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Here's new information on the Atlanta VAHCS
June 25 marks the 75th anniversary of the start of the Korean War, and for many Veterans, memories of that three-year conflict remain vivid.
June is PTSD Awareness Month, and two Atlanta Veterans recently shared their stories in hopes of bringing year-round attention on how the disorder affects those around us, particularly service members.
June is National Safety Month, and the Atlanta VA Health Care System Safety Office wants to raise awareness of what it takes for employees and patients to stay safe.
National Flag week, June 8-14, is a time to honor and celebrate the enduring strength and promise that the stars and stripes on our flag have always embodied as they fly proudly across our country and around the world.
The US Army will commemorate its 250th birthday on June 14, 2025, marking a significant milestone in its storied history.
Atlanta VAHCS extends congratulations to Mr. Jemichael Manora, Acting Associate Director of Operations, on Earning a Prestigious Full Scholarship.
“These volunteers are truly extraordinary. They show up when no one else does, fill in the gaps, lift spirits, and provide comfort — not because they have to, but because they care.”
The Atlanta VA Mental Health Department collaborated with both internal and external partners – PACT ACT, St. Vincent de Paul, Suicide Prevention, Caregiver Support, Claratel Behavioral Health (formerly Community Service Board) and others to make this year’s fair a success.
For the past eight weeks, a small but determined group of Veterans has been learning the ins and outs of one of the nation’s fastest-growing sports — pickleball — at the Atlanta VA Health Care System.
In a spirit of raising awareness for homeless Veterans, the Atlanta VA Health Care System hosted its annual VA2K Walk and Roll May 21.