Social Security is a benefit that many veterans have earned. No senator should try to take them away.

Promised, comprehensive benefits under the VA’s Caregiver Assistance Program may not be available as intended by Congress.

It’s critical that clinicians understand that service animals are not pets. They not only promote independence, but help break down barriers between people with disabilities and society.

The VA’s Home Improvements and Structural Alternations (HISA) program provides for the improvements and structural alterations that veterans need to allow them access to their homes.

The VA's Work-Study program offers many participants personal fulfillment and the tools to reach their goals.

We need you to tell your Representative to pass a landmark bill that will help injured and amputee veterans across the nation.

VetsFirst’s advocacy has contributed to the passage of legislation that will increase the coverage limits available under the Veterans’ Mortgage Life Insurance program. This legislation includes important increases to the VMLI program to help ensure that the families and dependents of qualifying veterans with disabilities will be able to keep their homes in the event of the veteran’s death.

VetsFirst wants you to know that the VA has released a fact sheet providing guidance on the implementation of the recently passed prohibition on the collection of copayments from veterans who are catastrophically disabled.