Expanding Resources for Veterans and Families This November

November is National Veterans and Military Families Month, a time dedicated to recognizing and supporting the needs of veterans and their families. This month, we highlight several federal initiatives aimed at improving their healthcare access, financial stability, and mental health resources.

Newly expanded health benefits provide targeted care for veterans who have been exposed to hazardous conditions, with additional resources to help their families. Economic support for military spouses and caregivers is also in focus, providing more stable job opportunities and flexible policies to help manage challenges unique to military life.

Suicide prevention remains a critical area of support, with resources designed to address the root causes of veteran mental health challenges. Programs are now in place to offer veterans and their families the support they need during difficult times.

This November, communities are encouraged to participate in events and share information on available resources for veterans and military families. A little extra outreach can make a meaningful impact.

For more information on these initiatives, read the National Veterans and Military Families Month 2024 Proclamation.

How can you help?

Learn how you can help to prevent suicide in your community by signing up for one one of our upcoming training sessions.

Or use our Suicide Prevention Community Toolkit that provides easy steps to make your community safer.