, Ramona, California.
Thank you, Vicar Reverend Hannah Wilder and Lay Leader Laura Myers for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Saint Columba’s Episcopal Church, Santee, California.
Thank you, Bishop’s Warden Barb Leetch and Lay Leader Bill Bixby for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Saint Peter’s Episcopal Church, Casa Grande, Arizona.
Thank you, Vicar Rev. Shawn Rutledge and Lay Leader Maryan Gosselin for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
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03/14/2024 11:00 AM EDT
WASHINGTON — Today, the Department of Veterans Affairs announced its 2024 goals in support of its efforts to prevent and end Veteran homelessness. Specifically, in fiscal year 2024, VA will:
Ending Veteran homelessness is a top priority of VA and the entire Biden Administration. Thanks in part to VA’s efforts, the number of Veterans experiencing homelessness has fallen by nearly 5% since early 2020 and by more than 52% since 2010.
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We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, All Saints’ Episcopal Church, San Diego California.
Thank you, Father Carlos Exposito and Lay Leader James B. Hansen for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Saint John the Evangelist Episcopal Church, Indio, California.
Thank you, The Rev. Dr. Brian D. Johnson for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Christ Communion Temple, Memphis, Tennessee.
Thank you, Senior Pastor Freddie Thomas Sr. and Lay Leader Connie Lopez for joining our mission. Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
If you’re experiencing a medical emergency, you shouldn’t hesitate to get emergency care. Call 911 or go to the nearest emergency room quickly. A medical emergency is an injury, illness, or symptom so severe that without immediate treatment, you believe your life or health is in danger.
Some Veterans live far away from a VA emergency room and need to get care quickly. If you go to a non-VA emergency department for care, VA may still offer coverage.
Notifying VA is necessary for getting coverage and sharing important medical updates. We have the information you need to make it happen.
Notify VA as soon as possible
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We are pleased to announce our newest Veteran/Military Friendly Lead Congregation to the VMFC network, Amplify Church, Willow Springs, North Carolina.
Thank you, Lead Pastor Phillip Modlin and Lay Leader Rebekah Cain for joining our mission. Amplify Church serves active duty service members from Fort Liberty. Amplify has an active Veterans Ministry that serves the church, the community, and Veterans.
Blessing to good health.
VA telehealth and tele-counseling is available and a good way to help veterans who are isolated and alone during this crisis. Please click here to learn more about the VA’s Video Connect Help Desk Support.
