April marks Sexual Assault Awareness and Prevention Month (SAAPM), a critical time to address the pervasive issue of sexual violence and its impact on individuals and communities.
As a Veteran, current service member, or family member supporting a loved one, understanding the most common service-connected disabilities is essential for navigating the VA disability benefits process.
For Veterans and their families, understanding what it means for a disability to be “service-connected” is crucial to accessing the benefits and support earned through military service.
Every May, our nation comes together to celebrate Military Appreciation Month-a time dedicated to honoring the service, sacrifice, and resilience of America’s military members, Veterans, and their families.
When you’re preparing a VA disability claim, the quality and source of your medical evidence can make all the difference.
What does the CHOICE Act actually do? In short, it restores what every Veteran has earned through service—freedom. The CHOICE Act empowers Veterans with the ability to decide who assists them with their VA disability claims, putting control back where it belongs: in the hands of those who served. By opening the door to more options for claims support, this legislation ensures Veterans are no longer limited to one path—they can now choose the help that best meets their needs.
