Women Veterans, it’s time to armor up! Stay protected and vaccinate with VA. Ask your VA health care provider about what vaccines are right for you based on your age or vaccine history. https://t.co/ReGYU9jDTs
If you have lost a loved one to suicide, you may be struggling to cope and unsure of what to do next. VA offers help and resources.
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VA has mental health resources to address the unique stressors and experiences that Veterans may face. We’re just a click, call, text, or chat away.
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REMINDER: As of September 9, 2024, the VA Outpatient Clinic in Bellevue has moved to a new location and is now known as the Sarpy County VA Clinic.
The new address is 1330 Jersey Street, Papillion, NE 68046.
We look forward to seeing you there!
VA NWIHCS hosted Overdose Awareness & Suicide Prevention tables at Lincoln, Omaha & Grand Island facilities. We served ~170 veterans, 20 staff & ordered 32 naloxone prescriptions. #OverdoseAwareness#SuicidePrevention
The VA Community Resource & Referral Center (CRRC) at 825 Dorcas St is temporarily closed Sept 23-27. Walk-in services will be available in the church directly north of the CRRC, in the same building complex. Questions? Call 402-977-4444. Please RT to spread the word!
Omaha VA CRRC Temp Closure: The main site at 825 Dorcas St is closed today 9/20/24 due to nearby repairs. Today's (9/20) walk-ins: Apt 305 in CRRC Victory bldg. 9/23-27 walk-ins: church north of CRRC. Questions: 402-977-4444.
Today, we honor those who were held captive and returned, as well as those who remain unaccounted for from past conflicts. Let us never forget their courage and sacrifice to our country.
On POW/MIA Recognition Day, we pay tribute to the more than 81,000 Americans who were taken as prisoners of war or remain missing since World War II. You will never be forgotten.
Many options are available to Veterans concerned about their substance use, including preventive tools designed to support their quality of life as they pursue recovery.
Learn how compassion can lead to recovery from unhealthy substance use. https://t.co/reGIeesCFS
During National Recovery Month, find treatment options that support your recovery journey year-round.
Learn how evidence-based treatment can help you recover from mental health and substance use challenges. https://t.co/reGIeesCFS
The National Veterans Golden Age Games and the National Veterans Summer Sports Clinic events kick off next week in Salt Lake City and San Diego. Learn more about VA’s Office of National Veterans Sports Programs and Special Events here: https://t.co/UEv498xHhx
"Everyone faces unique challenges in life. Learning the signs of a suicide crisis can help you know when it's time to find support for you or the Veteran in your life."
Learn more:
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After you stop smoking, the negative side effects of smoke begin to reverse sooner than you might think. One year of being smoke-free reduces the risk of heart disease by 50%.
Find the resources you need to move on from tobacco today: https://t.co/CBkLKOJayA
The #VeteransCrisisLine is free and confidential — you decide what information to share. A qualified responder will answer, ready to listen and help 24/7.
Dial 988 then Press 1, chat at https://t.co/7iQX5OQ3yU, or text 838255.
Jessica experienced severe depression and anxiety in the U.S. Army. After she returned home, these challenges persisted. Watch Jessica describe how therapy and the support of loved ones helped her navigate her challenges: https://t.co/pzftW8VVCy
First known as the “Badge for Military Merit," George Washington created the #PurpleHeart more than 240 years ago, making it the oldest U.S. military award. Today, we honor Purple Heart recipients and their loved ones for their service and sacrifice.