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Vet Info Announces new song. ” Vet Info Stands Beside You”
A central focus of Vet Info’s mission remains suicide prevention and awareness. Leadership has been actively engaged in community outreach efforts to address the ongoing crisis, where an estimated 22 to 24 veterans lose their lives to suicide each day. As part of this initiative, Vet Info has introduced the “30 Second Challenge,” encouraging veterans and their support networks to commit to a daily check-in call of at least 30 seconds. This simple act is designed to foster connection, provide support, and create opportunities for meaningful conversations during times of need.
Vet Info remains committed to expanding its impact through programs such as Cast Off 22 and the “No Veteran Left Behind” initiative, both aimed at providing therapeutic experiences and strengthening the veteran community.
For more information, to get involved, or to support Vet Info’s mission, please visit www.vetinfo.org
Other news relating to Veterans
| Take Charge of Your Health Care and VA Benefits with Mobile Apps Stay connected with your VA benefits and health care using VA-approved connected apps and mobile apps developed by VA directly, including the official VA Health and Benefits Mobile app and apps that support mental health, PTSD, efforts to stop smoking and drinking and whole health. LEARN MORE |
Buddy Check: Support and Connect with Your Fellow Veterans
Make time for your buddies. Call, email, text or visit and support one another. Explore VA’s Veteran Buddy Check effort to learn more about Buddy Checks and access valuable resources.
New Veterans Benefits Guide now available
VA partnered with Stars and Stripes to create a special edition insert for the publication called “The Veterans Benefits Guide.” The print and digital publication, which highlights VA benefits and services available for transitioning service members and their families, is available now.
LINK – Veterans Benefits Guide now available in both print and digital formats – VAntage Point
All Times are in EST unless otherwise noted. JOB FAIRS/ INFO High Country Stand Down (Flagstaff) May 15, 2026 Flagstaff, Arizona 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Pacific Time – In Person Vets Moving Forward 2026 May 20, 2026 Fairborn, Ohio 3:00 PM – 7:00 PM Eastern Time Find your Federal Government Job Visit USA JOBS  COMMUNITY Steamboat Springs Veteran Town Hall May 14, 2026 Steamboat Springs, Colorado 3:30 AM – 4:30 AM Mountain Time – In Person NATIONAL PREVENTION WEEK May 14, 2026 Orlando, Florida 10:00 AM – 1:00 PM Eastern Time American Legion Post 61 Car Show May 16, 2026 Abilene, Texas 8:00 AM – 3:00 PM Central Time  RESOURCES Homeless Veteran Stand Down – Lancaster May 11, 2026 Lancaster, Ohio 10:00 AM – 2:00 PM Eastern Time – In Person Goodwill Manasota: Veteran Coffee Social May 12, 2026 Sarasota, Florida 10:00 AM – 12:00 PM Eastern Time Veterans Benefits Fair May 14, 2026 Edgewood, Maryland 9:00 AM – 2:00 PM Eastern Time – In Person Search for an event in your area at www.va.gov or look for events listed on the Vet Info Calendar. |
Warrior Wellness Project
This program that can help address hunger, food insecurity, suicide prevention, and many other clinical issues affecting our Nation’s treasure. The Warrior Wellness Project (https://www.va.gov/west-palm-beach-health-care/programs/the-warrior-wellness-projecttm/) combines multiple areas:
1. Mental Health and Social Work Services focus on the mind and spirit.
2. HUD/VASH supports veteran housing security.
3. If a veteran needs a mobile device, VA Connected Services provides a smart device so they can connect to VA Warrior Wellness Services.
4. USDA and UF teach nutrition and financial education through their respective IFAS/EFNEP program.
5. The veteran (and their family) will receive medically prescribed whole foods—fruits, vegetables, dairy, proteins, and pantry items—every two weeks through a refrigerated food locker, along with learning how to cook them.
6. The VA’s Healthy Teaching Kitchen turns whole foods into healthy, tasty meals by using all four senses.
7. Our Compensated Work Therapy helps veterans develop skills and find jobs in the community.
Dr. Billie Smith “I believe creating an integrated team across these services will promote a healthy mind and body. The food locker helps reduce stigma by allowing veterans to receive food without speaking with anyone or being seen leaving with bags of food. The Healthy Teaching Kitchen not only teaches food prep and nutrition, but also helps reduce and possibly eliminate social isolation—one of the major factors behind veteran suicides”.
Visit the VA website
www.va.gov
For 24-hour counsel, call the National Suicide Prevention Lifeline at 988 ( Press 1 for VETERANS, Press 2 for Spanish ). You are NOT alone! Don’t become a Static – Veterans, we are our Brothers and Sisters Keeper. No Veteran left behind.