Question 1

Veterans Administration Resources

Accepted Answer

Click on any of the links below for information concerning VA Benefits, resources and locations:   VA Benefit Book   VA Benefit Book (Spanish)   Guide to VA Mental Health Services   VA Health Care Overview   VA Health Care Overview (Spanish)   Vet Center Locations   VA Hospitals and Clinics   VA National Cemeteries   Directory of VA Chaplains

Question 2

Government and NGO Resources

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These resources provide various publications and directories that you can use in reaching out to the Military Community. Check back often as we are adding new resources.   Veteran Service Organization (VSO) Directory   We strongly suggests that a Veteran use an approved service officer to file a disability claim with the VA. There should never be a charge to file a claim.   National Association of County Veterans Service Officers   Virtually every state in the nation has a Veterans Affairs Department and special benefits for Veterans in their state.   State Veteran Affairs Offices and Benefits

Question 3

Veteran and Military Family Resources

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The Department of Veterans Affairs and other government agencies offer a substantial number of programs and services for veterans, their dependents and survivors. Beyond benefits, these programs and services can help you make the most of your post-military life.   Click here to learn about Veteran benefits and programs.   Click here to learn about support resources for Military Families.   Click here for link to the Department of Veterans Affairs.

Question 4

Suicide Prevention

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As a percentage of the population, veteran and military suicide rates are higher as a group than the civilian population. Use these resources to become more aware of suicide, prevention and the resources available to help.   How You Can Play a Role in Suicide Prevention   Suicide Prevention: U.S Army Program   The Suicide Prevention Resource Center has a number of FREE resources that you can have as part of your Suicide Awareness Program. Visit this link to access those resources.   Visit this link to Suicide Warning Cards that can be downloaded and printed from your computer. These cards can also be ordered from SAMHSA.   Preventing Suicide: A Toolkit for High Schools   Suicide in America-FAQ's

Question 5

Coping with Suicide

Accepted Answer

Not all suicides are preventable. The following resources can provide support in dealing with death by suicide.   Coping with Grief After Suicide   Handbook for Survivors of Suicide   Fact Sheet Coping with Suicide (DCoE)   A JOURNEY TOWARD HEALTH AND HOPE:YOUR HANDBOOK FOR RECOVERY AFTER A SUICIDE ATTEMPT   The above is a free publication that guides people through the first steps toward recovery and a hopeful future after a suicide attempt. Includes personal stories from survivors who share their experiences as well as strategies, such as re-establishing connections and finding a counselor to work with.

Question 6

Opioid and Substance Abuse Resources

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Click on any of the links below for valuable, vetted, free resources to help you and your comminuty deal with the Opioid Crisis.   Preventing Drug Abuse among Children and Adolescents   Opioid Overdose Prevention Toolkit (English)   Opioid Overdose Prevention Toolkit (Spanish)   Health Resources and Services Administration   Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration   Center for Disease Control and Prevention   Department of Health and Human Services   National Institute on Drug Abuse   This highlighted series focuses on issues ranging from alcohol abuse, opioid use, marijuana, smoking and more.  While targeting teens it also has relevance to adults.   Tips for Teens

Question 7

Alcohol Abuse

Accepted Answer

The Alcohol Resource Guide is a definitive guide to numerous resources.

Question 8

Caregiver Resources and Support

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Many families and caregivers don't know of the services and benefits available to our wounded warriors. These resources will be of value in caring for and seeking help for those who have served.   Caregiver Resources Directory   Compensation and Benefits Handbook   Disaster-Disease-Distress   Family Caregiver Guide   Family Caregivers Guide to TBI   Military Caregivers Rand Report

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Veteran Resources

Issues affecting Veterans and their families do not exist in a void.

Suicide, ID Theft, Drug or Alcohol Abuse and mental issues affect everyone in a community.

Use the links in Resources You Can Use to find benefits, programs and other resources for you, your family, community or organization.

Veteran Resources

Issues affecting Veterans and their families do not exist in a void.

Suicide, ID Theft, Drug or Alcohol Abuse and mental issues affect everyone in a community.

Use the links in Resources You Can Use to find benefits, programs and other resources for you, your family, community or organization.

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