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Here's new information on the Atlanta VAHCS

  • The Atlanta VA Health Care System’s Chaplain Service has been chosen as one of only seven pilot sites nationwide for the Chaplain Integrated Spiritual Care Model (CISCM), marking a significant step forward for Veterans’ health and well-being.

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  • Every medal tells a story, but few represent courage under fire like the Air Force Cross.

    Gold cross medal with blue, white, and red ribbon and matching ribbon bar.

  • The Atlanta VA Health Care System Women Veterans Program brought together approximately 25 women Veterans for its monthly meet-up on June 25 at American Legion Post 66.

    A smiling woman and man standing together with arms around each other.

  • The Atlanta VA Health Care System Trauma Recovery Program brought Veterans, employees, and community members together on June 15 for its annual PTSD Awareness Chalk Walk, held outside the facility’s main front entrance.

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  • The Atlanta VA Health Care System Women Veterans Program staff participated in a community event held June 11–12 in Rome, Georgia, where they connected with Veterans and community members to increase awareness of services and resources available to women Veterans.

    Group of women veterans holding a sign in front of brick wall.

  • Atlanta VA Health Care System Women Veterans Program Manager Kathleen O’Loughlin served as a table facilitator during the Women Veterans Think Tank held June 11, helping guide discussions focused on improving services and opportunities for women Veterans across Georgia and beyond.

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  • As Americans observe Flag Day on June 14, an occasion that intentionally coincides with the Army's birthday, Atlanta VA Health Care System Veterans are reflecting on the significance of the Stars and Stripes and the values it represents.

    American flag with 250 stars in a circle on blue canton.

  • The United States Army celebrates its 250th birthday on June 14, and Veterans receiving care at the Atlanta VA Health Care System are reflecting on the service's enduring legacy and the impact it has had on their lives.

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  • "When we come together to support mental health, we create a community where everyone feels seen, valued, and heard.” said Kajuana Pitts.

    Atlanta VAHCS goes green.

  • As the nation marks the anniversary of D-Day on June 6, Veterans receiving care at the Atlanta VA Health Care System are reflecting on the courage, sacrifice, and determination displayed by Allied forces during one of the most pivotal military operations in history.

    Black and white photo of soldiers disembarking from landing craft onto beach.