This nonprofit venture opened in 2012 as a place for veterans and their families to heal the wounds caused by PTSD and losing a loved one.

Homeless veterans in Alachua County, Florida, have a unique organization that helps them find more permanent housing. Vetspace helps veterans in all facets of the need for good housing, including financial assistance to get an education that leads to a better job after graduation.

The program is an extension of UCLA's mental health department.

The U.S. Department of Veterans Affairs has acknowledged the failure of the system to meet critical needs.

A cycling ride from Washington, D.C. to Gettysburg, Pennsylvania, offers a chance for vets to become part of a team that pairs able-bodied cyclists with wounded veterans to travel 110 miles across two days.

In this digital age, it is invaluable to have apps available that simplify the process of providing health care for women veterans.

A lack of dental insurance can seriously impact quality of life.

A bill introduced to the House of Representatives in April 2016 aims to cover fertility services for veterans who have lost the use of their reproductive organs in service-related accidents or combat.

In a perfect world, transitioning to civilian life would be easy. For many veterans it's not.

Some veterans who have post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, have difficulty handling their symptoms through conventional treatments such as psychotherapy and prescription medications.