The Saluting Their Service Commemorative Grants Program offers funding to assist local communities in honouring the service and sacrifice of Australia’s service personnel.

A National Commemorative Service to mark the 25th anniversary of Operation TAMAR will take place in Canberra on Saturday, 22 February 2020.

The Hellfire Pass Walking Trail, which sits adjacent to the DVA-owned and operated Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre, has been re-opened to the public. 

Open Arms group treatment programs focus on addressing mental health problems commonly experienced within the veteran community. These programs include:

Around 4000 veterans will benefit from changes to MRCA.

A National Commemorative Service for Operation Hammersley will take place on Tuesday 18 February 2020.

Kookaburra Kids provides evidence-based, age-appropriate prevention and early intervention mental health services for children of ADF personnel.

DVA’s Veterans' Medicines Advice and Therapeutics Education Services (Veterans' MATES) latest release Diabetes – Self Care Really Matters is now available.

Apply now for a Saluting their Service grant for projects for Victory in the Pacific Day 2020.

DVA’s annual Client Satisfaction Survey results have now been released.