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The Longitudinal Wellbeing Project, established in partnership with the Australian Bureau of Statistics, helps build a better understanding of the health, wellbeing and service experiences of veterans and families over time.
Army veteran Fiona Kuilboer shares the ways her assistance dog, Hedwig, has changed her life for the better.
During National Pain Week, take time to learn more about pain management and support available through DVA.
A new Veterans’ and Families’ Hub in Ipswich has officially opened, supporting over 15,000 veterans, current-serving ADF personnel and families of veterans in the region.
A message from Veteran Support Force The Veteran Games will return to Darwin on Friday 18 September
Backed by more than $3.5 million in funding, 64 community-based projects will receive funding through the 2025–26 Veteran Wellbeing Grants Program.
Veterans and families of veterans are invited to subscribe for regular updates from the Veteran Family Commissioner and the Repatriation Commissioner.
Today, we pause to remember all Australians who served in the Korean War. Korean Veterans’ Day marks the signing of the armistice in 1953, which ended the fighting in Korea.
The Peak Body Project is hosting a third online information session for ex-service organisations (ESOs), veteran serving organisations (VSOs), service providers, veterans, families of veterans and other interested members of the veteran community.
Attend the ‘Conducting real-world research that improves veteran and family wellbeing’ webinar on 30 July.