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  • Every July, we recognize UV Awareness Month, a time to shine a light on one of the most common, and most preventable, causes of cancer in America.

    Woman in blue scrubs stands with arms crossed in a clinic.

  • For many Veterans and service members living with post-traumatic stress disorder (PTSD), healing doesn’t happen all at once. It comes in moments — a conversation, a coping tool, a breakthrough, or sometimes, a song.

    Woman in military uniform smiling in a music room.

  • When every second counts during an overdose emergency, having naloxone nearby can save a life.

    Pharmacist in white coat handing medication to customer.

  • At a recent Baby Safety Shower, expecting Veteran mothers and parents of newborns learned something even more valuable than diapers, car seats, pack-and-plays and other baby essentials: how to save their child's life.

    Woman in red shirt holding baby mannequin in training room.

  • Every Wednesday from 9:00 a.m. to 11:00 a.m., Veterans gather in the dining room across from the cafeteria for the weekly Veterans Coffee Social hosted by our Peer Support team.

    Man sitting at a desk holding a coffee cup.

  • The roof was torn open. A tree had crashed through the home. Inside, a Marine Veteran and his wife sat in the dark with no power, no clear plan and little left untouched by the storm.

    Man in blue shirt and brown pants standing by blue mobile medical unit.

  • Congratulations to our DAISY Nurse Leader Award Recipient — Levin Jones, RN, MPH/HCA, NE-BC!

    Man holding an award in front of a banner congratulating Daisy Nurse Leader Honoree.

  • The dining room buzzed with the familiar warmth of a Wednesday morning.

    Man in blue suit standing in front of a counter.

  • The aroma of fresh ingredients filled the room as Veterans gathered for another Healthy Teaching Kitchen hosted by our Nutrition & Food Service team.

    Four people in scrubs and protective gear pose with recipe ingredients in front of flags.

  • The room filled with applause as names were called, but this was more than a ceremony. It was a powerful reminder that behind every moment of care at the Jackson VA, there are volunteers quietly changing lives.

    Five people stand together holding an award in front of a Veterans Affairs backdrop.