The VA has rolled out a few tools to help the country's 18 million veterans stay safe.

This organization is changing -- and saving -- lives.

The cost of a service dog is exorbitant and prohibitive. This could help so many people get one who need one!

"It’s not just a flip flop," the veteran says. "There’s an element of freedom that you get from it, because we take so many things for granted every day."

PTSD is serious business. The men and women who have served our country deserve our support.

Our veterans deserve better than to be turned away from a meal.

This measure would extend free passes to wounded veterans for all national parks and forests, wildlife refugees, grasslands, and other public areas.

Tyler's "Hero Bags" items that are vitally important during the cold winter months.

"She makes immediate soul-to-soul connections, assumes responsibility for their well-being and alerts/responds to anxiety, pain, emotions and triggers," Ricochet's guardian says.

126 grants have been awarded to national, regional and community programs, reaching about 11,000 veterans and service members.