Recreation therapy helps veterans rebuild life after injury
Thousands helped, more welcome
The modern covenant
A young daughter’s advocacy benefits her wounded Iraq veteran mother
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Under current law, many veterans who were forced to retire from the military because of combat-related injuries must give up a portion of their military retirement pay to receive disability compensation from the U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs. The #MajorRichardStarAct would change that. Read the latest op-ed from DAV National Commander John Donovan. … See MoreSee Less
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“This is a very tough season that I am in.”Caregiving can bring seasons of stress, uncertainty and isolation. Sometimes, what you need most is simply to know that someone genuinely cares about how you are doing.For Renee, connecting with DAV Caregivers Support meant having someone there to listen and understand what she was going through.DAV Caregivers Support provides personalized support to help caregivers navigate their unique challenges. A trained support specialist can:• Listen to what you’re going through• Help guide you toward resources• Provide support along the wayYou don’t have to navigate your caregiving journey alone. Learn more about how DAV Caregivers Support can help at davcaregivers.org. … See MoreSee Less
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