VA Terminates Labor Union Contracts
Discover the implications of the VA terminating labor union contracts for thousands of employees and veterans in 2025.
Discover the implications of the VA terminating labor union contracts for thousands of employees and veterans in 2025.
Learn how VA expands community care options for veterans, improving access to essential health services for those in need.
Discover how non-VA resources can aid your military transition. Access valuable programs and support for a smoother change.
Explore essential resources for involuntarily separated military members to navigate their transition and access earned benefits.
The VA Dental Insurance Program, or VADIP, is a program where the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) facilitates the purchase of private dental insurance for eligible applicants at a reduced cost. It is not a form of direct dental care provided by VA dentists in VA facilities. Instead, the VA has negotiated discounted group rates… Read more »
The Department of Veterans Affairs offers veteran education benefits that can help qualifying applicants earn money while attending college. The three primary programs that facilitate this are the VA Work-Study Program, which provides part-time jobs related to veteran services; the VA Cooperative Training Program, which integrates full-time employment into a college degree plan; and the… Read more »
The Temporary Residence Adaptation grant is a special benefit provided by the Department of Veterans Affairs. It is designed for veterans who have severe service-connected disabilities and are living temporarily in a home owned by a family member. The grant provides funds to make necessary accessibility modifications to that family member’s home, ensuring the veteran… Read more »
There are two types of housing allowances that military members considering a return to college should be aware of. Do you know the differences between the Basic Allowance for Housing (BAH) for those currently serving and the Monthly Housing Allowance (MHA) for veterans using their GI Bill education benefits? While both help with housing costs,… Read more »
The Department of Veterans Affairs aims to expand options for family caregivers who support veterans with disabilities. The agency issued a weekend press release in July announcing a proposed rule “to extend Program of Comprehensive Assistance for Family Caregivers (PCAFC) eligibility for certain Veterans and their family caregivers through Sept. 30, 2028.” This is part… Read more »
Returning to college as a veteran presents challenges, especially if you are a member of the Guard or Reserve. Some start school only to be called up for active duty, some begin training or a certificate program only to have to withdraw due to illness or injury. Still others experience personal difficulty and must stop… Read more »