The Lone Survivor Foundation has created a PTSD Symptom Management Virtual Program. It is a no-cost program that takes place via video conferencing over three days. Participants will have the opportunity to practice tools for stress relief and improved self-regulation, as well as check-in with a mental health clinician each day.
Have you always wanted to try the ukulele? Back by popular demand, the Veterans and the Arts Initiative is offering the Veteran community the opportunity to participate in a four-week, online series. Musicians of all skill levels are encouraged to participate in these virtual workshops. Participants must provide their own instruments. Sessions are FREE and open to Veterans, Servicemembers, their families, and military caregivers -- as well as current healthcare workers.
Join the VA ACME- Advisory Council on Military Education on how to Apply for Financial Aid: FAFSA. Learn the ins and outs for starting the FAFSA process, as well as some very helpful and unique tips for streamlining the process. Ask questions and direct answers from those who know the process best.
TechExpo's professional hiring events have benefited nearly a million attendees since 1993. They look forward to helping you advance your career and saving you time in your job search by providing you the opportunity to meet virtually with the nation’s leading companies.
Join the Steven A. Cohen Military Family Clinic at Easterseals for a Virtual Social Hour! Together, we can lessen feelings of isolation and de-stress during this challenging time. The Cohen Clinic looks forward to great conversation and making new friends. Bring a tasty drink, get cozy and join them for a bit of social fun!
Chesapeake Shakespeare Company (CSC) is offering a FREE program of creative workshops for veterans; active-duty, Guard, and Reserve service members; and their families and caregivers. This program is part of Creative Forces®: NEA Military Healing Arts Network, an initiative of the National Endowment for the Arts in partnership with the U.S. Departments of Defense and Veterans Affairs and the state and local arts agencies with support provided by Americans for the Arts.
In recognition of April, the Month of the Military Child, we want to be sure you have access to the support and services that our military and veteran children and families deserve. Did you know that there are organizations providing telehealth, social enrichments, trainings, Purple Up activities, and many other no-cost engagement opportunities specifically for Military/Veteran Kids? Get access to free activity guides on how to talk to your Milkids and Teens about Coronavirus, Healthy Habits videos, and more. We understand that these are difficult times for every family and we want to help you and your children.
The Veterans Consortium Pro Bono Program will be holding a Virtual Legal Clinic for Women Veterans on the 2nd Tuesday of Every Month from 10 am - 4 pm. Open to women veterans of DC, MD and VA. Call to schedule your phone or video appointment now!
Do you need something to make you smile? Join our partners at Warrior Canine Connection for an extra dose of oxytocin by viewing their live puppy cameras!
VAREP will be holding a webinar on April 15 highlighting the changes to the VA Home Loan as a result of the Blue Water Navy Bill.