Information if you're affected by coronavirus (COVID-19).
Latest news for veterans
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Joint Transition Authority established
29 October 2020Australian Defence Force (ADF) members and their families will be better supported through transition from military to civilian life with the establishment of the Joint Transition Authority (JTA). -
New military role to support ADF transition
28 October 2020Flight Lieutenant Nicola Bigarelli is pioneering a new role in the Australian Defence Force (ADF) by building relationships between units and Defence’s ADF Transition team. -
Client Satisfaction Survey 2020
27 October 20202020 has been a challenging year. Now more than ever, it is important to capture your feedback, which is why DVA will be undertaking the Client Satisfaction Survey from November this year. -
Planning your Remembrance Day commemoration
27 October 2020In these uncertain times, you may not be able participate in your usual commemorative activities for Remembrance Day. To help plan your personal commemorations we have put together a simple guide. -
Connecting with DVA
26 October 2020Limited booked face-to-face service delivery is returning to Veteran Access Network (VAN) shopfronts. -
Supporting health, fitness and wellbeing after transition
23 October 2020DVA funds a 12-month general health and fitness program called ‘Heart Health’. -
DVA’s on-base Veteran Support Officers
23 October 2020Veteran Support Officers (VSOs) support ADF personnel on some 56 Defence bases across Australia. -
Veterans’ Health Week
22 October 2020This year’s theme of Social Connection is one of the most important aspects of your mental health and wellbeing, and it is more important than ever to remain connected with your family, friends and local community. -
Cyber security guide for veterans
21 October 2020Scammers are currently using the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) to take advantage of people across Australia. -
Pandemic health care extended
21 October 2020The Australian community, including veterans and their families will benefit from a $4.26 billion continuation of pandemic primary health care support under expanded initiatives in the 2020 Budget.