Many of our best and brightest men and women have been killed or injured in service to their country. Whatever higher power you believe in, on Veteran’s Day please pray for our service members who have made the ultimate sacrifice.
One step closer to ensuring access to VA facilities for vets who use service dogs.
”Iron Grip made me think about how I adapted, or not, to my own disability––a quadriplegic, wheelchair-using vet who has not walked since August 26, 1967.”––Terry Moakley, Chair, VetsFirst Committee
In today's digital world, your personal info is readily accessible to anyone. This comes with a hidden risk: identity theft. Learn how to protect yourself.
Take it from one vet, it’s never too late to seek counseling to sort out the recurring issues in your life.
“Is my rating protected?” It’s a common question we receive from veterans. The answer to this varies among cases.
VetsFirst’s Terry Moakley visits the 9/11 Memorial. ‘We stopped at the Survivor Pear Tree that was found still standing among the lost souls and the debris. It is amazing to see the stark contrast between the old bark and the new growth. That tree is as solid as the United States of America.’
In recognition of Leukemia and Lymphoma Awareness Month, the Ansley family shares their story of coping with the diagnosis of a loved one.
VetsFirst is fighting on Capitol Hill to ensure deficit reduction plans do not shortchange veterans of the benefits that they have earned.
VetsFirst National Service Officer Stephen Fricano shares his ‘eye opening’ experience at the Buffalo VAMC.