Limited booked face-to-face service delivery is returning to Veteran Access Network (VAN) shopfronts for veterans and their families.

This Remembrance Day, we invite you to wear a red poppy to show your support and ensure that the more than 102,000 Australian men and women who have made the ultimate sacrifice for our country over the last century will never be forgotten.

DVA funds and supports a 12-month general health and fitness program called ‘Heart Health’.

Veteran Support Officers (VSOs) support ADF personnel on some 56 Defence bases across Australia.  

The Department of Veterans’ Affairs (DVA) uses the Tinnitus Functional Index as part of its process for assessing tinnitus in veterans.

Due to recent heavy and sustained rainfall resulting in an increased risk to visitor safety, a section of the Hellfire Pass walking trail extending from 200 metres past the Kwai Noi Lookout to Hintok Road is temporarily closed to the public. An expected date of re-opening of this section of the trail has yet to be determined. While we apologise for any inconvenience caused, maintaining the highest standards of safety for all visitors to the site is paramount. Please note the trail between the Hellfire Pass Interpretive Centre and the Konyu Cutting (Hellfire Pass) is not affected by the closure and remains open to the public. For further information, please contact Info [at] hellfirepass.in.th.

The theme for Veterans’ Health Week 2020 is social connection.

Scammers are currently using the spread of COVID-19 (Coronavirus) to take advantage of people across Australia.

The 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. 

$6 million Budget investment to increase civilian employment opportunities for veterans and provide support for ADF personnel considering starting their own business.