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Wreaths laid during the Commemorative Service held at the Salisbury War Memorial, Salisbury, SA.

Thirty-six organisations across Australia will share in more than $575,000 under Batch 2 of the 2024

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DVA has released the Women Veterans 2025 Baseline Data Report, providing crucial insights into the experiences of women veterans.

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The new Hub will enhance access to support services for more than 11,000 South Australian veterans and families.

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We are dedicated to the ongoing transformation and modernisation of our digital ecosystem.

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Due to the anticipated impact of Cyclone Alfred, DVA Veterans’ Access Network (VAN) offices, and Open Arms offices across South East Queensland and Northern New South Wales will be closed on Thursday 6 March and Friday 7 March.

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With over $4.8 million in funding available, the BEST Grants Program continues to support the vital advocacy work carried out by ESOs.

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Open Arms is calling on veterans and families to take part in a survey about how digital technologies can be used in mental health treatment and programs.

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In 2024, DVA conducted public consultation on a proposal to establish a new independent veterans’ advocacy governance body - the Institute of Veterans’ Advocates (the Institute).

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Following passage of the Veterans’ Entitlements, Treatment and Support (Simplification and

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Nine community groups, ex-service organisations, and individuals have been awarded a share of $106,978.90 to support the installation of 182 commemorations

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