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PROCLAMATION - Brain Injury Awareness Month

Published: 03/06/2025

WHEREAS, the Washington Department of Veterans Affairs (WDVA) acknowledges the urgent need to raise awareness about brain injury prevention, treatment and long-term support for veterans and their families; and

WHEREAS, brain injuries are a major public health concern, affecting millions of Americans, including many veterans, who are at heightened risk due to the nature… read more

March is Brain Injury Awareness Month

Published: 03/04/2025

A Message from the Director - March WDVA Veteran Voices

Published: 03/03/2025

A Message from the Director - March WDVA Veteran Voices

 

Greetings from your WDVA Director: David Puente

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Women's History Month - Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations

Published: 03/03/2025

As we step into March as Women’s History Month, we are excited to recognize and celebrate women and women Veterans' incredible contributions. This year’s theme is Moving Forward Together! Women Educating & Inspiring Generations  

A Brief History of Women in the Military 

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Join Us for the Great American Spit Out - February 20

Published: 02/20/2025

Join Us for the Great American Spit Out - February 20

Great American Spit Out

PSA by Veteran Tobacco Cessation Program Manager, Paul Caseley (WDVA)

WDVA February Veteran Voices Newsletter

Published: 02/12/2025

Please enjoy the latest edition of the WDVA Veteran Voices Newsletter: 
WDVA Veteran Voices Newsletter - Updated video links

 

In this edition: 

PRESS RELEASE - Washington Department of Veterans Affairs Appoints New Suicide Prevention Program Manager

Published: 02/10/2025

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Feb 2025 Update to Tri-Cities Veterans Community on the Proposed Tri-Cities State Veterans Cemetery

Published: 02/10/2025

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Washington Department of Veterans Affairs Recognizes Orting High School Student for Honoring Veteran  

Published: 02/06/2025

Washington Department of Veterans Affairs Recognizes Orting High School Student for Honoring Veteran  

OLYMPIA, WA – An Orting student breathes new life into the concept of 'civic duty,' showcasing the true meaning of community responsibility in everyday actions. 

PRESS RELEASE - Veterans Save a Life: A Story of Heroism in Yakima County

Published: 02/05/2025

Veterans Save a Life: A Story of Heroism in Yakima County

YAKIMA, WA., - In a heartwarming display of resilience and community spirit, the… read more