Links to Veterans Affairs Websites

• Agent Orange Health Effects and Vietnam Veterans
  The Department of Veterans Affairs has developed a comprehensive program to respond to these medical problems and concerns.
• Benefits for Veterans and Dependents
  This pamphlet describes the variety of Federal benefits available to veterans and their dependents.
• Blind Rehabilitation
  Coordinated healthcare service delivery system that provides a continuum of care for blinded veterans extending from their home environment to the local V A facility and to the appropriate rehabilitation setting.
• Burial and Memorial Benefits
  The National Cemetery Administration (NCA) honors Veterans with a final resting place and lasting memorials that commemorate their service to our nation.
• CARES (Capital Asset Realignment for Enhanced Services)
• CHAMPVA
• Compensation and Pension Benefits
  A variety of benefits and services for veterans, their dependents and survivors, including, but not limited to: service-connected compensation, DIC, non-service connected pension, burial & accrued benefits, guardianship and public contact services.
• Eligibility for Medical Care
  For information on online application, who is eligible, how to apply, what are your benefits, what are the costs, and other frequently asked questions.
• Enduring Freedom / Iraqi Freedom
  Web site for returning Active Duty, National Guard, and Reserve service members.
• Enrollment Information
  To receive health care, most veterans must be enrolled first.
• Federal Benefits for Veterans and Dependents
  This pamphlet describes the variety of Federal benefits available to veterans and their dependents.
• Forms
  The Department of Veterans Affairs Forms web site.
• Form 10-10EZ Online
• GI Bill
• Health Administration Center
• HIV / AIDS Information for Veterans
• Homeless Veterans Resources
  VA offers a wide array of special programs and initiatives specifically designed to help homeless veterans live as self-sufficiently and independently as possible.
• MOVE!
  Weight Management Program
• My Health e Vet
  Web-based application that creates an online environment where veterans, family, and clinicians may come together to optimize veterans' health care. It enables clinicians to partner with patients in optimizing their health by using web technology combined with essential health record information and online health resources.
• Post Traumatic Stress Disorder, National Center
• Privacy Practices
  Department of Veterans Affairs Notice of Privacy Practices
• Programs Offered by VHA (Clinical, Administrative, Research)
  VHA sponsors and participates in a host of programs that increase the quality of health care for our patients
• Public and Intergovernmental Affairs
• Public Health Strategic Health Care Group
  Provides information on AIDS and HIV, Hepatitis C, SARS, Tobacco Use Cessation and other Programs
• Returning Service Members
  Web site for returning Active Duty, National Guard, and Reserve service members
• Small and Disadvantaged Business
• VA Fact Sheets, Programs & Issues
• VAKids
  Contains areas for students in kindergarten through grade 5, for grades 6 through 12 and for teachers. VA Kids also has information about VA, Veterans Day, scholarships, student volunteer opportunities, rehabilitative and special events for disabled veterans and links to veteran-related sites.
• VALNET Veterans Affairs Library Network
  A health sciences library network of national significance. Under the OneVA concept, VALNET member libraries support the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) Health Care System, the Veterans Benefits Administration, and the National Cemetery Administration.
• Vet Centers (Readjustment Counseling Service)
  The people in VA who welcome home with honor the war veteran by providing quality readjustment services in a caring manner assisting them and their family members toward a successful post-war adjustment in or near their respective communities.
• Veterans Benefits Administration
• Veterans Service Organizations
  An online listing.
• Women Veterans
  The Center for Women Veterans assures that women veterans receive benefits and services on a par with male veterans, encounter no discrimination in their attempt to access these services, are treated with respect and dignity by VA service providers, and to act as the primary advisor to the Secretary for Veterans Affairs on all matters related to programs, issues, and initiatives for and affecting women veterans.