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The ADF ARRTS Program is an engaging four-week residential program that helps to build confidence and resilience in people who are experiencing health and wellbeing challenges related to service.
Thousands gathered in Australia and around the world to commemorate Anzac Day and pay tribute to those who have served this nation in wars, conflicts and peacekeeping operations.
Following the recent floods in southern Queensland and northern NSW, a number of DVA staff volunteered to help non-government organisations deal with the aftermath.
On 24 April we paused to acknowledge Kapyong Day, an annual day of remembrance for those who served in the Battle of Kapyong, and all those who fought during the Korean War.
If you or your family member have served in the Australian Defence Force (ADF), and you are not able to work or need financial support, you may be eligible for an income support payment from the Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA).
The Invictus Games enables current and former ADF members living with the physical impacts of their military service to reflect on their sacrifice, demonstrate their capabilities, and promote their resilience.
This Anzac Day veteran Nicole Bradley will commemorate the sacrifices of her fellow servicemen and women while also marking two years since starting her own business with the help of Prince’s Trust Australia.
Just before the last lockdown, RAAF veteran, Steve, established a veterans’ walking and coffee group on the Mornington Peninsula in Victoria.
Tune into the ANZAC Field of Remembrance service at 11.00am on Wednesday 20 April from wherever you are.
Anzac Day is one of the most significant days of commemoration for Australians, when we publicly and privately recognise and honour those defence personnel who have given so much in our nation’s name.